More evidence that Bitcoin was created by the US government

[electronicash]

although i won't believe it, the US government has been programming us how to think. and making us believe Bitcoin will be the future is not entirely true. we all know that its still stablecoin that will dominate regardless of how high will BTC price will be.

i have heard of this before from a podcaster also that "anything associated with pizza is US made." 

[Curious T]

Got it. So anybody who puts forth a theory you don't agree with is... "a scammer"? Really? Maybe that word doesn't mean what you think it means?

Scammer? Really? How did you arrive at that conclusion? Because I can't remember saying anything like that.

[legiteum]

Got it. So anybody who puts forth a theory you don't agree with is... "a scammer"? Really? Maybe that word doesn't mean what you think it means?

Scammer? Really? How did you arrive at that conclusion? Because I can't remember saying anything like that.

It's impossible to have a conversation with someone who only reads the first line of your post and ignores the rest. Let us know when you'd like to join the conversation for real... 

[macson]

Damn, another topic about who Satoshi really is. I don't know why I always find it so funny when people start linking Satoshi to the 'US' or 'CIA or NSA' --- it's like a mystery story straight out of a novel and people are trying to connect the dots to figure out who's really behind it, even though it all doesn't connect at all

Well, never mind, I'm just here enjoying my popcorn while reading this funny narrative. It's pretty entertaining for me.

[GeorgeJohn]

Damn, another topic about who Satoshi really is. I don't know why I always find it so funny when people start linking Satoshi to the 'US' or 'CIA or NSA' --- it's like a mystery story straight out of a novel and people are trying to connect the dots to figure out who's really behind it, even though it all doesn't connect at all

You will not blame those who choose to ask silly questions...what i normally ask is that, if we know were satoshi is been dwell or his residents, what are we going to benefit from it, sometimes we do be curious to ask questions that's not necessary, especially those people is curious to the country Satoshi come from...we should allow the legacy of Satoshi to keeps speaking good of him...instead of been worry and keep asking a silly questions of his way about....

[alastantiger]

No, that is not how things work. You cannot bring up a theory and say because the NSA carried out a reserch on that field, then it is evidence that they had a hand in the creation of Bitcoin. Then when you receive a rebuttal for making such claims, you spin it again to say the people's reaction shows that there is truth to your theory? Don't you see how you are doing exactly what I described about conspiracy theorists? The more people try to show that your theory is not substantial, the more you say their reaction means the theory might be true. It's even crazy how you try to explain how this is different from flat earther, then go ahead to do the same thing they always do

You are correct and besides Bitcoin does not look like something the US government will create. The US government are like other government around the world that loves to control their people and Bitcoin is the opposite of that hence it can not be their creations. The US government are also among those looking for the creator of Bitcoin hence if they are the ones that created it then why are they searching and also against Bitcoin.

There would have been some bias from them since they do not like to criticize their own creations and always call themselves the best at anything they do. The US government are one of the proudest government that I know of and it shows in everything that they do hence they cannot create something that is popular like Bitcoin and then decide to stay off the media claiming their creations, that is impossible.

[HelliumZ]

All the assumptions that the OP has made here are fabricated and it never proves that Satoshi himself was an American. Some say Satoshi is Japanese and some say he is American, that is, no one has been able to submit any correct information for Satoshi so far. Again, if Satoshi is American, then the US is fine as an American, but there is no specific information for the discovery of Bitcoin in America. Therefore, we cannot accept any fabricated assumptions or information without proof.

[hd49728]

All the assumptions that the OP has made here are fabricated and it never proves that Satoshi himself was an American. Some say Satoshi is Japanese and some say he is American, that is, no one has been able to submit any correct information for Satoshi so far. Again, if Satoshi is American, then the US is fine as an American, but there is no specific information for the discovery of Bitcoin in America. Therefore, we cannot accept any fabricated assumptions or information without proof.

If the US government created Bitcoin, why did they need to invite Gavin Andresen to visit the CIA headquarter years ago in April 2011?
Gavin will visit the CIA.

They even paid him money for that visit.

PS: Full disclosure: I'll be paid a one-time fee of $3,000 to cover expenses and pay me for my time.  I don't want any "Gavin is on the CIA's payroll" rumors to get started, either...

[legiteum]

You are correct and besides Bitcoin does not look like something the US government will create. The US government are like other government around the world that loves to control their people and Bitcoin is the opposite of that hence it can not be their creations. The US government are also among those looking for the creator of Bitcoin hence if they are the ones that created it then why are they searching and also against Bitcoin.

This is one of the very worst counterarguments about the Satoshi-US government theory:

1. Bitcoin is good the USA--or neutral--but very few think its a bad thing for the USA. Bitcoin is absolutely legal in the USA and the US president owns a half billion dollars in BTC.

2. The US government has over two million employees, all of whom have their own brains and make their own decisions. Since most people think Bitcoin is good or neutral for the USA, it's pretty logical to assume that many people working for the US government would not think Bitcoin would be bad for the USA.

3. These employees are not a "hive mind" that magically follow orders from some entity that has decided Bitcoin is bad.

4. It's likely that the Satoshi Project was top-secret, and as such very few people knew about it--not even the president, potentially.

5. There is no evidence that any US government entity has ever conducted a search for Satoshi--which itself is consistent with Satoshi being a project within the US government.

All the assumptions that the OP has made here are fabricated and it never proves that Satoshi himself was an American. Some say Satoshi is Japanese and some say he is American, that is, no one has been able to submit any correct information for Satoshi so far. Again, if Satoshi is American, then the US is fine as an American, but there is no specific information for the discovery of Bitcoin in America. Therefore, we cannot accept any fabricated assumptions or information without proof.

I never said he/they were American or Japanese, and that doesn't matter since both of those work for the US government.

I too don't accept anything without proof, and I never asserted here that I have proof of anything. But there's evidence, which I think is interesting, and might cause others to search for proof in this direction.

If the US government created Bitcoin, why did they need to invite Gavin Andresen to visit the CIA headquarter years ago in April 2011?
Gavin will visit the CIA.

They even paid him money for that visit.

There can be a lot of reasons, including:

1. The group in the CIA who invited him didn't know about the group in the CIA/NSA/DARPA/etc. that created Bitcoin.

2. The CIA group wanted to bring him in to see what he knew.

Besides the "hive mind" idea people have about the US government, they also seem to assume that the moment you walk inside the walls of the US government, everybody there knows everything about every secret. This is the exact opposite of the way it really works. Secrets within the government are compartmentalized and need-to-know. Somebody who worked for the CIA for 30 years could have sat in the next cube over from Satoshi and never knew what he was working on.

Indeed--and I'm going to reiterate my new favorite theory--its quite possible that Satoshi was a lone wolf working in an agency, and absolutely nobody else even knew about him. (Although that meeting with Gavin detracts somewhat from this theory).