I was listening to Mr.  Saylor explain as to why it's important for the founder of bitcoin not to move coins.  It shows that bitcoin was never meant to be something that was built for profit.  However true this is, if coins are moved what are the implications?  And if one person holds coins in bitcoin before 2017 doesn't the same person hold coins in BCH?  Why would Satoshi want to move coins if he could just move BCH?  Asking for a friend.

Bunch of winners in here.  Lol  You guys alright?  I'm here to stay.  Bitcoin is mine and always has been.

Yes ignore the creator of bitcoin.  I AM SATOSHI NAKAMOTO.

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I'm not trying to prove anything.  Atleast not at this very moment.  I would however like to get credit where credit is due.  If I made bitcoin when I was just 21 years of age and I'm now 38 what makes you think I was at my own personal best at age 21?  Do you know the human mind doesn't fully develop until the age of 25 for most males?  What do you think that actually says about me if I am who I say I am?  I was just a young engaged college kid.  I'm now a full grown adult with a huge basket of life experiences.  I've become stronger over the years both mentally spiritually and physically.  I'm just now beginning to code again and it's so easy I get bored with it.  Lol I hope you can hear the truth in my texts.  Either way it's blah to me.  Aloha to each and everyone of you.

What exactly is retrieved by the command?  I have done some searching to no clear answer.  Is it retrieving from the whole blockchain or?

What does work= mean in the data files?  Newbie question I know.  I've searched everywhere asked some of my friends who run 🏃‍♀️ btc and no answers.

What does the work =  Portion mean in simple man's terms?  Like if it says work = 50.06435? when viewing the bitcoind files?

 This is a section for general discussion about Bitcoin.  While I'm just enjoying some Earl Dibbles Jr.  music, must someone try to quiet my voice?  I get on here to find the topics locked?  I made the original forum for bitcoin, the least you could do is extend me the courtesy of allowing free and "open" discussion.  Lolz

Besides opening one of the wallets.
Aside from just saying I am like Craig Wright.
Would an original Whitepaper doc be sufficient or do you think that there would still be critics? I know there would still be critics, Im just asking what do all of you folks think?
If Satoshi can produce such a document would it harm the value of BTC or increase said value?
I personally don't think it matters much, but I've never been the type to make a big deal of anything.  If Satoshi was to come out of the darkness and into the light what would it matter?
Please refrain from any form of free speech that offends anyone on here.  Lol BTC

Does anyone know what email was used to create this forum?  BTC

I would think he destroys them and everything related to bitcoin on his PC. At the time of his vanishing BTC was valued at somewhere between 100-900.  It was his only way to remain anonymous, and his gift to the world.  People and privacy over profits.  What's strange with the timelines of events is the block with 180 billion btcs which was believed to be an attack.  However, within about two years of this DOGE is launched and the supply is 100 Bill.  I think Satoshi created Doge as well.  BTC

I think Satoshi Nakamoto got an email from GA threatening him with the CIA and disappeared shortly there after.  Wherever and whoever he is he isn't likely to come forward with the recent prosecutions of CZ and the SF.  SF was just a fool who lost against the banks.  Apparently there was some major players behind trying to bring down FTX.  Cryptocurrency has already overtaken the major banking systems.  All ypu have to do is look at the names of all the major stadiums and sporting arenas across the us changing their names to Cryptocurrency companies and dropping the banks names.  He'll probably reveal himself in broad daylight in the form of something greater than even what he did with BTC.  It's also my belief that he was very young at the time he wrote THE WHITE PAPER.

How do we search for the earliest versions and wallets associated with BTC?  We're any of them passcoded or were all of them private 🔑?  If I could find my earlier wallets, I'm sure I could "login" into them.  There is one problem though with this.  Coinbase has blocked users in my state.  I didn't spend much time on BTC in the grand scheme of my life.  However, it would be cool to see if I could actually open a wallet from those days. 2010, 2011 or earlier.

I do have one concern that pertains to this very subject.  What happens when the miners begin to mine in the .00344 range or .000022 range?  I would try to considered the fact that the average person has trouble counting into the hundreds let alone the thousands and the numbers in the future will feel backwards to the average person.  This isn't going to make BTC obsolete or anything.  However, it by no means is going to add value to BTC.  What will we do?  Begin to browse Amazon for an item and try to purchase something with .000025 BTC?  I know this creates a problem.  Who has the solution?  Altcoins etc?  When does BTC decouple from the fiat?  LOLz BTC

I've been watching and reading a great deal about the individual who started the whole Bitcoin network.  It seems that Satoshi Nakamoto vanished shortly after Gavin Andresen replied with an email to Satoshi that he (Gavin) was going to visit with the CIA.  Almost like something out of a Hollywood movie and Satoshi disappeared just after the email? BTC

Do any of you have any projections for when you think BTC will stop being mined?   Or do you think that BTC will be mined like .00000000009? at a time?

Is it possible to mine BTC with a regular computer?  How much computer power is necessary to contribute to the BTC network?  I purchased this one used off of the ol' used book website.  LOL
I know it is supposed to be fairly difficult, that's not the question I am asking.  Simply, can it be done?