New York Times identifies Nick Szabo as Satoshi Nakamoto

[Gleb Gamow]

gleb.. you are jumping to conclusions before backing them up with deeper research..

it's almost like confusing bitcoin with bitjam..., or bitcoin.com with bitcoin.org

ifundraise and ifundraising are 2 separate entities..

also the address "3105 se keystone drive grimes iowa" is yet another address redirect..

the links between the two are so weak i can actually see how your mind grabbed one handful of straws and how you came to the other handful of straws.. but instead of just googling randome names till you get a match. atleast check they are the right match..

somehow last year i thought your research was in depth.. this year it seems your more interested in posting stuff to provoke discussion without double checking research....

i guess that happens when your comedical posting 'Gleb' pseudo takes over all your time, compared to your other pseudo's that used to have more substance

Frank, you're tryin' to trick me to search this forum to see if you've ever mentioned rabbits before. 

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[Gleb Gamow]

Nick Szabo is also a pseudonym.

Again, it's been assumed by others who are not the real Satoshi Nakamoto. It could very well be Gavin again. SMDH.

Here are the people I think are "Nick Szabo":

Chris DeRose
Jeffrey Robinson (gasp!)
Gavin Andresen
Andreas Antonopolous

someone upload this photo to reddit

https://i.imgur.com/v27sSra.jpg?1

Hmm interesting, so Nick Szabo is a real name and that one in the photo is the real Szabo.... Really interesting. Thanks for the second image .

LOL. And Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto is also his real name. So Nick Szabo is also his real name. But none of them are the real Satoshi Nakamoto. LOL. No, this deserves a double LOL, a DLOL.

I call your DLOL and take you further down the Flemish Rabbit Hole.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=229315.msg2412906#msg2412906

After reviewing the comments, thread and discussing the notion of a p2p exchange with many in this community alongside the recent events with Liberty Reserve and MtGox, it is clear a P2P exchange needs to be developed to ensure the long term survival of all cryptocurrencies. There seems to be a great deal of innovation and different approaches to building a P2P exchange thus I think it is prudent to aggregate those actively working on an exchange into a single project for the purposes of collaborative innovation, funding, brainstorming and also reducing needless replication.

I call this Project Invictus. Over the coming weeks, I'll develop a website and forum for it as well as a mailing list. Until then, I'd love for anyone interested in joining to express their desire here and PM me their contact information. I'm also open to ideas about how the project should be structured and the specific set of goals we should have. Here is my crude first attempt:

http://www.buzzfile.com/business/Invictus-Group,-LLC-515-745-4500



http://www.veteranownedbusiness.com/business/11525/ifundraisingcom



https://www.linkedin.com/pub/frank-szabo/8/6a9/475

Very interesting thread that contained some discussions
comparing the benefits of the Bitshares platform with the NXT platform ..
Several NXTers made comments ( you know who you are   ) ..

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=664146.0

Just thought others might want to read and comment ( from about the 5th page on ) ..

As I understand it, a position in  Bitshares-PTS ( Old Protoshares )
entitles the holder to a minimum 10% participation in any subsequent DAC
developed/released by the Bitshares/Invictus group/entity ..

http://web.archive.org/web/20130705181233/http://ifundraise.ca/index.php/about/



Looks like I nailed it! 

[crazyearner]

Am guessing satoshi will come and clear all the debates up one day on who he really is. Then again could just keep the big debate going on who he really is same going for his original developers they know who satoshi is so why they not come out the works and said something maybe because they all wanted privacy on who's who at end of the day.

[HI-TEC99]

.......

I call your DLOL and take you further down the Flemish Rabbit Hole.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=229315.msg2412906#msg2412906

After reviewing the comments, thread and discussing the notion of a p2p exchange with many in this community alongside the recent events with Liberty Reserve and MtGox, it is clear a P2P exchange needs to be developed to ensure the long term survival of all cryptocurrencies. There seems to be a great deal of innovation and different approaches to building a P2P exchange thus I think it is prudent to aggregate those actively working on an exchange into a single project for the purposes of collaborative innovation, funding, brainstorming and also reducing needless replication.

