Satoshi Hada - the real creator of Bitcoin?

[AgainstGovermentsPower]

Hello Everyone!

First, I'd like to say that I don't know if this topic has been discussed here before. (If so, I apologize for the repeat.)

I recently came across a YouTube video online and became interested in the topic.

Spotlight - Satoshi Hada (IBM, cryptography related)
By visiting the website: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Satoshi-Hada, we come across a very interesting user profile.

Skills and Expertise:
Encryption, Digital Signature, Cryptography, Security
The dates of the posts and the topics caught my attention, as they perfectly match the information that Satoshi Hada is one of the creators of Bitcoin P2P ECS. The posts have been appearing since September 1995. Each one is incredible and contains complex information, inaccessible to ordinary high school or college students at the time of writing. From the very beginning, there's been an interest in the keys, protocols, and everything that makes up the Bitcoin network, but the most interesting twists begin with the name Tanaka, which appears in the posts below.

The second person responsible for the development of the Bitcoin network is likely Hatsukazu Tanaka/Toshiaki Tanaka.

I recommend checking out his profile; it's equally interesting and correlates with Satoshi Hada. Shared posts, IBM, interests, cryptography.

Here's the link: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Toshiaki-Tanaka-6
And the last person is Naohiko Uramoto
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Naohiko-Uramoto
Combining the knowledge of these three people and their names and surnames gives us the exact P2P network and the name Satoshi Nakamoto.

If this post has been discussed here, please delete it.

[Alvin_talk]

Who cares about the identity of Satoshi? All I care about is for bitcoin to achieve the level of success we wish for (E.g: hitting new ATH of 1 million USD or stuffs like that). I feel we should be more concerned with the growth of this coin (bitcoin), knowing the creator doesn't add much at this point in time.

[Hatchy]

Who cares about the identity of Satoshi? All I care about is for bitcoin to achieve the level of success we wish for (E.g: hitting new ATH of 1 million USD or stuffs like that). I feel we should be more concerned with the growth of this coin (bitcoin), knowing the creator doesn't add much at this point in time.

We've had several speculations this year and the last about Satoshi's real identity. Sometimes I wonder why some researchers are so upset about finding someone that clearly doesn't want to be found.. before he left, he clearly stated that he was moving onto other things, we don't know what those things are, neither did he leave any clue behind.. Satoshi was a very secretive person and he valued his privacy thus the creation of the bitcoin network. It won't be the last speculation, I expect more but like I'll always say, it will be same results all the time. He doesn't want to be found and might not even be existing anymore. People should focus more on accumulating bitcoins instead of looking for a ghost..

[AgainstGovermentsPower]

Is it possible that he was such a conscious creator that he would specifically choose Hal Finney and "leave" with him, knowing how people would react?

[bethpan]

the real creator is a ninja.
He knows when to disappear when to appear without being seen.

[Donneski]

Hello Everyone!

First, I'd like to say that I don't know if this topic has been discussed here before. (If so, I apologize for the repeat.)

I personally haven't seen where this particular topic have been discussed in the forum but I've read and contributed in several topics with similar content. I'm yet to understand why so many people are very interested in revealing a man whose innovation didn't need his identity to become one of the most important innovations in global finance. Time and time again, we've read about different speculations about who the real person behind the name Satoshi Nakamoto but at the end, none of them have been verified to be true. Like I've always maintained, Satoshi's anonymity is one of the key factors behind the success of the Bitcoin project and knowing how controversial it'll be to reveal himself, I strongly doubt he'll ever take that risk.

[dkbit98]

I already saw a story about this guys posted few years ago, and I don't believe it.
It makes no sense that Satoshi Nakamoto who obviously cared a lot about his privacy would use his real name Satoshi everywhere.
It's not like that is the only Satoshi, and tens of thousands of individuals have the same name in Japan.

[bitcoindusts]

People who has contact with Satoshi thinks that he is not a Japanese since they believe that there is no strong evidence that Satoshi is a Japanese because he is very natural in his english.  Some even say that his english has a British accent. 

Aside from that I also agree that Satoshi will never use his real name since he prefers anonymity.

[odolvlobo]

Spotlight - Satoshi Hada...

This topic has been discussed millions of times over the last 15 years.

I don't the benefit of speculation unless you have some concrete information.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Not gonna say youre wrong but definitely not right. Theres a lot of suspicion on the identity of bitcoin but I guess we should move on whose really Satoshi Nakamoto was. His either someone who keeps enjoying his life with new hobby or probably dead now. Who knows if also his a single user but a group? Theres a lot of hearsay before and I think we can just simply ignore all these speculations on whose him is.

[m2017]

Now, should we start "nominating" everyone named Satoshi who more or less meets the criteria, like cryptography skills, for the position of BTC-creator?

"Satoshi" could be a single person or a group of people, or maybe even a woman (nobody has looked in this direction yet, right?), while everyone else is "looking" for a man. That is, a lot of background information is missing to successfully search for and locate Satoshi. And as @dkbit98 already pointed out, someone who hides their identity wouldn't use their real name (you don't think the bitcoin creator would be so careless and stupid, do you?).

The OP's arguments are weak, so he won't get the merit from me.

[Catenaccio]

Spotlight - Satoshi Hada (IBM, cryptography related)
By visiting the website: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Satoshi-Hada, we come across a very interesting user profile.

Stop digging and finding the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto because the Bitcoin founder already disappeared and gone for goods. In addition, finding Satoshi Nakamoto even if achieved successfully, won't help anything for either the government or the Bitcoin community.

Even the founder is alive, and will be arrested by a government, he will not be able stop the Bitcoin blockchain, not be able to change the Bitcoin protocol, and likely government can not seize bitcoins of Satoshi Nakamoto too. So it won't affect Bitcoin market a lot in long term except possible panic shock and crash in short term.

