Satoshi is Back, suggests Fortune

[CoinClarity]

In Part III of our 3 part series on Who is Satoshi Nakamoto, we go over some less-popular and novel theories as to who Satoshi might actually be.

https://coinclarity.com/who-is-satoshi-part-3/

In case you're too lazy to read the article, some of our favorite, less explored candidates are:

- The NSA

- Global Tech Corporation Consortium

- James Harris Simons (multibillionaire quantitative hedge fund founder, ex-NSA employee)

- Adam Back (hashcash inventor, Blockstream CEO)

We give our rationale behind each one, focusing mainly on the latter two possibilities.

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[mymenace]

In Part III of our 3 part series on Who is Satoshi Nakamoto, we go over some less-popular and novel theories as to who Satoshi might actually be.

https://coinclarity.com/who-is-satoshi-part-3/

In case you're too lazy to read the article, some of our favorite, less explored candidates are:

- The NSA

- Global Tech Corporation Consortium

- James Harris Simons (multibillionaire quantitative hedge fund founder, ex-NSA employee)

- Adam Back (hashcash inventor, Blockstream CEO)

We give our rationale behind each one, focusing mainly on the latter two possibilities.

Awesome luv it.

[hdueueiw432]

If Satoshi Nakamoto really came back, maybe the bitcoin value would be affected if not directly indirectly. The media will have a working day with newspapers related to Satoshi Nakamoto. It is no exception that his return is also a target for gangs, who have long hated Satoshi, which is their target.

[ntarah langger]

Who is the person who doesn't want to be Satoshi Nakamoto right now?
everyone wants to acknowledge himself as satoshi nakamoto ,. 

[mymenace]

Who is the person who doesn't want to be Satoshi Nakamoto right now?
everyone wants to acknowledge himself as satoshi nakamoto ,.  

Nakamoto was imprisoned

Long live Satoshi.


Outstanding achievement, historical.

[CoinClarity]

Awesome luv it.

Thanks! Much appreciated. It was fun to do the research for.

[mymenace]

Awesome luv it.

Thanks! Much appreciated. It was fun to do the research for.

I think i idolize this man, cant wait to read more on him when i can get to it, so stoked you covered him

James Harris Simons

[tonysitaly]

I don't believe Satoshi's coming back, which could be another technician's prank, unless Satoshi logs into BTT forums or uses his bitcoin address for a transfer.

[Falmera]

Not sure how much to believe it or not. Because a person who almost from a decade did not turn up and had wanted to be back would have being when the price was rocket high last year and now when it has dipped a lot. For me it is nothing more than speculation.

I think that too. It maybe just a speculation. But whatever it is we must believe that bitcoin is going to soar higher than before. Whether Satoshi Nakamoto is real or not, whoever made this bitcoin is, we are thankful to him/her or them.

[nutildah]

I think i idolize this man, cant wait to read more on him when i can get to it, so stoked you covered him

James Harris Simons

One of his strengths is "making money out of nothing," sounds like a bitcoiner if I ever heard one.

[Dico88]

I think it's hard to believe that it will happen with bitcoin that is only 9 years old. There are so many investors who will invest in bitcoin. It might be someone who pretended to be satoshi with another great fraud that happened. If satoshi returns then this becomes a very rare miracle.

[mymenace]

I think i idolize this man, cant wait to read more on him when i can get to it, so stoked you covered him
James Harris Simons

One of his strengths is "making money out of nothing," sounds like a bitcoiner if I ever heard one.

And more, so matter of fact, straight to the point.

[altercreed]

Satoshi Nakamoto can promote or make a book about it if he really want to because he's the creator of it. But even if satoshi nakamoto will not suggests luck and fortune to people who invest on it, it will still attract other investors to invest because they know that there are many people who's lives are getting better because of bitcoin.

[criptouser]

If there is bitcoin-2, bitcoin-1 can fall very strongly in favor of the second. I think that everyone will start pouring old bitcoins into a new bitcoin. But somehow it was not, I'm glad of such news.

[HeXecutor]

Oh yeah, after many years, the very creator of bitcoin has returned and is ready to open to the world a horrifying truth at the expense of bitcoin and the reasons for its creation ... HD
Seriously, how many will write about similar topics on this forum, are there really people who are interested in this?
Who knows what happened to this Satoshi ... and even more interesting why people are constantly trying to guess what it was

[Drobek]

I see this to be a scammy act. Satoshi won't have to go through all this. We can't tell if Satoshi is alive or not. This person in question will need to provide his PGP key verified. Even with that, I'll believe just a little.

