satoshi? hacker? who?

[stalker00075]

2024-03-26 21:32:33.903 1P5QMnRozCR82UZ1GLG544KVcaMRL98oWX created 25.10.2010 🔥🔥 -50.00001094 block:836425

2024-03-26 21:32:37.293 1PMutfNXM2yPvLDQ96CNXRprgrh2Jro1wj created 05.08.2010 🔥🔥 -50.00010547 block:836425

2024-03-26 21:32:40.715 1PpinAcnojg6x2nhT2CSs6iaARYjMX8PLo  created 08.10.2010 🔥🔥 -50.00001641 block:836425

and else many address......

satoshi? hacker& who?

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[PX-Z]

These 50 BTCs came from genesis coins which were from 2010 that first mining rewards. This coins might be from OG miners who are also once or still active in this forum, or probably Satoshi himself but doubt its the latter. As there are many cases that those coins address from 2010 are moved out and also signed way back before.

[Reatim]

I doubt it’s satoshi but what could be the repercussions if it was
indeed satoshi and it was confirmed? Do you think many people
would be surprised and happy that satoshi is still indeed out there
and has in fact not yet have forgotten about bitcoin or do you think many
people would panic and think why is he moving his coins?

Anyway I don’t think it’s satoshi he would have to be much careful
about moving these much coins

[OgNasty]

I don’t think we should worry about who and instead just be happy the a longtime holder of BTC probably just bought something awesome and is going to really enjoy him or herself. We should all hope that someday our stacks look just as amazing to the next generation of newcomers to the coin.

[hugeblack]

If Satoshi returns, I am sure there will be more reliable evidence than random bitcoin exchange from 2010 addresses.
All that happened was that someone mined Bitcoin in 2010 and now discovered that he had become rich or needed that money.

[Catenaccio]

Let's feel happy with those transactions from Bitcoin OGs.

These transactions are very strong examples that with Bitcoin, if people have private keys, they always have access to and are able to control their bitcoins, no matter how long the time passed.

14 years, it's not a matter if you still have your Bitcoin private keys. Dormant bitcoins after 14 years, are still your bitcoins.

Banks will likely freeze your bank accounts after 14 years of dormancy. Centralized exchanges have terms to freeze your accounts too.

Fortunately, with Bitcoin, with private keys, no entity can freeze your bitcoins.

[adaseb]

This isn’t the first time that coins were moved from 2010 which were mined and given the miner reward of 50 BTC.  When bitcoin broke the ATH a couple of weeks back, some OG from 2010 also moved their coins. This might even be the same person.

If these coins were from 2009, especially earlier in the year then it’s possible to assume it’s satoshi. But by 2010 many people were mining bitcoin with their cpus and then shortly after with their gpus.

[Lucius]

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satoshi? hacker& who?

I will not speculate who the owner is, but I can say with certainty that the coins do not belong to CW Faketoshi, although it may be one of the addresses that he claimed belonged to him. Whoever it actually was just proved once again that all those theories about lost BTC don't make much sense

[DooMAD]

People are familiar enough with the phrase "not your keys, not your coins" that it's largely ingrained now.  So perhaps it's time we expanded upon that concept to say "not your coins, not your business".

Whoever these BTC belong to, if it isn't you, it's none of your concern.  Please respect the privacy of the owner(s).

[Kelward]

I don’t think we should worry about who and instead just be happy the a longtime holder of BTC probably just bought something awesome and is going to really enjoy him or herself. We should all hope that someday our stacks look just as amazing to the next generation of newcomers to the coin.

It's true that we don't need to worry about who owns those Bitcoin addresses, afterall we're not getting any share of the money, but you can't help but atleast envy the person that cashed out all that wealth, especially knowing that you probably had that kind of money then but didn't buy Bitcoin with it. Perhaps in the next 20 years people will look back at this day and wonder why they didn't buy Bitcoin, who knows, maybe 1 BTC price could be say 1m, so the lesson to learn from this is to keep hodling till one or two decades before selling. I don't mind hearing any news that talks about Satoshi Nakamoto, he deserves to be discussed about now and then, so he/she/them don't erase from our memories, and if those addresses belongs to Satoshi, then it's all good.

[Medusah]

Mined them at $0.20.  Spent them at $70k.  Try to wrap around your head on how good investment bitcoin has been.  

I will not speculate who the owner is, but I can say with certainty that the coins do not belong to CW Faketoshi, although it may be one of the addresses that he claimed belonged to him.

I checked the three in the post.  He had not claimed them as his.  

So perhaps it's time we expanded upon that concept to say "not your coins, not your business".

Nice one.  I'm putting it to my personal text.  

[aylabadia05]

and else many address......

satoshi? hacker& who?

This is like a repetition of adaseb. But it is true that the transfer of coins in an amount of more than tens from address A to address B has occurred with the assumptions circulating belonging to A and belonging to B.

Satoshi if he returns, then he can return to this forum as Founder.
What should be thought of is what about the contents of our wallet address by asking more than one question to welcome the history of the latest prices.