Spending time for more meaningful things like learning from Satoshi's lesson.

[Die_empty]

Not gonna say youre wrong but definitely not right. Theres a lot of suspicion on the identity of bitcoin but I guess we should move on whose really Satoshi Nakamoto was. His either someone who keeps enjoying his life with new hobby or probably dead now. Who knows if also his a single user but a group? Theres a lot of hearsay before and I think we can just simply ignore all these speculations on whose him is.

It is estimated that about 256,879 people bear the name Satoshi globally, and most of them are Japanese. Associating the creator of Bitcoin with an individual, mainly because of a name, is not a strong connection. The number of people that has cryptography skills is also many, therefore the occupational connection is also weak. The community already knows how the real Satoshi can convince people that he was the creator of Bitcoin. He simply needs to sign a message with the Satoshi private keys or move some coins.

[michellee]

He simply needs to sign a message with the Satoshi private keys or move some coins.

If he doing that without shows himself to public or this forum, people will still curious. We only see he move some coins to other wallets but we still don't know him. But that could makes panicking in the market.

So many speculations about Satoshi but still we don't know the truth and just guess. Instead searching for the really Satoshi Nakamoto, it is better we leave him and enjoy his legacy.

He have better reason why he still hide which he never tells to us.

[qurbanshah02]

I am going to talk about this again because this issue has been left behind a lot because when Bitcoin kept its price at a good and big place in 2015, then it was permissible to ask this question and this question is completely a mystery to those who are new. Because at that time it is better to focus on the price of Bitcoin and its development. As we saw this form being formed and saw Bitcoin, we saw a person named Satoshi now with a team with him, he was alone, it does not matter to us, he put Bitcoin ahead with his name. He did not tell the name of his area and many of his pictures from which we could have found out all this. In addition, we have his wallet where every Bitcoin is still, so it is like wasting our time behind him, but we should turn to Bitcoin so that we can profit from it.

[Satofan44]

For the love of all that exists, just fucking let it go. You are too desperate and do not have any kind of knowledge in this field which leads you to terrible theories. The many that did everything that he could to preserve his true identity, specifically chose a name out of all the possibilities in the world that is his real name?  Satoshi is a name that is used by a lot of people as indicated by the user Die_empty, and simply because of that you are statistically probable to find a candidate eventually that has that name and has the experiences that are required to create Bitcoin. That does not mean absolutely nothing other than statistics working how they should.

The community already knows how the real Satoshi can convince people that he was the creator of Bitcoin. He simply needs to sign a message with the Satoshi private keys or move some coins.

No, this is no longer valid proof. When you have a very long absence of an identity (and exposed public keys, which are not yet an issue but will be), then signed messages should be treated the same way that old accounts should be like the e-mail accounts. The first and most likely theory is that they have been compromised. Do you forget that sometimes on this very forum accounts are sold with a staked address in an attempt to trick the investigators that the account actually did not change hands? The same is true with Satoshi. The more time passes, the chance that he owns his key continues to get closer to 0 (but is never going to reach zero unless they have been verifiably compromised).

At this point in time, objectively, nobody can prove that they are satoshi by using his keys. You may rush to believe such a person, like many rushed to believe the scammer Craig Wright, but that does not change this fact -- it would just make you a bit cultist.

[snowpega]

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Like really, another haha! This year, I have seen a lot of speculation on this topic regarding who is Stoshi Nakamato. Where some suspected that the guy could be Satoshi Nakamoto, and the majority are just speculations to mislead the bitcoin community. So that they can damage Bitcoin. And literally all those failed in proving that who the real person is behind the creation of Bitcoin. As many other users already said, you are saying the same thing that is said above. There are many speculations on this topic, and the same thing has been discussed many times.

So, until no one has legitimate information on this topic, creation of such topics is considered as FUD just to mislead the bitcoin community. Additionally, some of the members already know about the information you shared. So, discussing further here on this topic would be a waste of time in my point of view. And sorry about that. And I would rather suggest that you bring such information here that can give an advantage to the bitcoin community, where you and we can learn more about bitcoin, and stay away from such negativity.

[coinlary]

What value exactly will you all like to derive from knowing the real identity of Satoshi?  If Satoshi himself should declare his identity publicly with every convincing proof what exactly will he gain .

To me there's  only one reason for anyone to Claim Satoshi, it is nothing more than Attention to promote whatever they want or like.

What if there was no Satoshi  ?  What if Satoshi & Nakamoto are two different entities? What if it's just a group ? What if it's an Alien ? I can continue with the list.....

Wtf do you'll want? Destroy Bitcoin?

[AgainstGovermentsPower]

This guy was the Einstein of computer science.

Finding this person (or group) and providing them with an environment larger than a "home computer" could transform the centuries to come.
This is where AI and the future internet came from.

The knowledge and intelligence of such a person are crucial to the development of ALL humanity – that's why finding them is so important.

If they don't reveal themselves, their private keys will be extracted from their public ones.

Best regards

[SuperBitMan]

In the past, there have been a lot of speculation about the identity of Satoshi and I really don’t know why they are really concerned about the identity of Satoshi. Why can’t they just focus on his invention and stop looking for someone that is clearly gone and not interested in being discovered by anyone the guy is a very private guy and don’t want too much attention.
I really don’t like to talk about his identity because that is not my business anymore. My business is his creation that I am investing in. I want bitcoin to keep growing and that is my only concern because I am investing in it. I don’t care about his identity and I wish he won’t be discovered or found.
Anyone who is investing in bitcoin, should be more focused on the growth of bitcoin and not the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto.