The Complete Satoshi Nakamoto

[yazher]

The following contains important information about our Founder Mr. Satoshi Nakamoto, From his emails to forum posts. this is a great opportunity to learn more about our Founder's intentions before he disappeared.

Note: just click the Image if you want to visit such information.



This is the true Whitepaper made by Mr. Satoshi himself, containing Ideas from his wise mind.



PGP Key comes from Mr. Satoshi.



It started all here Emails of Mr. Satoshi from Bitcoin P2P e-cash paper 2008-10-31 18:10:00 UTC to [bitcoin-list] Bitcoin 0.3.19 is released 2010-12-13 16:12:09 UTC.



Legit posts from our forum's Founder, His posts are one of the greatest Treasure of our community that we should appreciate, if we pay attention somehow we can learn from it.



This image contains files for the first three available Bitcoin codebases written by Satoshi Nakamoto. Version control and releases from v0.1.5 onward can be viewed in the Bitcoin GitHub repository.



It's very attractive to the libertarian viewpoint if we can explain it properly. I'm better with code than with words though.
Satoshi Nakamoto, 11/14/2008

Let's read the contents of these pages together so that we can thoroughly learn the importance of bitcoins in our lives. for the next time someone asks us what is Bitcoin, we can answer them correctly with some refferences. That's all guys thanks.


Source:
https://satoshi.nakamotoinstitute.org/

[AB de Royse777]

PGP Key coming from Mr. Satoshi.

Now ask all those fake Satoshi (Craig S Wright BS) to post a message using the PGP key and prove that he is what he claims LOL

[pawanjain]

So according to the data you provided, the last message/communication he did with the online world was



Is this right? Was he last active on March 7, 2014 at 1:17 after which he vanished?

[bitmover]

Now ask all those fake Satoshi (Craig S Wright BS) to post a message using the PGP key and prove that he is what he claims LOL

That's so crazy . Why someone claims to be Satoshi without cryptographic proof?

I also believe that the real Satoshi destroyed all his keys, so not even him could prove himself to be Satoshi . Unknown identity was the thing to decentralization of btc

[yazher]

So according to the data you provided, the last message/communication he did with the online world was



Is this right? Was he last active on March 7, 2014 at 1:17 after which he vanished?

I don't know about this one, but according to the data that I provided this is the last chat that we saw from him and some people on that thread Do not believe that was him, as you can see here:

[Velkro]

The following contains important information about our Founder Mr. Satoshi Nakamoto, From his emails to forum posts. this is a great opportunity to learn more about our Founder's intentions before he disappeared.

This is great summarize because its only facts not speculations or other fake informations.
If more guides would be like this , love it, formatted in specific way but still good.

[logfiles]

That's so crazy . Why someone claims to be Satoshi without cryptographic proof?

I also believe that the real Satoshi destroyed all his keys, so not even him could prove himself to be Satoshi . Unknown identity was the thing to decentralization of btc

All those who were claiming to be Satoshi after BTC became great are just some greedy bastards trying to create hype for the shitcoins.
If you ask yourself Why would Satoshi want to be known now and yet back then She/he/they tried all She/he/they could to be anonymous knowing that it would derail a dream he/she/they created 10 years ago?

[mu_enrico]

It is interesting that after all these years, we are still curious about Satoshi's identity. Here is some clue:

Asia Honks Tomato
Samoa Titans Hook

Hamasaki Ottoson
Shimaoka Toaston
Sanasith Okamoto
Sakamoto Tonisha

Tools

Let's not derail this thread to guess Satoshi's identity, but to admire his work in the early Bitcoin development. Good job OP for providing good UX to access Nakamoto Institute materials.

[nutildah]

So according to the data you provided, the last message/communication he did with the online world was



Is this right? Was he last active on March 7, 2014 at 1:17 after which he vanished?

No, his email attached to his ning forum account had been hacked prior to this message and it is believed the hacker wrote it. The last communication from Satoshi was likely an email to Gavin Andresen in 2011.

[pawanjain]

So according to the data you provided, the last message/communication he did with the online world was



Is this right? Was he last active on March 7, 2014 at 1:17 after which he vanished?

No, his email attached to his ning forum account had been hacked prior to this message and it is believed the hacker wrote it. The last communication from Satoshi was likely an email to Gavin Andresen in 2011.

Well in that case, do we know any info about what Satoshi would have said to Gavin before his identity went into oblivion.
I am just curious to know his last words,  if he had said anything to the community.

[nutildah]

I am just curious to know his last words,  if he had said anything to the community.

His last post on the forum was an announcement of a new Bitcoin version release. It didnt really have the feel of a parting post; it is suspected that he left because Andresen was scheduled to speak with (feel free somebody to correct me if I'm wrong here but I believe it was) the CIA. That and the whole association with WikiLeaks got him paranoid that the government would soon be after his identity.

I just think its kind of amazing that he somehow knew bitcoin was not only going to succeed but be revolutionary. I doubt many people beside himself at the time had confidence that it would go on to have a multi-billion dollar market cap and be as transformative to finance as it currently is.

The timing of his disappearance from the public eye was more or less perfect, and its doubtful he will ever return. Why risk screwing up a good thing you got going?

[AB de Royse777]

Now ask all those fake Satoshi (Craig S Wright BS) to post a message using the PGP key and prove that he is what he claims LOL

That's so crazy . Why someone claims to be Satoshi without cryptographic proof?

Because it's Craig S Wright and he has some mental issues I think :-P

I also believe that the real Satoshi destroyed all his keys, so not even him could prove himself to be Satoshi . Unknown identity was the thing to decentralization of btc

I am not sure about this to comment. We really do not have any clue about the real Satoshi and his activities. Whoever he is, I pray he is in good health and shape.

