Satoshi's first tweet since 2018?

[cheezcarls]

Source: https://twitter.com/satoshi/status/1708886029636137256

As I was about to sleep, I came across this one. Can't believe he made his first tweet since 2018.

Here's Satoshi's latest tweet and I quote:

"Bitcoin is a predicate machine.  Over the following months, we shall explore different aspects that were not explicitly contained within the white paper.  These aspects are all parts of bitcoin, and are important.  Some of these ideas were touched upon in the early years; now is the time to extrapolate and explain."

When I look at the comments of this tweet, there are mixed reactions like he's not the real Satoshi, scheduled post, he just got out of jail, etc.

But his account has blue verified check mark at least.

I don't know what to say but he does have some plans in store for Bitcoin. What's your take on this guys?

[albert0bsd]

What? maybe is elon musk in the backend.

The only whay to proof that he is satoshi is signed a message with one of his address.

I'm going to take this with a grain of salt.

[Odohu]

I have a feeling that this may not be Satoshi, but then we shall see in coming weeks or months.

Satoshi can easily prove himself by simply signing a transaction from his wallet and put this whole drama to rest.

Like many people have suggested in the comment section of
that tweet, I will advice anyone not to click any phisihng link that will come out of that tweet. Hackers are active!

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I have a feeling that this may not be Satoshi, but then we shall see in coming weeks or months.

We can not see anything. What if the person is a bitcoin developer and planning something? That does not make him Satoshi. The only Satoshi I can believe is the person that will sign a message with the address linked to Satoshi in the past and Satoshi has not done that. If Satoshi will come, he will give evidences that he is Satoshi that nobody will be able to question further. That person that called himself Satoshi on Twitter is not Satoshi unless he proves otherwise.

[DooMAD]

I'm not comfortable with this topic nonchalantly attempting to legitimise the 2018 post.  Some of us still aren't convinced that was the real satoshi.  I don't even think the 2014 one was satoshi.  And this latest one isn't very convincing either.

[lionheart78]

I found the replies on this tweet funny even reading that the tweet makes CW look more legit to be Satoshi.  , and one following that it is a good news LOL.  I do not know if the reply is deleted or was buried by the current reply since I can't find them to take a screenshot.

Anyway, it is highly possible that the post is made by another person and not Satoshi, there are lots of refute on the replies and many are sarcastic.

I have a feeling that this may not be Satoshi, but then we shall see in coming weeks or months.

Satoshi can easily prove himself by simply signing a transaction from his wallet and put this whole drama to rest.

Indeed, it would shock the world if that Twitter account signed a Bitcoin message from the address that is known to belong to Satoshi.

[tabas]

The name of the profile is satoshi and was even verified. But I don't think that it's real him, the real satoshi was gone for so long and he won't just be back out of nowhere tweeting that. And I think this topic and this one: Craig "Faketoshi" Wright saga continues. His team turns against him. are connected.
It's because of the quote on that tweet of satoshi's profile.

Provides important context · Easy to understand
Craig Wright claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto, but has been proven to be a fraud. He controls this account and it should not be trusted:

That's the way to go and that tweet says that it was rated as "helpful". LOL, of course it does. CSW is impostor and a con.

[hatshepsut93]

But his account has blue verified check mark at least.

Blue checkmark is not a sign of authenticity since Elon Musk bought twitter, now it means that the account owner bought twitter subscription. But even if the checkmark still was about authenticity, it would change nothing - no one knows Satoshi's identity, so no one can verify it.

To me even just a signed message is not a full proof, because there can be many ways how someone would get their hands on those keys. Someone who claims to be Satoshi would need to present a lot more evidence than that - a full story of how they created Bitcoin with some small details, etc.

[BigBos]

When I look at the comments of this tweet, there are mixed reactions like he's not the real Satoshi, scheduled post, he just got out of jail, etc.

But his account has blue verified check mark at least.

I don't know what to say but he does have some plans in store for Bitcoin. What's your take on this guys?

Being too sure that he is Satoshi I think is also not good because in the end is it possible that he who has disappeared for a long time returns to social media with the same name after some time just to get a sensation because in the end if he wanted more sensation why he was not here at that time because it would be much more convincing.
As for the blue tick issue I just want to remind how easy it is to get a blue tick nowadays without the need to validate the truth whether it is genuine or not especially for social media like meta or X it is something that is easy to get.

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Ever since Elon took control of X, which used to be Twitter, I haven't been using it much. I believe it's no longer as reliable as it used to be for tracking current trends; it seems like there's manipulation happening.

As far as I know, the real Satoshi Nakamoto hasn't been actively involved in Bitcoin development since December 2010. In my opinion, it's unlikely that the creator of Bitcoin would have anything to do with X, especially now.

[mvdheuvel1983]

This images from X should put paid to this confusion.

