New investigation on Satoshi Nakamoto & the Origins of Bitcoin

[seandochroi]

I have carried out a deep dive through proper research methodology to dig out new evidence for drafting a profile of Satoshi Nakamoto and for clarifying the origins of Bitcoin. I summarized my findings of the accompanying ebook in a 5-part series of videos, which has been available on YouTube. I promise this approach is facts-driven, unprecedented, and will radically reshape your picture of how Bitcoin came alive, and who is Satoshi Nakamoto.
Feedback highly appreciated.
https://youtu.be/SzdD2wrArJs
https://youtu.be/PK3bCG4u8mg
https://youtu.be/WxYdAQgY3JQ
https://youtu.be/ovS0qnEKzlc
https://youtu.be/PxXG62R6gSw
All the detail and sources are available at https://www.satoshinakamoto.be, and you will understand why it filed under a ".be" TLD.

[Nwada001]

All the detail and sources are available at https://www.satoshinakamoto.be, and you will understand why it filed under a ".be" TLD.

If your theories and findings were basically on how Bitcoin came about, what motivated its creation, and all that, I could have given your video a second chance.

But the said who is Satoshi of a thing has made the entire thing uninteresting to me right now. This is because I believe there will not be enough evidence, that you guys claim just a bunch of unproven facts that completely make no sense, but yet, you all keep on bumping with your discovery every time. To create attention and maybe drag traffic to your channel.

[un_rank]

Satoshi gave us Bitcoin and only wanted to stay anonymous and private. Bitcoiners are not interested in making their job of staying under the radar any more difficult than it is.

- Jay -

[seandochroi]

The book does not engage in a manhunt for Satoshi Nakamoto. It mainly clarifies his profile and mindset, and why current speculation is misleading because the candidates fielded do not meet essential sine qua non criteria.

[seandochroi]

All the detail and sources are available at https://www.satoshinakamoto.be, and you will understand why it filed under a ".be" TLD.

If your theories and findings were basically on how Bitcoin came about, what motivated its creation, and all that, I could have given your video a second chance.

But the said who is Satoshi of a thing has made the entire thing uninteresting to me right now. This is because I believe there will not be enough evidence, that you guys claim just a bunch of unproven facts that completely make no sense, but yet, you all keep on bumping with your discovery every time. To create attention and maybe drag traffic to your channel.

Well, you got the point. As you see even in the first video, I essentially say that without Satoshi, or at least a very credible eye witness, volunteering (or being forced) to step forward, the beautiful and beneficial mystery will go on. My facts-based investigation shows you more how Bitcoin unfolded, and what is does in the technical space, finance, and culture.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

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Am not here to belittle your efforts and research made but it will be so good if you can consider how this is less important to us now, we already have the white paper telling us much about the bitcoin network and going further in knowing more about the personalty of Satoshi will do us nothing but a waste of time, if you're not clear about the whitepaper it's good to look for an interpreter than finding more complex ways to define the Satoshi mindset with wrong theories, you could read about BIPs as well for further implementations, but we are less concerned about Satoshi than his bitcoin we all have today.

[seandochroi]

Well, I would agree that personality and mindset of Satoshi Nakamoto between 2008 to 2010/2011 is not so much of practical importance anymore, but there is always a bigger picture. Bitcoin has become a cultural artefact which is closely coupled to the name Satoshi Nakamot, and you might also respect that some users might have deeper going interests. My videos and book are just an offer, so it is up to everbody individually watch or ignore them.

[ImThour]

I don't think so I need to read a ebook or something to know who satoshi was. It was literally Hal Finney. I have went through all the historical conversations between him and satoshi and I can understand from that who satoshi is. If you need a long arse Ebook to find out who he was, good luck. We will always miss you Hal. Your contribution to the Bitcoin is unimaginable.

[seandochroi]

Well, if you want to believe, go with Hal, if you want to know, my videos might make you quickly realize that despite his superficial match, it cannot be him.