[BitcoinFX]

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mythopoeia

Self preservation keeps the crowd alive ?

Holy cow, rereading Satoshi's OP of all forum posts, I just discovered that you were the second poster on this forum ever. Mad props to you!

It seems that by this point Satoshi is now more legend than man, taking into consideration that:

 - His total public presence spans less than 3 years
 - Nobody could ever definitively pinpoint who he/she/they were
 - They were probably more than 1 person

Perhaps this was all by design, perhaps Satoshi really did lose access to his private keys.

If the former is true, it stands to reason that whoever created bitcoin already has more money than whatever they could gain from bitcoin, or else is sworn under some kind of blood oath never to reveal themselves or cash out their BTC.

If the latter is true, maybe he's too embarrassed to admit he lost them? How could you move on to "other things" after bitcoin?? I'm genuinely curious as to what they might be. (Guess I should ask Mike Hearn).

The overlapping features of other mythological figures and Satoshi are substantial. He can definitely be made into some kind of libertarian, anti-authority prophet, if people are inclined to do so. Why not? People need something to believe in.

There is nothing simpler than someone proving he is Satoshi.

There is zero reason, gain or advantage in speculation.

True, but its fun anyway. Just like its fun to speculate about the originator of anything anonymously created that had a substantial impact on reality.

Nope. Not the 2nd, just the first forum member to post in Satoshi's 'welcome to the new bitcoin forum' thread.

In terms of Satoshi as a 'legend' and proceeding mythopoeia, you will further appreciate this type of nom de plume;

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luther_Blissett_(nom_de_plume)

If the Satoshi name is actually taken from the (elsewhere) cited cypherpunk video game / puzzle - then we should perhaps seek to better understand this collective amalgamation / origin of ideas and sentiments.

A Zen saying to keep me 'sane' - "Do not seek to follow in the footsteps of the Masters; seek what they sought".

I've heard Craig Wright (for example) state the Bitcoin is/was not Anarchistic. Of course it is, by it's very nature, you cannot set about constructing an alternative monetary system without knowing the disruption it would potentially cause to the current status quo. We can see this demonstrated quite clearly though early Libertarian type support of Bitcoin. Hence, 'anonymity' is/was always a prerequisite.

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Here is a great example of this established mindset experience of an original cypherpunk, although I think we can safely assert that Satoshi Nakamoto is not Joey Allegra ...

The Money Machine
- https://moxie.org/stories/money-machine/

[CoinClarity]

In terms of Satoshi as a 'legend' and proceeding mythopoeia, you will further appreciate this type of nom de plume;

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luther_Blissett_(nom_de_plume)

If the Satoshi name is actually taken from the (elsewhere) cited cypherpunk video game / puzzle - then we should perhaps seek to better understand this collective amalgamation / origin of ideas and sentiments.

A Zen saying to keep me 'sane' - "Do not seek to follow in the footsteps of the Masters; seek what they sought".

I've heard Craig Wright (for example) state the Bitcoin is/was not Anarchistic. Of course it is, by it's very nature, you cannot set about constructing an alternative monetary system without knowing the disruption it would potentially cause to the current status quo. We can see this demonstrated quite clearly though early Libertarian type support of Bitcoin. Hence, 'anonymity' is/was always a prerequisite.

...

Here is a great example of this established mindset experience of an original cypherpunk, although I think we can safely assert that Satoshi Nakamoto is not Joey Allegra ...

The Money Machine
- https://moxie.org/stories/money-machine/

The amount of research there is out there on this subject is truly dizzying, even within this forum itself.

Has anyone ever accused you of being Satoshi? If not, please allow me the honor of being the first! 

[nutildah]

Plot Twist: Craig Wright penned the new "book" and is the owner of nakamotofoundation.

He stepped away from the limelight after the pressures of being Satoshi were too much to bear in 2016, vowing never to return, and true to his word, he hasn't been heard from since!     

[jademaxsuy]

Bitcoin 2 coming ??     21,000,000 bitcoins is less for world economy which is $50,000,000,000,000/year

Well maybe but we could not assume for now that the 21M bitcoins is lesser compared to the world economy because that will depend also on the promotion of bitcoin system like for now that there are some market price crushed due to some reasons like the disapproval of the ETF in the USA government.