Would this finally be a real Satoshi? CW lost the Kleimans case!!!

[wwzsocki]

...Whenever I program a project, I push everything to git and make two backups offline... Why wouldn't they have done this with their wallet.dat?

I thought about all these addresses with Bitcoins from the first blocks which for sure belongs to the real Satoshi and there is a very big possibility that they are actually lost, taking into consideration how much money it was on ATH at the end of 2017 and that nobody cashed out this fortune. Additionally, this year nobody touched them, even when BTC was on 14K again. I think lost keys would be the only reasonable explanation. Another explanation is that they are in a multisig wallet and one of the keys is lost but the outcome is the same - lost keys.

  Or CW the only real faketoshi is telling the truth that they are stored in a fund and will be released next year.  

[tranthidung]

I thought about all these addresses with Bitcoins from the first blocks which for sure belongs to the real Satoshi and there is a very big possibility that they are lost taking into consideration how much money it was on ATH at the end of 2017 and that nobody cashed out. Additionally this year nobody touched them even when BTC was on 14K again. I think lost keys would be the only reasonable explanation. Another one is that they are in a multisig wallet and one of the keys is lost but the outcome is the same - lost keys.

  Or CW the only real faketoshi is telling the truth and they are stored in a fund and will be released next year.  

You made me laugh. If I am Satoshi, and a biggest bitcoin enthusiast, I will not cash out my bitcoin within next 20 years (of course, if I am not an elderly already). I thought about that assumption: Satoshi might mine lots of bitcoin in early days, weeks, months, and Satoshi actually not only own bitcoin in Genesis block. If I am Satoshi and plan for my dissapearance, I will mine bitcoin in unknow addresses.  

[wwzsocki]

...If I am Satoshi, and a biggest bitcoin enthusiast, I will not cash out my bitcoin within next 20 years (of course, if I am not an elderly already)...

I don know if you have read these revelations from this new faketoshi but he explained in the second part of his story that he lost this 980.000BTC because of a hard drive crash

My everything was in that hard drive!  It was military-grade encrypted and password protected, so I was overly confident – to the point of being arrogant – that the techie guys could not have access to my HDD data.  That’s why I left the HDD inside the laptop and didn’t take it out.  The laptop came back by courier a few days later and it contained a new HDD and, of course, the bitcoins weren’t there!

Military-grade encrypted is the best part!!! Faketoshi has forgotten that encryption does not protect against replacement

https://satoshinrh.com/my-reveal-part-2/

[Anonylz]

Although i didn't read everything in that article but one thing that cut my attention is the subscribe and contact button at the top right side    i mean here is Satoshi publishing a reveal about himself after 10 years of hiding and all he could think of is including a subscribe button, whatever for?
At least we can see the real satoshi identity and were he came from, Mr James Bilal Khalid Caan aka Satoshi Nakamoto welcome back from hiding

Anyone noticed he signed Nakarmoto   instead of Nakamoto

[antisocial77]

I hope so.so i will not see tons of  "who is satoshi nakamoto" topics anymore.its really annoying.there are many topics like that but people still opening new topics.

[hd49728]

I don know if you have read these revelations from this new faketoshi but he explained in the second part of his story that he lost this 980.000BTC because of a hard drive crash

My everything was in that hard drive!  It was military-grade encrypted and password protected, so I was overly confident – to the point of being arrogant – that the techie guys could not have access to my HDD data.  That’s why I left the HDD inside the laptop and didn’t take it out.  The laptop came back by courier a few days later and it contained a new HDD and, of course, the bitcoins weren’t there!

It sounds stupid when creator of Bitcoin does not have any backup of bitcoin wallet. How do I believe that poor-quality explanations? Everything put into a laptop's HDD, that sounds not reasonable to believe Bitcoin creator did it, very carelessly, and sounds like a crypto newbie, very amateur.
I guess next time when Faketoshi tell us more story, it might be, after lose all of my bitcoin due to HDD replacement, I created Litecoin.

[jake zyrus]

Although i didn't read everything in that article but one thing that cut my attention is the subscribe and contact button at the top right side    i mean here is Satoshi publishing a reveal about himself after 10 years of hiding and all he could think of is including a subscribe button, whatever for?

Same thing I've noticed. A subscribe button for what??

I didn't read everything because it was too long, though I appreciate the effort for making those long post. But same with others, I don't believe it either. Since lately, a lot of people are claiming they're Satoshi it's becoming less interesting and making it hard to believe. No matter what proof others would give, there's still a lot of doubts and holes with their statements.

[wwzsocki]

Although i didn't read everything in that article but one thing that cut my attention is the subscribe and contact button at the top right side   i mean here is Satoshi publishing a reveal about himself after 10 years of hiding and all he could think of is including a subscribe button, whatever for?

Same thing I've noticed. A subscribe button for what??

If this would be a real Satoshi then I would believe that this subscribe button is there because of the marketing company he hired to help him reveal himself "he is better with code then with words" and they are there to help. Every marketing company is gathering data, especially emails and this is what they are doing.

But this is all bullshit and of course subscribe button is there to collect your emails to make spam heaven from your mailbox and sell them later on.

[leftgirly]

This cannot be  the real Satoshi, this person claiming to be the real Satoshi is probably  just a programmer who just wanted to relieve some stress on him/her so decided to come up with this site to generate traffic. The traffic was evident as most of us had the error message 'DNS not accessible " as many crypto enthusiasts were following up on the first day of the series.