[BVeyron]

I have carried out a deep dive through proper research methodology to dig out new evidence for drafting a profile of Satoshi Nakamoto and for clarifying the origins of Bitcoin. I summarized my findings of the accompanying ebook in a 5-part series of videos, which has been available on YouTube. I promise this approach is facts-driven, unprecedented, and will radically reshape your picture of how Bitcoin came alive, and who is Satoshi Nakamoto.
Feedback highly appreciated.
https://youtu.be/SzdD2wrArJs
https://youtu.be/PK3bCG4u8mg
https://youtu.be/WxYdAQgY3JQ
https://youtu.be/ovS0qnEKzlc
https://youtu.be/PxXG62R6gSw
All the detail and sources are available at https://www.satoshinakamoto.be, and you will understand why it filed under a ".be" TLD.

I suppose many top developers and chief engineers don't have social network accounts, otherwise it would cost them much money, since they are popular people, and have to be in continuous conversations with subscribers. Answering hundreds of PM on Facebook daily is a tough work, and that's not the only thing popular people have to do. So they employ SMM and PR agencies, which cost really much. Moreover, they have to spend much time for media events. Thats why it's easier for them not to have accounts at all.

[teosanru]

I got surprised i thought there is some police or other authority which is starting to investigate on this and digging evidences

[seandochroi]

I got surprised i thought there is some police or other authority which is starting to investigate on this and digging evidences

Why do you think so, I do not see any criminal actitivity in the way Satoshi Nakamoto set up Bitcoin - he did the perfect job on the technical and legal side, and a brilliant service to our community.

[avikz]

I have carried out a deep dive through proper research methodology to dig out new evidence for drafting a profile of Satoshi Nakamoto and for clarifying the origins of Bitcoin. I summarized my findings of the accompanying ebook in a 5-part series of videos, which has been available on YouTube. I promise this approach is facts-driven, unprecedented, and will radically reshape your picture of how Bitcoin came alive, and who is Satoshi Nakamoto.
Feedback highly appreciated.
https://youtu.be/SzdD2wrArJs
https://youtu.be/PK3bCG4u8mg
https://youtu.be/WxYdAQgY3JQ
https://youtu.be/ovS0qnEKzlc
https://youtu.be/PxXG62R6gSw
All the detail and sources are available at https://www.satoshinakamoto.be, and you will understand why it filed under a ".be" TLD.

Not sure why some people do not understand the meaning to privacy. If Satoshi Nakamoto has chosen to stay anonymous there must be a good reason for him to do so. He is the creator bitcoin and I feel obliged to respect his decision.

Can we not come to a common ground and just stop researching about his identity? What good it would do to the crypto market in any way? But if his identity is revealed, he will probably spend the rest of his life behind the bars.

[seandochroi]

I have carried out a deep dive through proper research methodology to dig out new evidence for drafting a profile of Satoshi Nakamoto and for clarifying the origins of Bitcoin. I summarized my findings of the accompanying ebook in a 5-part series of videos, which has been available on YouTube. I promise this approach is facts-driven, unprecedented, and will radically reshape your picture of how Bitcoin came alive, and who is Satoshi Nakamoto.
Feedback highly appreciated.
https://youtu.be/SzdD2wrArJs
https://youtu.be/PK3bCG4u8mg
https://youtu.be/WxYdAQgY3JQ
https://youtu.be/ovS0qnEKzlc
https://youtu.be/PxXG62R6gSw
All the detail and sources are available at https://www.satoshinakamoto.be, and you will understand why it filed under a ".be" TLD.

Not sure why some people do not understand the meaning to privacy. If Satoshi Nakamoto has chosen to stay anonymous there must be a good reason for him to do so. He is the creator bitcoin and I feel obliged to respect his decision.

Can we not come to a common ground and just stop researching about his identity? What good it would do to the crypto market in any way? But if his identity is revealed, he will probably spend the rest of his life behind the bars.

Well, if you were to check my videos and the book before you comment, you would understand that the formal identity is not the focus of this "no stone left unturned" strategy, but rather to dismiss false claims and nomiations, and to understand the origins of the Bitcoin project, and the mindset of its ingenious inventor. There is a bigger picture "what Bitcoin is", which is of particular relevance to the current SEC cases.