[AVE5]

I don’t think we should worry about who and instead just be happy the a longtime holder of BTC probably just bought something awesome and is going to really enjoy him or herself. We should all hope that someday our stacks look just as amazing to the next generation of newcomers to the coin.

Oh yes that should just be the positive energy towards this attractions that we should Invest to also outshine with our common holdings of today and in the future of next generation our steady holding and bitcoin accumulations can also be attractive hopefully at a great value as that.
Let it not be a burden of depression instead lets contrast with the potential connective of energies that made that great holding in such a mighty success.
There could be many more even worth that what the Op has just revealed to us just as he has also said of being many more. That's non of our concerned and let's just keep up with our striving of accumulating and holding for whoever own that has made it so let's keep up chasing ours too.

[franky1]

So perhaps it's time we expanded upon that concept to say "not your coins, not your business".

Nice one.  I'm putting it to my personal text.  

aww look at the cute couple. match made in heaven.. seems doomad has a new wife.. and im not shocked, they are too much alike
im not surprised at all that medusa is copying phrases of doomad..

anyways, the coins mentioned in this topic are not satoshi's stash. they are some other OG from the early adopter phase of bitcoin.
nothing really big news.. its not like its a major dump of 1m coins so wont affect the market.

[electronicash]

So perhaps it's time we expanded upon that concept to say "not your coins, not your business".

Nice one.  I'm putting it to my personal text.  

aww look at the cute couple. match made in heaven.. seems doomad has a new wife.. and im not shocked, they are too much alike
im not surprised at all that medusa is copying phrases of doomad..

anyways, the coins mentioned in this topic are not satoshi's stash. they are some other OG from the early adopter phase of bitcoin.
nothing really big news.. its not like its a major dump of 1m coins so wont affect the market.

they know it is not their business but it's a public information though so there are just people interested to learn who could this guy be that he kept his coins that long and waited for the time when the economy is unbearable. it looks like each wallet mined a block.

at that time, only a few people were interested in BTC, they were the ones who were more interested in innovations and liberation from the system.

[BIT-BENDER]

These 50 BTCs came from genesis coins which were from 2010 that first mining rewards. This coins might be from OG miners who are also once or still active in this forum, or probably Satoshi himself but doubt its the latter. As there are many cases that those coins address from 2010 are moved out and also signed way back before.

And to what purpose does this serve. The reason why people use crypto-currency is to maintain their anonymity, I think we are not letting people be by going around checking addresses and trying to investigate the owners of the wallet because if the huge sum in it.
There are so many whales with high amount of Bitcoin in their wallet and all of them aren't Satoshi, we can admire the amount they have if you want to buy trying to be a detective when you aren't one is going too far

[Zanab247]

I don’t think we should worry about who and instead just be happy the a longtime holder of BTC probably just bought something awesome and is going to really enjoy him or herself. We should all hope that someday our stacks look just as amazing to the next generation of newcomers to the coin.

I guess many people can see what is happening in the market right now, which are some of the things we need to be worry about at this moment and how to be part of the benefits that attached to the bull run and, if you have nothing hodling in this season, I will advise you to prepare ahead of the upcoming bear season so that you will have BTC to hold.

I don't think anything will make Satoshi to expose his or her identity than to continue make his or her identity secret to the people which are part of some of the things that is giving bitcoiners joy to continue spreading the goodnews about BTC.

[Lucius]

Mined them at $0.20.  Spent them at $70k.  Try to wrap around your head on how good investment bitcoin has been.  

Only those who mined back then know how it feels to turn $0.20 into $70k (and potentially much more). I have to settle for knowing what it's like to buy BTC for only $200, and sell them nevertheless for a very nice profit.

I will not speculate who the owner is, but I can say with certainty that the coins do not belong to CW Faketoshi, although it may be one of the addresses that he claimed belonged to him.

I checked the three in the post.  He had not claimed them as his.   

Thanks for checking, I know a while back someone signed and published a large number of BTC addresses from 2010 that Faketoshi claimed belonged to him. However, I was curious and searched the first address, and one of the search results leads to a website where Satoshi public keys are allegedly published - anyone can find the link with a simple search.

[btc78]

I don’t think we should worry about who and instead just be happy the a longtime holder of BTC probably just bought something awesome and is going to really enjoy him or herself. We should all hope that someday our stacks look just as amazing to the next generation of newcomers to the coin.

People are probably cautious and are thinking of the ‘why’.

Whoever this person just took profits and since they have been holding for a while I am certain they have made enough to live a luxurious life. I don’t think it’s a sign of mistrust or anything. So, let us just take this as an inspiration and nothing more.

[Dunamisx]

To say the fact, we may not all be accurate about our perception on what transpired behind that led to the moving of a huge amount of asset like this, by now, i want to believe its not only Satoshi who can have up to this amount of bitcoin worth asset, there are other heavy weight whales who have also accumulated and we know nothing about them, but when we see this happening like this, everyone keeps giving his own opinion on what he perceived to be.