Satoshi Nakamato General

[Anonymous No.22283443]

Is it bullish that this guy (if it's a singular person) didn't sell his bitcoins at their peak value of 19 billion?

Has anyone given consideration to the theory that Satoshi is actually the construction of a state intelligence agency and bitcoin is just one big honeypot?

Lets hear your schizo theories /biz/

[Anonymous No.22283475]

he's either dead or ross ulbricht

[Anonymous No.22283487]

>>22283443
the good mechanical space elves gave us btc, the evil one gave us eth and then the neutral ones gave us chainlink

[Anonymous No.22283489]

>>22283443
Satoshi is a once in a generation genius who is gambling on BTC being the next gold

In which case Satoshi would have the equivalent of the US's entire reserves
(Sat- 5% of supply vs US 4% of supply)

Think of that next time your weak hands are about to sell

[Anonymous No.22283494]

>>22283475
adam back. clearly a brit

[Anonymous No.22283512]

>>22283487
Come on man, Seriously just who the fuck is this guy? It definitely has some incredibly bullish connotations that this person didn't sell at the peak. To me that signals they believe the price can go even higher than 20k.

[Anonymous No.22283523]

Public ledgers like bitcoin and ethereum blockchain are intelligence agencies' wet dreams. Anyone can see all transactions ever.

Imagine you give physical cash to someone. Only you and that person will know. Now do a BTC or ETH transfer and everyone can see it on their favorite block explorer.

If physical cash was invented today they would immediately make it illegal.

[Anonymous No.22283536]

>>22283443
Damn holy fuck OP, you definitely figured it out. Nobody has ever considered that possibility before. It definitely wasn't the first thing I thought at all when I learned the creator of BTC was anonymous.

[Anonymous No.22283577]

bitcoin is the last thing an intelligence agency wants
https://youtu.be/-zT9pa5AOuE
https://youtu.be/3WNeG3k8Mes
https://youtu.be/_EQDiJ92VaI

[Anonymous No.22283585]

>>22283489
I'd argue BTC already is the next gold. It's already outperformed gold by over 100%. Gold had 30 + years to return and despite some serious economic trouble it still hasn't even come close.
>>22283523
Exactly why I raise the honeypot theory
>>22283536
Quality contribution thanks for providing absolutely nothing to the discussion. Faggot.

[Anonymous No.22283603]

I’ve thought about that since Bitcoin is based on SHA-256 which was invented by the NSA. If there was some sort backdoor in that protocol the whole value of Bitcoin would collapse. But not smart enough to know if that’s even possible

[Anonymous No.22283635]

>>22283603
>backdoor
>to an encryption algorithm

Holy fuck how is this board so dumb?

[Anonymous No.22283660]

>>22283635
>calls someone dumb
>provides no explanation or reasoning other than "x is impossible you are dumb"
Thank you so much truly your intelligence is unmatched. Please humble us with an explanation as to why you can't put a backdoor into an encryption algorithim

[Anonymous No.22283678]

>>22283577
also checked, bullish on XMR then?

[Anonymous No.22283679]

>>22283585
Bitcoin market cap: 226 million
Gold market cap: 9 trillion

Bitcoin has a long ways to go if it’s going to be the next gold

[Anonymous No.22283722]

>>22283443
It's literally adam back lol

[Anonymous No.22283744]

>>22283603

NSA would be retarded to create any cryptographic algorithm and release to the general public to be adopted by the entire world and especially US economy if they knew there was a hidden vuln. There would be a very high chance another country or criminal org would discover it via their own analysis and use it against the US.

[Anonymous No.22283766]

How was SN able to stay anon so good?

[Anonymous No.22283776]

>>22283678
no xmr is going to be illegal.
The existing paradigm wants a system that gives them the increases in scale and resolution bitcoin allows without giving up their arbitrary control. Klaus schwab 4th industrial revolution type of thing, hyperledger etc. They can keep doing all the dodgy shit while increases labor efficiency

[Anonymous No.22283778]

>>22283660
>>22283678
>>22283585
>>22283512
>>22283443
newfag pls

[Anonymous No.22283843]

>>22283679
>bitcoin marketcap 226 million
Is that a typo? That's billion not million. And that's achieved in under 20 years. Gold has only returned 2876.92% (only, lol) since 1973. BTC returned 1999900% if you bought at 1$ and sold at the peak. Even buying at 300 it returned 6566.67% at the peak or 3233.33% if you sold at 10,000. I'd say it's already there the PMschizos just aren't ready to accept this.
>>22283778
stay poor nigger

[Anonymous No.22283886]

>>22283722
>>22283744
>>22283766
mother of god..... checked checked and motherfucking checked

[Anonymous No.22283918]

>>22283577
https://youtu.be/owbG0YAsb5E

[Anonymous No.22283935]

>>22283843
>stay poor nigger
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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[Anonymous No.22283955]

>>22283935

Wow... you're amazed at something mysterious? Heh, kiddo you can't even begin to comprehend the depth of my intelligence. I've already contemplated all the possible outcomes and idenities of Satoshi. To think I would waste my time with such intellectual dribble, pathetic desu.
>>22283918
Yeah this is why I thing the honeypot theory holds it's own.