[aoluain]

Well done to the OP, a lot of work went into the videos thats for sure and I'm sure
someone will get benefit from that work.

But there have been countless Satoshi threads created through the years and they
have one thing in common, not having any definitive evidence to the identity of
Satoshi.

Satoshi gave us two things:
1. Bitcoin
2. A masterclass in becoming and remaining anonymous

As time passes finding the identity of Satoshi becomes less and less important/relevant.

[seandochroi]

Well done to the OP, a lot of work went into the videos thats for sure and I'm sure
someone will get benefit from that work.

But there have been countless Satoshi threads created through the years and they
have one thing in common, not having any definitive evidence to the identity of
Satoshi.

Satoshi gave us two things:
1. Bitcoin
2. A masterclass in becoming and remaining anonymous

As time passes finding the identity of Satoshi becomes less and less important/relevant.

Thanks for your comment. Indeed we have not been in need for Satoshi Nakamoto on the technical front for a long time, after he departed, teh community became adolescen, independent of the parents. His undisclosed identity is even a huge benefit for Bitcoin. But it still fascinating, e.g., from a history of science & technology as well as a psychological point-of-view that would be great to clarify. If I had a wish to him, it would be that Satoshi Nakamoto answered a few questions, e.g., those I phrased in the book, without revealing his identity.
What my investigation in the ebook (www.satoshinakamoto.be) is still useful for from a practical angle is to debunk false (self-)nominations.

[UchihaSarada]

All the detail and sources are available at https://www.satoshinakamoto.be, and you will understand why it filed under a ".be" TLD.

What my investigation in the ebook (www.satoshinakamoto.be) is still useful for from a practical angle is to debunk false (self-)nominations.

I don't like how the link in two posts directs me to another website that looks to be a referral page that makes me to stop discovering more about the book.

Code:

https://wisdom-7392.myshopify.com/

[seandochroi]

All the detail and sources are available at https://www.satoshinakamoto.be, and you will understand why it filed under a ".be" TLD.

What my investigation in the ebook (www.satoshinakamoto.be) is still useful for from a practical angle is to debunk false (self-)nominations.

I don't like how the link in two posts directs me to another website that looks to be a referral page that makes me to stop discovering more about the book.

Code:

https://wisdom-7392.myshopify.com/

You can get my high-level summary through my playlist on YouTube
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-emZQrFLvJxrdDPhZzJ-CmDLhLHtdb-K
This series covers about 10% of what is in the book available under www.satoshinakamoto.be, in particular about 3500 original sources, with links where available.

[crwth]

I don't have time yet to watch the video but it seems like detailed videos about your topic. It's so long though and it's 5 parts. I haven't checked the other links part 2-5

I don't like how the link in two posts directs me to another website that looks to be a referral page that makes me to stop discovering more about the book.

Code:

https://wisdom-7392.myshopify.com/

I was surprised that it redirected to the Shopify link but at least the content looks the same as the videos.

I'm curious now what's the difference between the content on your Shopify link and the video series you have already put out

You can get my high-level summary through my playlist on YouTube
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-emZQrFLvJxrdDPhZzJ-CmDLhLHtdb-K
This series covers about 10% of what is in the book available under www.satoshinakamoto.be, in particular about 3500 original sources, with links where available.

Thanks for answering the question but you still didn't clarify that it redirects to your shopify link.

[UchihaSarada]

You can get my high-level summary through my playlist on YouTube
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-emZQrFLvJxrdDPhZzJ-CmDLhLHtdb-K
This series covers about 10% of what is in the book available under www.satoshinakamoto.be, in particular about 3500 original sources, with links where available.

I don't mind to explore more because of the directed link.

I have suspicious when I see the link that can be used for phishing or fud in future. It can be bought by new Faketoshis too but it is my shameless suspicious and I did not think it is true. After I clicked on the link and was directed to shopify link, my suspicious increased more but it can be wrong.

It's certainly that I don't visit your Youtube to explore it.