Who is Satoshi Nakamoto?

[Raoul Duke]

Paco Ahlgren already have his sites up again and he made a new article about bitcoin.

Read it here: http://coinbits.com/note/the-future-of-bitcoin-and-digital-currencies-paco-ahlgren/

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[Phinnaeus Gage]

Paco Ahlgren already have his sites up again and he made a new article about bitcoin.

Read it here: http://coinbits.com/note/the-future-of-bitcoin-and-digital-currencies-paco-ahlgren/

Thank you for the update, psy. I just read the article. Why does this issue (quoted below--from the article) keep coming up? I thought it was addressed.

...What are you going to do? Pay .00001 BTC? That’s kind of awkward...

[Raoul Duke]

Paco Ahlgren already have his sites up again and he made a new article about bitcoin.

Read it here: http://coinbits.com/note/the-future-of-bitcoin-and-digital-currencies-paco-ahlgren/

Thank you for the update, psy. I just read the article. Why does this issue (quoted below--from the article) keep coming up? I thought it was addressed.

...What are you going to do? Pay .00001 BTC? That’s kind of awkward...

That was the only lame excuse he could find to remove his public support for bitcoin

[ribuck]

That was the only lame excuse he could find to remove his public support for bitcoin

Paco's excuse is so strange.

There are many people at this forum who don't yet understand why the 21 million coin limit is not a problem, and how Bitcoin could function with absolutely any pre-specified limit, but Paco Ahlgren has the knowledge, intelligence and background to understand this perfectly, and I'm sure he does understand it.

Very, very odd.

[MelMan2002]

That was the only lame excuse he could find to remove his public support for bitcoin

Paco's excuse is so strange.

There are many people at this forum who don't yet understand why the 21 million coin limit is not a problem, and how Bitcoin could function with absolutely any pre-specified limit, but Paco Ahlgren has the knowledge, intelligence and background to understand this perfectly, and I'm sure he does understand it.

Very, very odd.

I thought the exact same thing when I read it.  Very odd indeed.

[Raoul Duke]

Taken from the last comment on Paco's article:

Oh how funny that you guys would fall into this trap! Do you REALLY think that Paco Ahlgren doesn't know how to properly spell Satoshi Nakamoto's name? Or better yet, do you really think that he doesn't know the value of bitcoin? Please. This is all part of the game. You're reacting exactly how he wants you to react. Take the bait and sink suckers.

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[DiamondPlus]

Satoshi definitely saw this as a strike against the malignant forces that national fiat currencies and the parasitic monetary/finance system has become.

Enslaving us all in unpayable debts and endless taxation for wars and bankster bonuses ... it is now a criminal system that will go down in history and those at top aren't doing squat to change it, except personal enrichment. (Oh but we are chasing bad guys playing poker online, trading goldbits and smoking weed on their couches ... whatta a load of BS).

-DiamondPlus

[silverchair]

I am Satoshi Nakamoto 

[viboracecata]

He is the vampire, lead his posterity to conquer the world.

[AlexWaters]

Satoshi is the owner of Meze Grill. He just wanted to sell more pitas...

[Are-you-a-wizard?]

Satoshi is the owner of Meze Grill. He just wanted to sell more pitas...

LOL I was coming to say just this 

[Blinken]

I already revealed Satoishi's identity a few weeks ago in the Newbies forum!

It's ....



Ben Bernanke!

He can't come forward publicly for obvious reasons.

[Piper67]

It's the guy from the Dharma Initiative!

[bit-joker]

Maybe he is Phil Zimmerman, the creator of PGP?

[FreeMoney]

If I could be two people I'd be Bernanke and Satoshi. How could you lose? It's the ultimate epic hedge.

[Phinnaeus Gage]

Maybe he is Phil Zimmerman, the creator of PGP?

And I found his brother who sang "No More Auction Block":

[Phinnaeus Gage]

Why hasn't anybody done this yet? I searched bitcoin.com on archive.org, read what was written in 2009, then arrived at the following:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Electronic-Payment-commerce-computer-security/dp/1580532683



Authors: Donal O'Mahony;  Michael Peirce; Hitesh Tewari.

I find it amazing that not a one of them has yet to pen a word about Bitcoin giving the book they published.

I do find this fascinating: http://www.davy.ie/Generic?page=davysnewsresearch

In the international bond and currency arena, our global strategist, Donal O' Mahony, has developed a broad-based following for his consistent and accurate commentary on macroeconomic and financial market trends.

http://65.54.113.26/Author/1718958/donal-o-mahony

Interests: Networks & Communications, Security & Privacy, Distributed & Parallel Computing

~Bruno~

[stochastic]

Why hasn't anybody done this yet? I searched bitcoin.com on archive.org, read what was written in 2009, then arrived at the following:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Electronic-Payment-commerce-computer-security/dp/1580532683



Authors: Donal O'Mahony;  Michael Peirce; Hitesh Tewari.

I find it amazing that not a one of them has yet to pen a word about Bitcoin giving the book they published.

I do find this fascinating: http://www.davy.ie/Generic?page=davysnewsresearch

In the international bond and currency arena, our global strategist, Donal O' Mahony, has developed a broad-based following for his consistent and accurate commentary on macroeconomic and financial market trends.

http://65.54.113.26/Author/1718958/donal-o-mahony

Interests: Networks & Communications, Security & Privacy, Distributed & Parallel Computing

~Bruno~

I never really used archive.org extensively, but why when clicking on the back link archive.org gives the results for ivntech.com?

[Raoul Duke]

Donal O’Mahony
University of Dublin Trinity College

Isn't this the school where Michael Clear studied?
His teacher maybe?

The pieces of the puzzle are starting to fit lol

It shows ivntech.com because probably that domain got taken down and redirected with a 301 to bitcoin.com on a later date. It's just a guess, but it's what makes most sense, despite ivntech.com being online (or just registered) again since 2007

EDIT: Oh shit Moment: TwoHop: Metric-Based Trust Evaluation for Peer-to-Peer Collaboration Environments 2008

Also some more interesting titles at http://65.54.113.26/Detail?entitytype=2&searchtype=2&id=1718958

[marcus_of_augustus]

or Michael Pierce is his student who produced this ...

http://www.w3.org/Conferences/WWW4/Papers/228/