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

[Quidat]

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

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

If I could reach him, I would ask him if he was happy with what Bitcoin is now. As a result, much has changed in Bitcoin so far.

And I would also ask him about his idea of cryptocurrencies after Bitcoin. I am very curious about what Satoshi thinks about Ethereum and the thousands of crypto assets that entered the market afterward.

That would be some interesting questions to be asked on whats his point of view about that matter but I do expect that he would answer that he didn't even
anticipated that there would be more project similar to his which do aim the same target or goal.
Wherever he is now, he's surely happy on how his project did succeed and still flying with colors for a decade and really changed up people not only
on transaction aspect but also on how he do changed up lives in terms of profit making aspect.
If I do have the chance to say something then I would surely thank him yet Bitcoin did changed my life a lot.

[vycl87]

If I do have the chance to say something then I would surely thank him yet Bitcoin did changed my life a lot.

Bitcoin has changed too much life. There is no doubt about it. Bitcoin and crypto assets are now an economic sector by themselves. It has become a sector where tens of thousands of people work. This is what I can think of. That's why I asked Satoshi if he was satisfied. Was Bitcoin's aim to offer so many people a chance to make money?

[swap2cashcom]

I'd def. say thank you for everything you've done!

[pixie85]

I'd first ask for a proof. There's so many Satoshi imposters running around that this would make me extremely suspicious. I'd think someone is trying tos cam me.

You'll have to agree with me that getting an email from someone saying he's Satoshi would make you feel like reading a message from the Nigerian Prince. 

I also hope the guy who wrote "hi Craig" is joking.

[BlackHatCoiner]

I'd first ask for a proof. There's so many Satoshi imposters running around that this would make me extremely suspicious. I'd think someone is trying tos cam me.

You'll have to agree with me that getting an email from someone saying he's Satoshi would make you feel like reading a message from the Nigerian Prince.  

I also hope the guy who wrote "hi Craig" is joking.

There is no mystery with perfect proofs. The only thing satoshi has to do is sign a message. If he signs a message with his address, then he is satoshi.

[FlightyPouch]

He is Satoshi Nakamoto, I would be freaking out if that happens. But I would be replying to him with a question, "Why me?". There are a lot of other people he can send an email to, why me? Then after that, I will obviously send my bitcoin address since you never know how generous Satoshi Nakamoto is and might even give me some good good btcs.

[Slow death]

I would definitely have a lot of things to ask Satoshi. I would ask things like:

1 - Why he hid for a long time

2 - Is he not sad when he reads news about things that Faketoshi keeps talking about?

3 - Could it be that he is not irritated by so many who pretend to be satoshi?

[Shasha80]

I will respond by saying thank you for creating bitcoin, then I will try to ask for its identity. Because I am curious about the identity
of Satoshi Nakamoto, and finally I want to find out the reason Satoshi Nakamoto become anonymous. But if i think carefully, it is
impossible satoshi nakamoto contact me.

[Oceat]

I would just ask him he hid for so long and what are the reason then thanking him for creating Bitcoin that changes our lives. But I think asking this question is such too much since I feel like this is the cost of his creation. I don't know what to feel though if I know the back story of his identity and the reason of hiding for so long. But... This is all just a what if so realistically I will doubt if that is the real Satoshi since no one ever met him in person except for those who have close contact with him.

[conhela]

I'd just thank him. I've had so many opportunities come up to me in the crypto world, I don't know where I'd be at if not for decentralized currencies.

[suzanne5223]

@OP, the account is not control by Satoshi causd he left those account in the hands of some people before he left which i believe was also what gave hacker the chance to hacked his account on p2pfoundation.

He is Satoshi Nakamoto, I would be freaking out if that happens. But I would be replying to him with a question, "Why me?". There are a lot of other people he can send an email to, why me?

Speaking of the why question you asked. Thats because the account is not operated by Satoshi and as we both know that everything that seems vood to be truth is definitely scam.


 

[Asuspawer09]

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.

Just like the answer of the other here I would just give him a big thank you!

THANK YOU! Satoshi thank you for everything!

Aside from that surely there are side questions because we are all curious about this guy.

[cheezcarls]

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.

I've met the likes of Vitalik Buterin, Charlie Lee, Justin Sun, CZ, etc., a few times last year. If I were to meet Satoshi Nakamoto in real life, I would not hesitate to thank him for creating Bitcoin and help change the world when it comes to borderless payments. I would want to interview him in real life one day, if he were to reveal his true identity to the public.

Nope, not that BS Craig Wright or some scumbag that Ken Bozak exposed during a conference last year. He truly changed everything the way we do peer-to-peer transactions, and I didn't regret on being a Bitcoin advocate for life.

[Jamesdila1]

I will answer: Thank you ! you are genius you changed the life of millions of people around the world
You created opportunities around the globe
and also i will ask him why he kept his identity hidden all this time

[Ridwan Fauzi]

Asking him back who Crigh Wright is?

I guess he will know who is him and tell more why he try to claim that he is the real satoshi.