The Search for Satoshi

[bornil267645]

In his new book, Bitcoin: the Future of Money?, Dominic Frisby looks at bitcoin's Cypherpunk roots and considers the exciting future that is opening up for ...

http://www.coindesk.com/search-satoshi/

[LiteCoinGuy]

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[remotemass]

Born on a Saturday.

[Jamie_Boulder]

Genuinely wish I had time to read it, I'm so busy these days

Anyone have a link to a summary or review?

[inBitweTrust]

Genuinely wish I had time to read it, I'm so busy these days

Anyone have a link to a summary or review?

One of the first places where Satoshi Nakamoto mentioned bitcoin was at the P2PFoundation.ning.com. When you register there, you have to give your birthdate. Satoshi gave April 5th 1975.

April 5th was one of the most significant dates in history. On that day in 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 6102, which made it illegal for American citizens to own gold.

So what happened in 1975?

1975 was the year it became legal for American citizens to own gold again.

Such is Satoshi’s meticulousness and his knowledge of monetary history, I’m sure this is no coincidence.

By combining the two dates – April 5th and 1975 – he gives himself a credible age and manages a dig at what some regard as one of the US government’s most unconstitutional actions of the past century.

[Daniel91]

Genuinely wish I had time to read it, I'm so busy these days

Anyone have a link to a summary or review?

One of the first places where Satoshi Nakamoto mentioned bitcoin was at the P2PFoundation.ning.com. When you register there, you have to give your birthdate. Satoshi gave April 5th 1975.

April 5th was one of the most significant dates in history. On that day in 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 6102, which made it illegal for American citizens to own gold.

So what happened in 1975?

1975 was the year it became legal for American citizens to own gold again.

Such is Satoshi’s meticulousness and his knowledge of monetary history, I’m sure this is no coincidence.

By combining the two dates – April 5th and 1975 – he gives himself a credible age and manages a dig at what some regard as one of the US government’s most unconstitutional actions of the past century.

Very interesting info, thank you for sharing
So, it's obvious that Satoshi really wanted to give financial freedom and independence to the regular people.
His idea is really great and hopefully, over time, bitcoin will replace other currencies and become mainstream.
The search for satoshi is, in fact, search for financial freedom from the government.

[Jamie_Boulder]

Genuinely wish I had time to read it, I'm so busy these days

Anyone have a link to a summary or review?

One of the first places where Satoshi Nakamoto mentioned bitcoin was at the P2PFoundation.ning.com. When you register there, you have to give your birthdate. Satoshi gave April 5th 1975.

April 5th was one of the most significant dates in history. On that day in 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 6102, which made it illegal for American citizens to own gold.

So what happened in 1975?

1975 was the year it became legal for American citizens to own gold again.

Such is Satoshi’s meticulousness and his knowledge of monetary history, I’m sure this is no coincidence.

By combining the two dates – April 5th and 1975 – he gives himself a credible age and manages a dig at what some regard as one of the US government’s most unconstitutional actions of the past century.

That's brilliant, thanks inBit!

However my plan backfired because now I want to read it even more lol. Bookmarked.

[dontCAREhair]

Genuinely wish I had time to read it, I'm so busy these days

Anyone have a link to a summary or review?

One of the first places where Satoshi Nakamoto mentioned bitcoin was at the P2PFoundation.ning.com. When you register there, you have to give your birthdate. Satoshi gave April 5th 1975.

April 5th was one of the most significant dates in history. On that day in 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 6102, which made it illegal for American citizens to own gold.

So what happened in 1975?

1975 was the year it became legal for American citizens to own gold again.

Such is Satoshi’s meticulousness and his knowledge of monetary history, I’m sure this is no coincidence.

By combining the two dates – April 5th and 1975 – he gives himself a credible age and manages a dig at what some regard as one of the US government’s most unconstitutional actions of the past century.

It does not take a lot of research to determine this information so satoshi would not need to have a whole lot of knowledge of monitory history, only the ability to use google.

I also don't understand why so many people are so fixated on finding the identity of satoshi.

[inBitweTrust]

I also don't understand why so many people are so fixated on finding the identity of satoshi.

Agreed, I could care less who he is, and only slightly care what his motivations were.

[cryptworld]

I also don't understand why so many people are so fixated on finding the identity of satoshi.

Agreed, I could care less who he is, and only slightly care what his motivations were.

I think that for the good of satoshi and for the good of the bitcoin,people should leave him alone

[dontCAREhair]

I also don't understand why so many people are so fixated on finding the identity of satoshi.

Agreed, I could care less who he is, and only slightly care what his motivations were.

Well there are a lot of people who have apparently spent hours looking at the transactions that satoshi sent, and even more hours trying to figure out who they think satoshi is

[chopstick]

Satoshi is a reptilian time traveler from the galaxy Alpha centauri planet Zeta B-5.

[jsgayo]

Since you feel good egg, why you need to know what a chicken egg is born of it.

[Gleb Gamow]

Born on a Saturday.

In a manger.

[TinaK]

Born on a Saturday.

In a manger.

That's a rainy morning.

[money420weed]

I also don't understand why so many people are so fixated on finding the identity of satoshi.

Agreed, I could care less who he is, and only slightly care what his motivations were.

I think that for the good of satoshi and for the good of the bitcoin,people should leave him alone

He clearly wants his privacy and left the bitcoin community for a reason (likely so people would not follow/worship him like a cult) so there is no reason for people to try to dox him

[tzortz]

Satoshi is a reptilian time traveler from the galaxy Alpha centauri planet Zeta B-5.

Hehe , that was a good one.

 

[grosminer]

I also don't understand why so many people are so fixated on finding the identity of satoshi.

Agreed, I could care less who he is, and only slightly care what his motivations were.

Maybe because he's a genius???

[Piston Honda]

You're going to be searching for awhile yet

[choeymethod]

I wonder which picture they will use in the future for the history books