I call this Project Invictus. Over the coming weeks, I'll develop a website and forum for it as well as a mailing list. Until then, I'd love for anyone interested in joining to express their desire here and PM me their contact information. I'm also open to ideas about how the project should be structured and the specific set of goals we should have. Here is my crude first attempt:

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A screenshot of that post reveals the author to be a bitcointalk hero member called charleshoskinson. He claims to be Director of the Bitcoin Education Project.



His profile at the link below shows he was active a few days ago, and that he has stated his age is 27 and his location is Boulder, Colorado..

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=102392

He also says he founded the ethereum project with vitalik buterin, and created bitshares with dan larimer.

I founded the ethereum project with vitalik buterin and was it's ceo for some time. Also created bitshares with dan larimer. prior to that I was a theoretical mathematician studying analytic number theory and some topics in cryptography.

[QuestionAuthority]

All that photo of the round table of big wigs tells me is that Bitcoin is 2 steps away from being so mainstream it'll make MasterCard look like a fringe rebel project. There are many people working very hard to balloon their intellectual standing and bank accounts with Bitcoin.

[goosoodude]

Am guessing satoshi will come and clear all the debates up one day on who he really is. Then again could just keep the big debate going on who he really is same going for his original developers they know who satoshi is so why they not come out the works and said something maybe because they all wanted privacy on who's who at end of the day.

If you are referring to the time that newsweek had outed the poor man from Cali early last year, then the person who was posting from "satoshi's" account was most likely a hacker who was able to access his gmx account. I personally doubt that satoshi will ever come forward publicly, at least not in the medium term future

[Gleb Gamow]

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I call your DLOL and take you further down the Flemish Rabbit Hole.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=229315.msg2412906#msg2412906

After reviewing the comments, thread and discussing the notion of a p2p exchange with many in this community alongside the recent events with Liberty Reserve and MtGox, it is clear a P2P exchange needs to be developed to ensure the long term survival of all cryptocurrencies. There seems to be a great deal of innovation and different approaches to building a P2P exchange thus I think it is prudent to aggregate those actively working on an exchange into a single project for the purposes of collaborative innovation, funding, brainstorming and also reducing needless replication.

I call this Project Invictus. Over the coming weeks, I'll develop a website and forum for it as well as a mailing list. Until then, I'd love for anyone interested in joining to express their desire here and PM me their contact information. I'm also open to ideas about how the project should be structured and the specific set of goals we should have. Here is my crude first attempt:

......

A screenshot of that post reveals the author to be a bitcointalk hero member called charleshoskinson. He claims to be Director of the Bitcoin Education Project.



His profile at the link below shows he was active a few days ago, and that he has stated his age is 27 and his location is Boulder, Colorado..

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=102392

He also says he founded the ethereum project with vitalik buterin, and created bitshares with dan larimer.

I founded the ethereum project with vitalik buterin and was it's ceo for some time. Also created bitshares with dan larimer. prior to that I was a theoretical mathematician studying analytic number theory and some topics in cryptography.

Charles is clean. It's not him. I've met Charles in Atlanta. He's one of the good guys.

[Eastfist]

Am guessing satoshi will come and clear all the debates up one day on who he really is. Then again could just keep the big debate going on who he really is same going for his original developers they know who satoshi is so why they not come out the works and said something maybe because they all wanted privacy on who's who at end of the day.

My assessment why core devs haven't acknowledged Satoshi's real identity, now, is more primal or basic. At first it was to protect his identity, but now I think it's simply out of securing their careers and possibly a little resentment. Once Satoshi gets the "official" media outing, then core devs won't get the Hero worship anymore. It's always a matter of as long as Satoshi exists, they will always be number 2.

[redsn0w]

Nick Szabo is also a pseudonym.

