Bitcoin twitter account today asks "If you met satoshi what would you say?"

[rdbase]

Who actually operates this @bitcoin {bitcoin} twitter account because they tweeted this question about 4 hours ago:

https://twitter.com/Bitcoin/status/1252640068029874180

From the comments people are saying "Hi" Sergey, Craig and satoshi.
So with the date registered August 2011 it is a very old one.

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[big_daddy]

My answer will be simple as

Thank You Satoshi.

[Stedsm]

I'd ask him about his identity and convince him that I'll keep it top secret and won't tell anyone that he / she / they is / are Satoshi. /jk
I'm not interested in knowing about the identity of Satoshi, but exactly as big_daddy said, I'd just thank Satoshi for all the great work he did for the community (and maybe he's still doing it behind the scenes).

[FanatMonet]

I would ask for evidence that this is the real Satoshi, and not one of the dozens or even hundreds who decided to attribute themselves to this name, without any reason for it. If I was sure, I would say thanks, and asked if Bitcoin was originally an unsuccessful project, or whether it had predecessors.

[Wenbing]

I will appreciate him first for such epic idea and innovation of bitcoin.
I'll suggest to him that the whitepaper need to be reviewed in order to capture and handle some other financial issues not currently there.

[SatsLife]

You left bitcoin to work on something else. What was it?

[kaneki007]

If that happens I will thank him for creating a virtual currency/cryptocurrency that makes it easy for people to pay. And also because of that everything I want can be realized because of bitcoin, maybe that's all because I'm not interested in knowing his identity further so let satoshi remain anonymous .

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Simple, I'll just reply with my bitcoin address he might be doing a giveaway (lol). My first thought would be, obviously for him to contact me that means he most had heard my wishes somehow either through the intervention of a higher force (God) or it's just my lucky day. But on a second thought, I'll just delete the message since it could be a frien pranking me since they must have seen my diary where I pen down my wishes and desires in life. One of the wish is to get an opportunity to communicate with satoshi.

Sometimes I wonder why he hasn't tried to reach out to the community somehow to discharge the thought of him been dead. Anyways, he knows what's best.

[Ludmilla_rose1995]

If I meet the real satoshi, I will thank him, because, with the creation of bitcoin, my life has changed for the better.

But, I'm not sure that the person who uses a bitcoin twitter account is a real satoshi. Even though I have no proof, but I'm very unsure.

[sunsilk]

I'll congratulate him for making bitcoin a success. And also I'll ask him a favor if it doesn't bothers him to send a message to the entire world to prove that those claimants who keep on telling that they are Satoshi to stop.

So that they will be stomped online and the entire world will see on the spot that they are lying. Because they're milking on Satoshi's name by simply claiming that they are.

[kryptqnick]

Who actually operates this @bitcoin {bitcoin} twitter account because they tweeted this question about 4 hours ago:

https://twitter.com/Bitcoin/status/1252640068029874180

From the comments people are saying "Hi" Sergey, Craig and satoshi.
So with the date registered August 2011 it is a very old one.

There are many variables here. Do we know for sure it's Satoshi or it's a person simply claiming to be Satoshi? Is Satoshi's identity publicly known by that time? What is the purpose of Satoshi contacting me? But if we set all this aside, assuming that the identity is unknown but I somehow know for sure it's Satoshi when I receive that message, I would thank this person for such an invention, perhaps tell how it changed my life and also say I support Satoshi's intention to stay anonymous and thus won't ask for details and won't share what I already know publicly.

[Little Mouse]

Who actually operates this @bitcoin {bitcoin} twitter account

I did not find any information on who actually own this account but sometimes back, there was a connection between the account and Roger, the account was used to promote BCH also. But there is no more connection between Roger and the twitter handle. It seems they are not promoting BCH or bitcoin.com anymore.

[oilton16]

I would ask him when I should finally withdraw?

[gentlemand]

I'd ask him if he was feeling alright. Someone like that has better things to do than email a random nobody out of the blue.

If he replied he was feeling wonderful and wanted to be my best mate ever I'd ask him whether he's happy at the direction BTC has taken and whether any developments have taken him by surprise.

[yazher]

It'll be just a simple conversation. I just want to say hello to him and ask him what took you you so long to show yourself. wanna thank him for everything he did, he made something that made the world government changed their perspective about money and finally I will tell him to give us some more enlightenment about what else can bitcoin does.

[KrisAlex18]

First, I would thank him for everything he had done for crypto world, Satoshi has a big part on crypto world so obviously there are so many people who want to thank him for the contribution in the crypto world and if would be given a chance to ask something from him these questions.
1. I will ask the things he have done while creating the bitcoin.
2. I will ask for some adivise for him on how to be a successful person.

My answer will be simple as

Thank You Satoshi.

A simple word saying "Thank you" is really appreciated especially yo the person who will receive it. Well, that is the usual reply that I expect because of everything he'd done.

[arallmuus]

Sometimes I wonder why he hasn't tried to reach out to the community somehow to discharge the thought of him been dead. Anyways, he knows what's best.

He doesnt need the community, in fact the community needs him. Also If I were him , I would not want to associate myself with bunch of stranger that consider me as their 'god' . Atleast Thats not my taste though

[mariah.sadio]

"why you not told me about btc in 2010??"

[Eugenar]

Receiving "hello" from a real Satoshi will be really great feeling but I think it would not happen on me because I am just a simple man or simple miner in the cryptoworld, but if this thing happens I would thank him for everything he had done for the community and I will congratulate him for making bitcoin success and well known all over the world. I will tell how great I am now because of what he had made, it really helps me for what I have now.

Having a conversation with Satoshi is really a good thing because you are talking to the person who made the bitcoin.

You left bitcoin to work on something else. What was it?

I think asking that kind of person is really personal for him,  I dont think that he will answer that question.

I would thank him and not bother him again. He has so much to do.

Giving him gratitude is enough for everthing he had done for the community. Yes for sure he is really busy doing some stuffs.

[ethereumhunter]

How can I prove he is the real Satoshi?

I don't reply his email, not because I don't believe if he is the real Satoshi, but it doesn't make sense if he only says Hi unless he will want to say something to us. But maybe I will say Hello too to him as I will consider he is the real Satoshi.