[akamit]

Why someone claims to be Satoshi without cryptographic proof?

The reasons why Craig claims to be Satoshi is to get famous and the second thing is to create "hype" of his coin BSV.
Can you imagine how famous he could be if he were able to prove that he is the real Satoshi?

But the most interesting drama yet to come, where Mr. McAfee said on a tweet he knows who Satoshi is and he will reveal soon.

[okala]

Despite the fact that I don't agree with all this information but to a great extent one can fund some useful information from this post, I believe newbies will learn from this about the santoshi identity and activities as it relate to the development of bitcoin and it functions.

[Baofeng]

So according to the data you provided, the last message/communication he did with the online world was



Is this right? Was he last active on March 7, 2014 at 1:17 after which he vanished?

No, his email attached to his ning forum account had been hacked prior to this message and it is believed the hacker wrote it. The last communication from Satoshi was likely an email to Gavin Andresen in 2011.

Right, Satoshi's uses GMX account to announce bitcoin in the P2P foundation. But as Theymos announced here, most likely that account is hacked:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=775174.0

Today I received an email from satoshin@gmx.com (Satoshi's old email address), the contents of which make me almost certain that the email account is compromised. The email was not spoofed in any way. It seems very likely that either Satoshi's email account in particular or gmx.com in general was compromised, and the email account is now under the control of someone else. Perhaps satoshin@gmx.com expired and then someone else registered it.

Don't trust any email sent from satoshin@gmx.com unless it is signed by Satoshi. (Everyone should have done this even without my warning, of course.)

I wonder when the email was compromised, and whether it could have been used to make the post on p2pfoundation.ning.com. (Edit: I was referring here to the Dorian Nakamoto post. After I posted this, there was another p2pfoundation.ning.com post.)

And this is Gavin's official announcement about his looming visit to the CIA.

https://bitcointalk.org/?topic=6652.0

I want to get this out in the open because it is the kind of thing that will generate conspiracy theories:  I'm going to give a presentation about Bitcoin at CIA headquarters in June at an emerging technologies conference for the US intelligence community.

I accepted the invitation to speak because the fact that I was invited means Bitcoin is already on their radar, and I think it might be a good chance to talk about why I think Bitcoin will make the world a better place.  I think the goals of this project are to create a better currency, create a more competitive and efficient international payment system, and give people more direct control over their finances.  And I don't think any of those goals are incompatible with the goals of government.

I'm only very slightly worried that talking about bitcoin at the CIA will increase the chances they'll try to do something we don't want them to do.  I think accepting their invitation and being open about exactly what bitcoin is will make it less likely they'll see it as a threat.

PS: Full disclosure: I'll be paid a one-time fee of $3,000 to cover expenses and pay me for my time.  I don't want any "Gavin is on the CIA's payroll" rumors to get started, either...

As always, comments and questions and discussion welcome.  I'd really rather not hear any conspiracy theories about how they'll secretly implant a mind-control chip in my head while I'm there, though....

And after that, Satoshi' disappeared. Maybe he hide and try to get away from this 3 letter agencies, but maybe he gave us some hints already.

It would have been nice to get this attention in any other context.  WikiLeaks has kicked the hornet's nest, and the swarm is headed towards us.

[The Cryptovator]

However, a useful post for newbie. Here is few important link which would help newbie to understand who was satoshi. Although few peoples claim themselves as satoshi but eventually they become failure. Perhaps we will see more drama about it. But I think satoshi have enough proof to proved himself if he like to come out.   

[nutildah]

But the most interesting drama yet to come, where Mr. McAfee said on a tweet he knows who Satoshi is and he will reveal soon.

Also just an attention-seeking attempt by a known narcissist in the crypto space. He doesn't have any information and is likely just trolling Calvin Ayre and CSW. If he had real information he would disclose it instead of just saying he had it. I bet McAfee's claim is a big pile of nothing.

[AB de Royse777]

~snip~
Can you imagine how famous he could be if he were able to prove that he is the real Satoshi?

Real Satoshi would not go through the noise like Craig did. He (real Satoshi) will just sign a message from one of his publicly known PGP that's it. No drama, nothing. Craig has nothing to prove so he took the path to create the noise. I can't imagine how shameless a person could be. Real Satoshi must be laughing at this joker.

But the most interesting drama yet to come, where Mr. McAfee said on a tweet he knows who Satoshi is and he will reveal soon.

If you listen to McAfee then some day you will become a mad one like him. I don't really take his words that much seriously.

[pawanjain]

I am just curious to know his last words,  if he had said anything to the community.

His last post on the forum was an announcement of a new Bitcoin version release. It didnt really have the feel of a parting post; it is suspected that he left because Andresen was scheduled to speak with (feel free somebody to correct me if I'm wrong here but I believe it was) the CIA. That and the whole association with WikiLeaks got him paranoid that the government would soon be after his identity.

I just think its kind of amazing that he somehow knew bitcoin was not only going to succeed but be revolutionary. I doubt many people beside himself at the time had confidence that it would go on to have a multi-billion dollar market cap and be as transformative to finance as it currently is.

The timing of his disappearance from the public eye was more or less perfect, and its doubtful he will ever return. Why risk screwing up a good thing you got going?

It's good to know that he left the community improving bitcoin thus releasing a better version of bitcoin. He was a man of instincts which is why he left the community without making any noise.
Unfortunately, people are using bitcoin not because they like the technology but because it is making them money through it's volatility.
Sad to see that people are using bitcoin for not it was meant to be but just because it's making them money.

That and the whole association with WikiLeaks got him paranoid that the government would soon be after his identity.

Is that how bitcoin was started being used for illegal activities ?