Satoshi's first tweet since 2018?

[MusaMohamed]

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/

Satoshi Nakamoto account, satoshi, was locked for security reason. That account was not banned.

Do you think "satoshi" will ever just randomly log in one day and post something?

His account is locked, so no. If he wants to claim his account, he'll have to contact me with a PGP signature.

[1714597692]

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[koang]

Did somebody come back? Is Satoshi using his bank account to pay for verification? lol
This account just came back once Twitter started to pay for content
And I think that account has nothing to do with the founder of Bitcoin.
But the first post since 2018 has to mean something
Let’s see how this plays out. Just follow the money. Bitcoin was ongoing to evolve, keep buying the dips and hodl.

[knowngunman]

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.

I came across the post yesterday as well on X (Twitter) but unfortunately I was very busy and did not had time to go through the comments section. Can't believe some people are too gullible to still trust anything they see on social media platforms nowadays. It's too early for us to forget what happened with some reputable and influential people's Twitter account in the years back, asking them to send crypto to certain address and expect double in return. Majority fall for that trick that year and from the look of things, people will still fall for such trick if the acclaimed Satoshi's account post the same thing.

After you create the tiktok account, I will create YouTube channel on his name and start posting using AI generated voice so the drama will continue. The blue tick is no longer a criterion to identify the authenticity of Twitter account as it's now pay and get. Elon Musk doesn't care about impersonation.

[Accardo]

This images from X should put paid to this confusion.

Satoshi didn't make the tweet.

This image keeps things clear and also will make people believe it's not Satoshi. The account is not being penalized for not adding Parody on his profile name. No authentic account represents Satoshi on twitter. Hence, the owner of that account is the first person to own a verified Satoshi twitter username. Regardless of the new twitter verification process. A lot of people still trust blue tick accounts. They may believe any tweet from such account, despite seeing the initial tweet where he indirectly mentioned being a parody. Isn't there any other means of identifying Satoshi, without requiring him to sign a message? No, no other means of identifying him exist. It's the highest height of staying anonymous and private. Satoshi is indeed an advocate of privacy. This has thought me the importance of staying private as a bitcoiner. Multiple journalists have litanies of unsuccessful moments, while in search for Satoshi. So he, Satoshi, won't make the task so simple by setting up a twitter page. In other ways, the increase in number of people claiming to be Satoshi, has made the work more strenuous for journalists. I think Satoshi can easily come out and say that he is Satoshi, but no one believes him, unless he signs a message. What an invention! In my days of searching and researching about Satoshi, I would have believed Op's thread. But, it's safe to say now that, Satoshi has been away since he left. Provided no other proof is available to claim his identity, he is a free man.

"Your bitcoin is secured in a way that is physically impossible for others to access, no matter for what reason, no matter how good the excuse, no matter a majority of miners, no matter what." -- Greg Maxwell

[Smack That Ace]

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?

I'm pretty sure it's not Satoshi, he's the creator of bitcoin so he would be very concerned about his privacy and Twitter is not a sufficient place to meet his needs. Furthermore, that account was only created in 2018 so it is definitely a fake account. This Tweet was not only discussed on Twitter, it was also shared and discussed by people on so many different social platforms, but what I saw was that the majority of people knew it was a fake account. Only those newbies misunderstand that it is a real Satoshi.

[hugeblack]

But his account has blue verified check mark at least.

So Satoshi, who was using Tor in 2010, and who has not appeared in years, comes back on the X platform and pays $8 for the blue authentication signal to publish this tweet? This is something that a child cannot believe, and without timing a message from the addresses I use here, there is no way to verify any information related to Satoshi.
I don't expect someone who disappeared for 10 years to come back again

[alani123]

Remember that Craig Wright is a person who has repeatedly tried to fool the world into believing he is the actual Satoshi. Due to the nuance related to crypto sometimes people not very familiar with Bitcoin's history tend to believe him. But he has never provided any material proof that he actually is Satoshi.

On the other hand he has leveraged his claim that he is Satoshi to try and gather fame and money through various schemes. One being him creating a fork of bitcoin. And other attempts to pressure companies and other parties to provide him access to coins he doesn't own because as he says, he is Satoshi. It's a whole lot of nonsense.

[Lucius]

As I was about to sleep, I came across this one. Can't believe he made his first tweet since 2018.
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But his account has blue verified check mark at least.
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I don't know what to say but he does have some plans in store for Bitcoin. What's your take on this guys?

You should have definitely gone to sleep and missed this "news" to a some newbie, because it's hard for me to imagine that someone who has been on this forum since 2014 can believe in such fairy tales. However, on the other hand, it is much clearer to me why various Faketoshis still manage to have an army of loyal followers when you can sell them such a cheap story.

If you have some extra BTC, you can buy that account and become Satoshi, blue mark is for free

[Rikafip]

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

It may not be? Buddy, whoever is behind that Twitter account is 100% not Satoshi Nakamoto himself. That account was created in 2018, and do you really belive that there is a chance satoshi would come back after being awol for 8 years and start writing on Twitter instead coming here?