Again, it's been assumed by others who are not the real Satoshi Nakamoto. It could very well be Gavin again. SMDH.

Here are the people I think are "Nick Szabo":

Chris DeRose
Jeffrey Robinson (gasp!)
Gavin Andresen
Andreas Antonopolous

someone upload this photo to reddit

https://i.imgur.com/v27sSra.jpg?1

Hmm interesting, so Nick Szabo is a real name and that one in the photo is the real Szabo.... Really interesting. Thanks for the second image .

LOL. And Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto is also his real name. So Nick Szabo is also his real name. But none of them are the real Satoshi Nakamoto. LOL. No, this deserves a double LOL, a DLOL.

I didn't say Nick Szabo is satoshi, I only said it (Szabo) is a real name with behind a real person (and not a pseudonym like Satoshi Nakamoto). Basically I've changed my mind after I have seen that photo.

[Gleb Gamow]

http://fuk.io/who-is-satoshi-nakamoto-the-truth/

In private as “Nick Szabo” he would connect with the crypto internet community providing a more in-depth version of “Ideal Money” to a more technical and intelligent crowd by publishing papers through his blogs and getting feedback through web chats. At the same time his other pseudonym “Wei Dai” was keeping a website for an “Anonomous Portal Link” along with shadowing Szabo’s “BitGold” with his own “Bmoney” project, in a simular way that “Ideal money” was shadowed by “BitGold” to keep the topic researched and his pseudonyms moving forward and active in the community. This is how the web was wieved to bring “Ideal Money” from a simple brilliant idea to an actual decentralized currency used worldwide. He compiled his initial work in 2005 (BitGold) and published it online to get some initial reactions and some “think tank” feedback from the cypherpunk community.

Some may think that I'm off my rocker, but at least I'm in good company rockin' here on the porch with a Flemish bunny on my lap.

[Gleb Gamow]

http://fuk.io/who-is-satoshi-nakamoto-the-truth/

In private as “Nick Szabo” he would connect with the crypto internet community providing a more in-depth version of “Ideal Money” to a more technical and intelligent crowd by publishing papers through his blogs and getting feedback through web chats. At the same time his other pseudonym “Wei Dai” was keeping a website for an “Anonomous Portal Link” along with shadowing Szabo’s “BitGold” with his own “Bmoney” project, in a simular way that “Ideal money” was shadowed by “BitGold” to keep the topic researched and his pseudonyms moving forward and active in the community. This is how the web was wieved to bring “Ideal Money” from a simple brilliant idea to an actual decentralized currency used worldwide. He compiled his initial work in 2005 (BitGold) and published it online to get some initial reactions and some “think tank” feedback from the cypherpunk community.

Some may think that I'm off my rocker, but at least I'm in good company rockin' here on the porch with a Flemish bunny on my lap.

Aleksei Riikonen says:
SEPTEMBER 29, 2014 AT 5:44 PM

Nash, is it you writing this reveal as well?

I particularly liked the little bits where you almost convincingly sound like a genuinely deranged conspiracy theorist.

Upon reading the diatribe, I came to the same conclusion as the comment above.

John Nash tours the country lecturing on Ideal Money. Sans Google, what's Mr. Nash's middle name?

[mastertrader777]

http://counterpartyfoundation.org/celebrating-the-one-year-anniversary-of-the-counterparty-project/

340 S. Lemon Ave #2333
Walnut, CA 91789
+1 925-954-9473

How is that an address associated with Satoshi(?) via Vaurum also be associated with CounterParty, GAW, among other Bitcoin-themed entities?

http://www.toshidesk.com/

340 S LEMON AVE #2779 WALNUT, CA 91789

http://www.didsimple.com/

DIDSimple™

340 S LEMON AVE #6343
WALNUT, CA 91789
+1 469-552-7434

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:6VTT56aUye4J:https://mpgdocs.com/+&cd=31&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us