[Anonymous No.22284020]

>>22283843
yes typo. I agree with you mostly but gold has been money for 5000 yrs. No doubt Bitcoin has provided better returns but it has a ways to go until that point. Bitcoin has all the properties of gold and improved upon all of them. It's the future but we're still very early

[Anonymous No.22284024]

Bitcoin was an experiment. The internet of value is the next gold, if even that. It’ll be the god king of the asset classes.

[Anonymous No.22284057]

>>22283443

Yes. It is time to buy more Bitcoin.

[Anonymous No.22284065]

>>22283955
I think intelligence agencies if anything would be behind the cointelpro style attack that resulted in a blocksize limit which is just and adoption limit of 144mb/day
https://youtu.be/dzDWA9_mUgc
https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/hiwcq1/someone_mysteriously_sent_almost_1_billion_in/

alternatively they were trying to transmute into a replacement for liberty reserve and keeping it small was the best thing for its survival.
It doesn't really make sense as a honeypot because why would intelligence agencies promote a system that destroys their ability to fund projects without government oversight via drug, weapon human trafficking etc

[Anonymous No.22284072]

>>22283955
(You)

[Anonymous No.22284151]

>Be academic looking to solve the double spending issue
>A rogue intelligence asset decides to use your poc to circumvent capital sanctions
If I were satoshi I wouldn't have touched those wallets ever again, no matter how much worth it will be, it would not be worth my life

[Anonymous No.22284281]

>>22283679
There is no possible way that Bitcoin could 100X. That’s impossible in crypto. It’s never happened before.

[Anonymous No.22284330]

It’s possible that Sergey and Ari are SN. If not, there is a 99.99% chance that they have been in contact.

[Anonymous No.22284337]

honeypot 100%

[Anonymous No.22284345]

>>22284330
They aren't.

[Anonymous No.22284355]

>>22283443
We've already gone over this multiple times, SN lost his old HDD with the Satoshi keys so he couldn't cash out, case closed.

[Anonymous No.22284372]

>>22284330
And they never were in contact. Just delusional linkies and hype fags

[Anonymous No.22284400]

It's true what they say about /biz/, worse than bitcointalk at this point

[Anonymous No.22284451]

>>22283523
Cash isn't as anonymous as people think. Every time it leaves or enters a bank or atm the serial numbers are logged to you. Some even speculate there are micro RFID chips in some notes, or there certainly will be soon enough.

[Anonymous No.22284479]

>>22284355
checked and jesus christ lmfao
>>22284345
Why is FUD always posted by the same IDs in rapid succession? Are you this desperate for attention

[Anonymous No.22284969]

>>22283776
>xmr is going to be illegal
they said the same thing about bitcoin faggot

[Anonymous No.22285993]

>>22284969
Bitcoin is more legal than the current system

[Anonymous No.22286564]

>>22283487
No the evil ones made chainlink

[Anonymous No.22286837]

>>22283512
he cant sell, or he exposes himself

[Anonymous No.22287224]

>>22283443
SN = SN

[Anonymous No.22287245]

>>22283603
>>22283635
Dude, you’re the dumb one here. Encryption algos use math objects (e.g. elliptic curves) that are used in problems that are *assumed* to have no easy solutions. So backdoors in this instance would be using some problem that *looks like* it doesn’t have an easy solution. It’s possible to use an elliptic curve that’s been found to have some properties that allow for a quick solution when used in an encryption algorithm *but* this is otherwise unknown to the more general academics. That would be a backdoor.

[Anonymous No.22287257]

>>22284065
So...
Monero.

[Anonymous No.22287442]

>>22287245
10 years though, how would one go unnoticed for so long, after so much scrutiny.

[Anonymous No.22287467]

>>22283475
There is a 0% chance he is Ross Ulbricht.

[Anonymous No.22287585]

>>22287442
I’m not saying it’s probable, rather that it’s possible. The NSA has brilliant mathematicians working for them, such mathematicians could spend years devising an algorithm with a backdoor that appears “Random” and unbreakable at first glance. Other mathematicians wouldn’t be incentivized to break the algorithm because they would assume smarter mathematicians have already figured out its impossible to do so.

[Anonymous No.22287615]

>>22283443
satoshi was an hero'd, but the idiots didnt make sure they had his private keys first.

[Anonymous No.22287664]

>>22284065
Take your pills

[Anonymous No.22287737]

>>22283443
DIA > LINK > SATOSHI ?/= VER?

[Anonymous No.22287753]

Finally an interesting thread. I think it was the solo invention of a man that wanted to revolutionize the world.

Now I have a doubt, what would happen if the funds from the genesis blocked would be moved? How do you think the price would react?

[Anonymous No.22287881]

>>22284355
1000 eoy

[Anonymous No.22287926]

bullish thread for bitcoin
you retards are really ngmi

[Anonymous No.22287928]

>>22287753
>I think it was the solo invention of a man that wanted to revolutionize the world.
I'd say a handful of guys at least, but yeah. Tech revolutionists for sure.

[Anonymous No.22288005]

>>22287928
The reason why I said just one skilled man is because is hard for us to keep secrets from a psychological point of view so it's easier to remain anonymous as one, opposed to a group.

[Anonymous No.22288213]