Satoshi - Sirius emails 2009-2011

[ImThour]

I have read almost every single line in these emails and I cannot understand if he's American or British. However, I have came to a conclusion that Satoshi Nakamoto, whoever he was a lone developer and wasn't a group of people. Also, I saw Lopp's Theory on Hal Finney not being Satoshi Nakamoto and it's kind of true. He wasn't. I always thought it was him. He spent 18 months of his life on such a great invention, I love it.

[Kakmakr]

I find it interresting that after all of these years, we still find gems like this. Satoshi Nakamoto might have decided to step back into the shadows, but he left bread crumbs on his journey for us to follow his vision.

I hope this trial will unearth a lot more emails like this, so that we can debunk all CW claims. 

[AndrewWeb]

The forum discussed in the Satoshi - Sirius emails

https://i.ibb.co/h9Jxf08/Bitcoin-forum.jpg

https://i.ibb.co/CBcsFmQ/Bitcoin-forum2.jpg

[nullama]

The forum discussed in the Satoshi - Sirius emails

Interesting, satoshi, sirius, and an admin account, which I think they shared.

No other members from early to late June. This must have been 2009, already a few months after Genesis.

So that forum was removed, and then replaced with this one, right?

Here are the first 4 registered users of this forum:

admin, Registered November 18, 2009

deleted

satoshi, Registered November 20, 2009

sirius, Registered November 20, 2009

Why they changed the forum after a few months? technical reasons?

[Wind_FURY]

This quote is very interesting:

It would help if there was something for people to use it for.  We need an application to bootstrap it.  Any ideas?

There are donors I can tap if we come up with something that needs funding, but they want to be anonymous, which makes it hard to actually do anything with it.

Did these anonymous 'donors' know Satoshi's true identity since they seem to be open to trusting him with funding?

That probably strengthens the theory that "Satoshi" wasn't one individual, but a group of several individuals?

Plus what was the date of the email? Was 2011 the time that Bitcoin has already bootstrapped miners, services and the community? Those "donors" were probably those early miners and builders? I imagine that that was a very small community, I heard some of them were in contact with the developers in IRC.