[yoseph]

Additional... 

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/csp5zt/its_that_simple/

I was just reading the story of how this s called Satoshi claim to have lost the hard drive containing his entire bitcoin holdings and i can say that without a doubt it's a very laughable apology. If you rent the laptop for repairs and it cam back containing a new hard drive, wouldn't he have gone to the repair store and even make an effort about locating it. This guy is definitely doing this for all the attention.

[Polo7]

Bitcoin creator is rather group of people then just one person.



Satoshi nakamoto its Not for sure!! 

[Pab]

Will that new Satoshi saga ever end.Probably not
Every some time we will have yet another Satoshi
It is very easy to prove who is real Satoshi
He has access to his wallet so it is enough to send some some small tnx from one of Satoshi wallet
By my personal opinion real Satoshi will remain anonymous until the end of time

[eaLiTy]

Just want to ask the Bitcointalk community: What do you think about this new Satoshi? Is this the real one or another scammer?

I am not even sure what the content is and i am not going to check these random Satoshi claims, do these sites have a ton of advertisement., there is no point in going after these click baits, there is no Satoshi unless someone can sign a message from the genesis block and if someone is able to do that you could follow what they are telling, if not you might be compromising your security if you are going to some random sites with some claim and if the creators have malicious intent they can collect many information from your visit, so be careful with these click baits.

[coin-investor]

The most shocking part for me is when he loses his wallet.dat
a quote from the article

My everything was in that hard drive!  It was military-grade encrypted and password protected, so I was overly confident – to the point of being arrogant – that the techie guys could not have access to my HDD data.  That’s why I left the HDD inside the laptop and didn’t take it out.  The laptop came back by courier a few days later and it contained a new HDD and, of course, the bitcoins weren’t there

Of course, they will replace it with a new HDD because you never instruct them not to replace the HDD, now one thing that baffles me is why did he not request the old  HDD to be sent, there are new software now that can retrace those files, now the laptop company knows that they have billion dollars worth of Bitcoin in one of their customer's hard drive, that are in their position, in case they still did not destroy those harddrives.

[Polo7]

Someone Here knows for sure who is Bitcoin owner and creator
Its just Hidden from others

[kryptqnick]

What these people succeeded in is marketing. We are all reading their articles, discussing the texts, increasing the view count on the website of a company nobody ever heard of before. And since these people have their blockchain project, it's not just the views for them, it is the popularity of the products. I read some of it, and I think it's a nice writing peace, but it's fictional (although based on some preliminary research the author did). IMO Satoshi would never be so talkative in the first place. With friends in personal messages? Maybe. With strangers in public online space? I don't think so. Just take a look at real Satoshi's posts on bitcointalk. This person writes a lot, but not in this poetic way the revealer is talking. Real Satoshi is very focused on technical issues, improvements, risks and other things like that. Doesn't strike me as a long chit-chat kind of person.

[Hamphser]

This was the site that everyone was talking about.
I can confirm that he is not the real Satoshi since he can't open his BTT account if he won't signed a message to his own wallet.
Whatever is the case they were telling it won't matter, as long the real Satoshi did the impossible, so that people will be going to believe that it was really him.

[Mulann2]

I think this is another attention seeker trying to be relevant and draw attention, why going to all this trouble to narrate some boring story when all he needs to do is signed message from his btc wallet, if you can not do that then what is the point, anyone can fabricate some story of been satoshi but not everyone can sign message from satoshi btc wallet. Another faketoshi in my opinion.

[jackg]

Military-grade encrypted is the best part!!! Faketoshi has forgotten that encryption does not protect against replacement

https://satoshinrh.com/my-reveal-part-2/

That bit is confusing to me too... Whenever you normally encrypt stuff (if you know what you're doing) the encryption should be done using public and private keys of their own or at least a really strong password, but they should be encrypted inside a ZIP file or even a defacto .dat file so they're easier to recover if the drive fails (I haven't needed to recover stuff from that this way but most places backup that way so I'd guess it makes it easier to reverse)...

I thought about all these addresses with Bitcoins from the first blocks which for sure belongs to the real Satoshi and there is a very big possibility that they are actually lost, taking into consideration how much money it was on ATH at the end of 2017 and that nobody cashed out this fortune. Additionally, this year nobody touched them, even when BTC was on 14K again. I think lost keys would be the only reasonable explanation. Another explanation is that they are in a multisig wallet and one of the keys is lost but the outcome is the same - lost keys.

  Or CW the only real faketoshi is telling the truth that they are stored in a fund and will be released next year. 

If I were satoshi, I'd either: use them all from the start; say "I'm dumping each block reward every year"; or not touch those coins and instead have a stash of 1000 coins later on since I want to stay anonymous... No one said he didn't stop minning (and if he did then he might have got some from hal or elsewhere to one of his other addresses).

[BITDV]

Looks like he want to become famous, getting high traffic to his website and others. I agree that his strory is good, and i like it as shit novel and really i enjoy it. It just story right, no confident proof that he is real satoshi.

Let's talk as developer side, when you create a programs and your programs is new innovation in the world, what do you do before you publish it to the world? In this case he already knew that precious thing is wallet.dat

Calculating word based on Chaldean or other methods not a real proof, especially the witness is dead