My guess is that it could be CSW behind that, or some similar troll.

[pooya87]

Remember that Craig Wright is a person who has repeatedly tried to fool the world into believing he is the actual Satoshi. ~

I don't think binging up Wright is even relevant in this context and I doubt he would use Twitter to run his scam through an account called Satoshi. Twitter is too centralized for him to do this, specially since Musk (as the owner of Twitter) could easily make a statement saying "this account has changed hands/was sold". That would shut down his claim very quickly.

[CryptounityCUT]

Satoshi Nakamoto is still alive, and he is not in jail. I have received this information from the Global Network Association. Whether it's true or not, I don't know; I guess nobody knows.

One thing is clear: why would he send a message after all these years? And this blue checkmark is merely a badge that you can purchase on Twitter

[royalfestus]

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/

Contrary to your earlier statement, I found it necessary to share the link to Satoshi's account on the forum (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3). It appears that he was the third person to join the forum and had received 42 merits in response to the content in your post. He is widely regarded as the forum's founder, and I find it perplexing that he was banned. We should exercise caution when collecting and sharing information.

[alani123]

Remember that Craig Wright is a person who has repeatedly tried to fool the world into believing he is the actual Satoshi. ~

I don't think binging up Wright is even relevant in this context and I doubt he would use Twitter to run his scam through an account called Satoshi. Twitter is too centralized for him to do this, specially since Musk (as the owner of Twitter) could easily make a statement saying "this account has changed hands/was sold". That would shut down his claim very quickly.

This is exactly what happened.

This images from X should put paid to this confusion.

Yet we're still here talking about it

[NotATether]

It is NOT Satoshi, according to community notes on Twitter.

This is just a parody account created by Craig Wright's team (it says) to throw people off.

Satoshi is practically gone since 2011 and anyone claiming to be him should not be trusted unless they bring cryptographic proof that they are indeed him.

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

It may not be? Buddy, whoever is behind that Twitter account is 100% not Satoshi Nakamoto himself. That account was created in 2018, and do you really belive that there is a chance satoshi would come back after being awol for 8 years and start writing on Twitter instead coming here?

My guess is that it could be CSW behind that, or some similar troll.

It's kind of strange how we are talking about some tweet from a guy who is clearly talking like he's a random professor at some uni. This is not how the real Satoshi would write.

[Gladitorcomeback]

This tweet created lot of panics amongst the social users but I was not aware that some Bitcointalk members also thinking so. Answer was given in first five posts that if anyone claim to be a Satoshi, let's him to signed the transaction from his wallet! further no need of Satoshi to reveal identity if he is still live as his anonymity has become Bitcoin very strong.

The twitter account is created in 2018 and some tweet found that time also then why people are still panicking ?

[cryptosize]

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/

^ Watch out, this guy is a well-known CSW/BSV shill:

https://disqus.com/by/geo_gou/

He truly believes CSW is Satoshi, that he's such a "great philosopher"!

[EluguHcman]

I doubt if that was the real Satoshi.
BTC was invented 2008 and checking on the twitter account handle it was joined 2018. That is a way far because it is not possible that he would get on to twitter in such period of time if he could have such a highily personal profile and besides... The Satoshi in question would not have such less number of followers when if he could invent such a trading firm world wide exchange of currency BTC.
I am wondering if an anonymous with a hypocritic characteristics would hesitately tend to take advantage to  impersonate the Almighty Satoshi by creating that account that Twitter was able to verify due to it social influence since Satoshi himself has seemed to remains anonymous.

[bayu7adi]

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

https://www.talkimg.com/images/2023/10/03/P5KWd.png

https://www.talkimg.com/images/2023/10/03/P5pC5.png

fakesatoshi first ask for 3 bitcoin to sell that account.

That a scammer behaivor without doubt

I smell something dangerous here. Employing someone else's identity for deceitful purposes is a cruel act that must be promptly eradicated. The direct messages you're referring to date back to 2018, roughly five years ago. What concerns me is the possibility that individuals who have recently entered the world of Bitcoin may trust the false Satoshi's words and send money.

Stay vigilant, everyone. We are all unaware of the various methods employed by many internet scammers. The most crucial thing is not to send BTC with the promise of substantial profits. It's quite evident that the Twitter account in question is subscribing to the blue checkmark to appear trustworthy.

Twitter blue tick: How to get the Twitter verified Blue check mark and how much does it cost

[DeathAngel]

Obviously it’s not Satoshi, I do wonder who controls that @ though. Must be worth an incredible amount of money. Would be awful obviously but the phishing opportunities with that @ in the wrong hands are scary. I guess you could report the account for impersonating somebody else, then again CW would be banned in that case.

[DapanasFruit]

This could have been a very big news especially in the whole cryptocurrency industry and its excitement can even invite the mainstream media...but alas it will not be because below the post is this disclaimer: "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." Oh well, so this is an account of my beloved Craig Wright who is 100% Wrong.