Contact Info

340 S Lemon Ave, Suite 2562
Walnut, CA 91789

Phone: (844) TOP-BLOCK

Web: www.tbminer.com

The list is virtually endless: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=%22joker.com%22+%22Lemon+Ave%22

This too: https://mawords.com/darkwallet.com

https://who.godaddy.com/whoisstd.aspx?domain=btcmedia.org&prog_id=GoDaddy&k=ZGEagM9tJHgzJ3pq43bivMLLyIvLQ5R5bTRTCdfi%2ftJqE6pO81h3SIKQR0qMROM1

Domain Name:BTCMEDIA.ORG
Domain ID: D173666134-LROR
Creation Date: 2014-08-19T19:34:33Z
Updated Date: 2014-10-19T03:47:42Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2015-08-19T19:34:33Z
Sponsoring Registrar:Google Inc. (R1356-LROR)
Sponsoring Registrar IANA ID: 895
WHOIS Server:
Referral URL:
Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited -- http://www.icann.org/epp#clientTransferProhibited
Registrant ID:AAD2866693648
Registrant Name:Andrew DeSantis
Registrant Organization:Rolation Inc.
Registrant Street: 340 S Lemon Ave #8420
Registrant City:Walnut
Registrant State/Province:CA
Registrant Postal Code:91789
Registrant Country:US
Registrant Phone:+1.2053316930

Hey guys,

I own ToshiDesk, and I'm here to vouch that the address that you see is just a virtual mailbox service. You guys are getting worked up over nothing....lol

[Kyraishi]

Wait....
I am a little bit confused.
I thought Nick Szabo was a pseudonym...
You guys are now saying it's a real name?

[QuestionAuthority]

Wait....
I am a little bit confused.
I thought Nick Szabo was a pseudonym...
You guys are now saying it's a real name?

Yes, that's what they're saying. They also have a photo above proving that Greg Maxwell is a former roadie for Crosby, Stills & Nash. It may be Maxwell in the rear left of this image but the face is cut off.

[Gleb Gamow]

Wait....
I am a little bit confused.
I thought Nick Szabo was a pseudonym...
You guys are now saying it's a real name?

Yes, that's what they're saying. They also have a photo above proving that Greg Maxwell is a former roadie for Crosby, Stills & Nash. It may be Maxwell in the rear left of this image but the face is cut off.

He got the roadie gig because he's the bastard child of Jerry Garcia (humor at the expense of Greg's mother).  

You, who choose to lead, must follow
But if you fall you fall alone.
If you should stand then who's to guide you?
If I knew the way I would take you home.

[Raeg]

Wait....
I am a little bit confused.
I thought Nick Szabo was a pseudonym...
You guys are now saying it's a real name?

Maybe it's his real name maybe it isn't. He seems to be kinda enigmatic and mysterious just like satoshi. I think he's probably the best candidate for being satoshi but I'm not entirely convinced and would need to some one decent piece of evidence over a load of circumstantial stuff.

[QuestionAuthority]

Wait....
I am a little bit confused.
I thought Nick Szabo was a pseudonym...
You guys are now saying it's a real name?

Yes, that's what they're saying. They also have a photo above proving that Greg Maxwell is a former roadie for Crosby, Stills & Nash. It may be Maxwell in the rear left of this image but the face is cut off.

He got the roadie gig because he's the bastard child of Jerry Garcia (humor at the expense of Greg's mother).  

You, who choose to lead, must follow
But if you fall you fall alone.
If you should stand then who's to guide you?
If I knew the way I would take you home.

No wonder! I just thought there were no barbers in his local area. lol

[Unkle]

https://twitter.com/nickszabo4

Is that really his twitter?

[redsn0w]

https://twitter.com/nickszabo4

Is that really his twitter?

It seems yes, that is the real twitter account of Nick Szabo and this is his 'face' (most probable):




We should ask gmaxwell or Gavin (maybe someone can send them a PM).

[Gleb Gamow]

What's the backstory on the image above?