I found this meet satoshi nakamoto

[wxa7115]

I was came across this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_iMwixTBsb0
i think this guy is giving solid proof of, who is satoshi nakamoto, and do not understood full video , so please explain what was in the video in simple words,
Just shared bcause curiosity,

and gavin aderson also involved ? is there any other thread solely on investigation of 'who have most probability of being satoshi' then please share that.

Friendly advice, youtube is a platform geared towards entertainment, so watch whatever you want but when it comes to factual information about any other topic take everything with a grain of salt, especially when it comes to a topic like this one.

As far as we know the intelligence agencies of all around the world tried to find the person behind the name Satoshi Nakamoto and they failed, so it is silly to think that a youtuber succeeded where they failed.

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[paid2]

Friendly advice, youtube is a platform geared towards entertainment, so watch whatever you want but when it comes to factual information about any other topic take everything with a grain of salt, especially when it comes to a topic like this one.

I agree, you should always keep a safe distance from the info you can find on Youtube.
Especially when it comes to money or cryptos for that matter.

Personally, I've seen so many scams and scammers using Youtube as a medium that I'm very suspicious when the topic is cryptos or Bitcoin and the source of information is this site.

I've already responded to OP on the first page of this topic, about the substance of his topic and the futility (in my opinion anyway) of knowing who Satoshi really is, and the negative consequences it would have on Bitcoin and its environment if he could be doxxed.

But you're absolutely right to point out that even the source is to be taken with a grain of salt, I will never repeat enough and especially to beginners not to use Youtube as the only source of information when it comes to their finances and cryptos.

[BenCodie]

If you think that after 15 years you have discovered who Satoshi Nakamoto through a video on youtube...you are kidding yourself. You and everyone else need to understand that Satoshi Nakamoto could be anyone, anything or any group. The name itself is a combination of four technology companies after all.

Don't bother trying to discover the identity of who created Bitcoin. Instead, just appreciate that Bitcoin exists.

[dezoel]

Anyone who spends their time trying to reveal the identity of Satoshi or comes up with made-up stories or tries to link fake identities and stuff to him is simply wasting his time and those who read/watch them. So if you are specifically searching for such videos or blogs or anything, where you can find people revealing Satoshi's identity and telling who he actually is, you are just wasting your precious time.

Do you think that a person or a group that can create a technology like Blockchain and Bitcoin will ever be exposed if they deliberately hid their identity from the start?

[nullama]

Anyone who spends their time trying to reveal the identity of Satoshi or comes up with made-up stories or tries to link fake identities and stuff to him is simply wasting his time and those who read/watch them. So if you are specifically searching for such videos or blogs or anything, where you can find people revealing Satoshi's identity and telling who he actually is, you are just wasting your precious time.

Do you think that a person or a group that can create a technology like Blockchain and Bitcoin will ever be exposed if they deliberately hid their identity from the start?

The more time passes, the harder it will be to find the person.

But there will always be people wanting to search for him, and eventually he will die of natural causes, leaving the whole thing as a mystery.

It doesn't matter really. People are not obsessed about who invented the wheel for example, but it still works fine after all this time.

[LogitechMouse]

First, I know curiosity is good, but not on this one. Your curiosity towards who Satoshi Nakamoto is will lead you to nothing.

Second, I don't fully trust Youtube videos. Just a few moments ago, I made a quick search regarding the airdrop from ZKSync, and I saw this Youtube video, but at the first seconds of it, you can already see that it's been generated thru AI, and it's promoting a scam website as well. Overall, I don't fully trust Youtube videos, but that doesn't mean that I don't trust them all. Only some.

Overall, kudos to the curiosity of the OP, but it would be better and more beneficial to you if you will just spend your time doing things that will make you happy or if you can earn from it then better than being an investigator or whatever finding who Satoshi Nakamoto is. Just leave Satoshi as an anonymous creator. That would be better.

[nullama]

If you think that after 15 years you have discovered who Satoshi Nakamoto through a video on youtube...you are kidding yourself. You and everyone else need to understand that Satoshi Nakamoto could be anyone, anything or any group. The name itself is a combination of four technology companies after all.

Don't bother trying to discover the identity of who created Bitcoin. Instead, just appreciate that Bitcoin exists.

The sad thing is that the creator of the video did that probably only to get a few bucks from YouTube ads.

If you actually watch the video (I did, don't recommend it, waste of time), you'll realize that the "claim" that Adam Back is Satoshi Nakamoto is nothing more than the fact that both people used the same version of Microsoft Visual Studio C++ for creating an exe around 2009.

That means that basically almost anyone in the world that created an exe on Windows at that time fits that criteria, as that's the most popular compiler for Windows.

This is just absurd, and the video was either made naively, or just to make a few bucks on ads knowing that it's not true.

[Salahmu]

Sine he wants to remain anonymous I think we should respect it because many have tried and failed so trying to meet Satoshi Nakamoto is like a journey that has no end.