satoshin@gmx.com is compromised

[iluvcrypto]

Meanwhile Satoshi is having coffee with his BFF like look at these forums bruh... so many mad kids... brb rubbing my paper wallets on my nips..


(Lol obv joking)

LOL, southpark reference?

[Chris_Sabian]

Why would Satoshi keep using an old email address?  It makes much more sense just to close the account.

[BlindMayorBitcorn]

Why would Satoshi keep using an old email address?  It makes much more sense just to close the account.

Too risky maybe? Going back to the scene of a crime is never a good idea.

Just kidding you guys. Go go bitcoins

[faince222]

Why would Satoshi keep using an old email address?  It makes much more sense just to close the account.

absolutely yes. I can not the sense that satoshi have his account open yet. But anyway, I hope that all of problem of this e-mail is solved in the best case  

[AGD]

Why would Satoshi keep using an old email address?  It makes much more sense just to close the account.

absolutely yes. I can not the sense that satoshi have his account open yet. But anyway, I hope that all of problem of this e-mail is solved in the best case  

Makes sense when SN is dead, doesn't it?

[NewLiberty]

Why would Satoshi keep using an old email address?  It makes much more sense just to close the account.

absolutely yes. I can not the sense that satoshi have his account open yet. But anyway, I hope that all of problem of this e-mail is solved in the best case  

Makes sense when SN is dead, doesn't it?

The identity has been dead for years.

[KingOfTrolls]

This story only makes sense when I suppose that SN is dead.

Why should he give anyone a reason to think otherwise, if he wants to remain anonymous?

Yes, I think you are right: Satoshi is dead.

I believe that "Satoshi" was a British expat in Japan who thought it'd be a good idea to use the most common Japanese name as a pseudonym for publishing Bitcoin, back in autumn 2008.

For a nicely two years he cared for the project and saw it grow, until, in late 2010, he decided that his task was fulfilled and he didn't want any more attention.
His intention was to sit back and see how bitcoin would evolve.

Unfortunately, in March 11 2011, the Pacific Ocean decided to glide further under Japan's shore, causing an earthquake and tsunami resulting in nearly 16k deaths — one of them being Satoshi Nakamoto.
That made the early end of the world's greatest inventor's life.

Rest in piece, Satoshi, we will miss you.

[Cryddit]

Fukushima? 

Sure, that's no sillier than any other theology.  Satoshi is dead. 

[X7]

Meanwhile Satoshi is having coffee with his BFF like look at these forums bruh... so many mad kids... brb rubbing my paper wallets on my nips..


(Lol obv joking)

LOL, southpark reference?

Well spotted!

[Gyrsur]

This story only makes sense when I suppose that SN is dead.

Why should he give anyone a reason to think otherwise, if he wants to remain anonymous?

Yes, I think you are right: Satoshi is dead.

I believe that "Satoshi" was a British expat in Japan who thought it'd be a good idea to use the most common Japanese name as a pseudonym for publishing Bitcoin, back in autumn 2008.

For a nicely two years he cared for the project and saw it grow, until, in late 2010, he decided that his task was fulfilled and he didn't want any more attention.
His intention was to sit back and see how bitcoin would evolve.

Unfortunately, in March 11 2011, the Pacific Ocean decided to glide further under Japan's shore, causing an earthquake and tsunami resulting in nearly 16k deaths — one of them being Satoshi Nakamoto.
That made the early end of the world's greatest inventor's life.

Rest in piece, Satoshi, we will miss you.

BS, his real name is Otomakan Ihsotas, he is a Sioux and conducted a late revenge on the United States of America because of the Native American issue.

[Unbelive]

This story only makes sense when I suppose that SN is dead.

Why should he give anyone a reason to think otherwise, if he wants to remain anonymous?

Yes, I think you are right: Satoshi is dead.

I believe that "Satoshi" was a British expat in Japan who thought it'd be a good idea to use the most common Japanese name as a pseudonym for publishing Bitcoin, back in autumn 2008.

For a nicely two years he cared for the project and saw it grow, until, in late 2010, he decided that his task was fulfilled and he didn't want any more attention.
His intention was to sit back and see how bitcoin would evolve.

Unfortunately, in March 11 2011, the Pacific Ocean decided to glide further under Japan's shore, causing an earthquake and tsunami resulting in nearly 16k deaths — one of them being Satoshi Nakamoto.
That made the early end of the world's greatest inventor's life.

Rest in piece, Satoshi, we will miss you.

BS, his real name is Otomakan Ihsotas, he is a Sioux and conducted a late revenge on the United States of America because of the Native American issue.

I disagree. I am positive he was Cherokee.
But is possible you mixed him with Sioux, since he was not usually wearing the traditional cherokee haircut.

[jdbtracker]

Man, I'm just sad all that History is gone!, I would have loved to check out all those e-mails. It was history in the making.

Did they erase the account permanently? Is there any correspondence that people got from Satoshi that could piece together Bitcoins History?

[Gyrsur]

Man, I'm just sad all that History is gone!, I would have loved to check out all those e-mails. It was history in the making.

Did they erase the account permanently? Is there any correspondence that people got from Satoshi that could piece together Bitcoins History?

maybe www.bookofsatoshi.com ?

[deephouse]

Man, I'm just sad all that History is gone!, I would have loved to check out all those e-mails. It was history in the making.

Did they erase the account permanently? Is there any correspondence that people got from Satoshi that could piece together Bitcoins History?

maybe www.bookofsatoshi.com ?

Thanks for the link. I was looking for this.

[BlindMayorBitcorn]

Man, I'm just sad all that History is gone!, I would have loved to check out all those e-mails. It was history in the making.

Did they erase the account permanently? Is there any correspondence that people got from Satoshi that could piece together Bitcoins History?

maybe www.bookofsatoshi.com ?

Thanks for the link. I was looking for this.

I was looking to not have to pay for it

[TheRealSteve]

I was looking to not have to pay for it

Then trod through the same sources as the author* has?
http://www.bookofsatoshi.com/index/

* Though considering most of it would be copy/paste of writings, I don't know how much of it can be said to be authorship.

[TheButterZone]

Satoshi communicated with an email address other than satoshin@gmx.com?

https://twitter.com/notgrubles/status/919703063841079296
https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/bitcoin-dev/2015-August/010238.html

[AGD]

Contrary to popular belief, satoshin@gmx.com is very much live and active!

Source?

[100bitcoin]

Contrary to popular belief, satoshin@gmx.com is very much live and active!

Source?

Here u go - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1288520.msg13240968#msg13240968

[AGD]

Contrary to popular belief, satoshin@gmx.com is very much live and active!

Source?

Here u go - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1288520.msg13240968#msg13240968

Thanks.