Satoshi didn't make the tweet.

[MusaMohamed]

Source: https://twitter.com/satoshi/status/1708886029636137256

As I was about to sleep, I came across this one. Can't believe he made his first tweet since 2018.

I surprised when I read the title but quickly when I visit X, I realized it is very possibly not a real account of Satoshi Nakamoto. Because the account was registered in May 2018, not more years farther in the past like 2010 or 2011.

satoshi account on Bitcointalk was last active on December 13, 2010. So a Twitter account registered 8 years later does not make sense and can not convince me that it is actually from Satoshi Nakamoto.

That account is possibly owned by someone else, not the founder of Bitcoin, so that tweet is not serious.

Before checking, I thought that Satoshi Nakamoto account was hacked but after checking, nothing to discuss on it as it is not a Satoshi's account.

[digaran]

Why would he use twitter when he has his own forum + community? Who would and could verify and authenticate such claims better than this community?  And here we all thought he left the fate of bitcoin to the hands of people/community, yet this twitter account/ owner seems to have plans for bitcoin, well we don't want to extrapolate anything with you, it's better you go back to the same hole you were.😂

@faketoshi, I can make this post entirely different, to make people believe this is real satoshi tweeting. #shill_for_hire😉

[albert0bsd]

Seems a very fake account one guy send him a direct message:





fakesatoshi first ask for 3 bitcoin to sell that account.

That a scammer behaivor without doubt

[Don Pedro Dinero]

I'm not comfortable with this topic nonchalantly attempting to legitimise the 2018 post.  Some of us still aren't convinced that was the real satoshi.  I don't even think the 2014 one was satoshi.  And this latest one isn't very convincing either.

Satoshi disappearing in December 2010 and writing tweets in either 2014 or 2018 doesn't make any sense. People pretending to be him does make sense, even if the message could have been said by Satoshi himself.

Seems a very fake account one guy send him a direct message:

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fakesatoshi first ask for 3 bitcoin to sell that account.

That a scammer behaivor without doubt

You see, if you scratch a little, you can see that it's not Satoshi.

[kro55]

What's your take on this guys?

I saw this on twitter but I didn't mind because it was clearly a scam account.
If he wants to come back to us and bitcoin, I believe the first place he will say something will definitely be this forum, not twitter or any other social network. Especially social networks like twitter because it's so easy to buy blue ticks now since it's owned by Elon, which doesn't prove anything.
I agree with what MusaMohamed mentioned, that twitter account was created in 2018 while he was last active on this forum in 2010. Does anyone wonder, if Satoshi really comes back, why is he not active here but chooses twitter, a social network with quite a lot of trash?

[HmmMAA]

Why would he use twitter when he has his own forum + community? Who would and could verify and authenticate such claims better than this community?  And here we all thought he left the fate of bitcoin to the hands of people/community, yet this twitter account/ owner seems to have plans for bitcoin, well we don't want to extrapolate anything with you, it's better you go back to the same hole you were.😂

@faketoshi, I can make this post entirely different, to make people believe this is real satoshi tweeting. #shill_for_hire😉

Let's not forget that satoshi left before bitcointalk.org was created . So , even if he comes back he probably won't have the credentials to log in to this forum . He is also in a banned/locked status https://loyce.club/trust/2020-07-11_Sat_05.05h/

[Hatchy]

If he wants to come back to us and bitcoin, I believe the first place he will say something will definitely be this forum, not twitter or any other social network.

You are very right mate, Bitcoin talk would be the first place he would be visiting if he is really stepping out of the dark.
A lot of people are being fooled daily by that blue verification mark on Twitter and forgetting the fact that Twitter accounts can be bought. It's obviously just another scam account. I don't buy that shitty story and would advice everyone to keep off, just as a reply stated

DONT CLICK ANY LINK THAT COMES OUT OF THIS

you won't want to tell your own story

[mk4]

I'm pretty sure it's not Satoshi. Why would Satoshi leave Bitcointalk(safe to presume for security/privacy purposes) — a platform that has decent privacy compared to most social media platforms, then join Twitter, knowing that Twitter has some trackers that could potentially break his privacy?

[Plaguedeath]

Let's not forget that satoshi left before bitcointalk.org was created . So , even if he comes back he probably won't have the credentials to log in to this forum . He is also in a banned status https://loyce.club/trust/2020-07-11_Sat_05.05h/

He still have another way which is sign a message from address that associated with early blocks, this one is the example.

The first would be the address to which the first block award, called the "genesis block", was sent to: 1A1zP1eP5QGefi2DMPTfTL5SLmv7DivfNa

If people can trust an unknown account using satoshi username in social media, I think I need to create an account using satoshi name in Tiktok right now, I will copy paste satoshi's post in this forum to post in there and wait until 2030 I'll make one more post lol.