Satoshi here AMA

[Anonymous No.23675843]

I invented Bitcoin AMA

[Anonymous No.23675861]

Is coffee good for you?

[Anonymous No.23675895]

>>23675861
>Is coffee good for you?
I prefer tea, but coffee is aight

[Anonymous No.23675967]

>>23675843
Are traps gay?

[Anonymous No.23676004]

>>23675843
What is 1MyFun1?

I know the real Satoshi, if you don't know the answer, you're not Satoshi.

THIS COIN IS PUMPING, GET IN BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!
https://app.uniswap.org/#/swap?outputCurrency=0x30BCd71b8d21FE830e493b30e90befbA29de9114

[Anonymous No.23676024]

>>23676004
kys

[Anonymous No.23676060]

>>23676024
Naw, too busy making a killing trading shitcoins before they can moon.
u mad bro?
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[Anonymous No.23676070]

>>23675967
>Are traps gay?
they aren't gay but they are faggots

[Anonymous No.23676098]

>>23676004
3k liquidity?
>>23676024
>kys
this desu

[Anonymous No.23676240]

>>23676098
Lmao, you aren't Satoshi. Satoshi's name is Lance Thomas Davidson and he lives in Bali. You're fucking welcome.

https://app.uniswap.org/#/swap?outputCurrency=0x30BCd71b8d21FE830e493b30e90befbA29de9114

[Anonymous No.23676327]

>>23676240
>Lance Thomas Davidson and he lives in Bali. You're fucking welcome.
Is he a sex tourist just like you, Craig and Calvin

[Anonymous No.23676376]

>>23675843
Hurry and dump those heavy btc bags into Link

[Anonymous No.23676431]

>>23676376
>Hurry and dump those heavy btc bags into Link
I'm waiting for on chain privacy for btc to sell, already long Link though.

[Anonymous No.23676841]

>>23676431
1. how will on chain privacy for btc look like? What are current solutions?
2. what other coins do you hold or interest you?
3. has the crypto world today developed the way you envisioned?
4. when were times your identity was almost exposed?

[Anonymous No.23677065]

>>23676841
>1. how will on chain privacy for btc look like? What are current solutions?
No one knows for sure Adam Back from blockstream thinks it will take 5 years, there are many competing solutions see image.

>2. what other coins do you hold or interest you?
The mimble wimble coins have the best chance of providing private crypto transactions for a number of reasons. So they are a good hedge in case there is no working solution found for privacy directly using Bitcoin.

>3. has the crypto world today developed the way you envisioned?
The centralization of mining was not something I predicted "one cpu, one vote" did not work out for Bitcoin, Monero using the RandomX POW will test to see if pure cpu POW can work. Also governments are not as hostile as they could have been. Other than that Bitcoin is doing well I said in 2009 there will be either lots of transactions in 20 years or none. It's looking like the 20 year scenario is heavily leaning towards lots.

>4. when were times your identity was almost exposed?
Let's keep that a secret :)

[Anonymous No.23677222]

>>23677065
do you frogpost here often? I recall a thread opened by someone months ago which died quickly with a certain black and white photo in the OP...

[Anonymous No.23677264]

>>23675843
>Satoshi here AMA

Hi Craig,

What do you think about Chainlink?

You said in the past Ripple interests you because it does something different in regards to trust, would be curious to hear your thoughts on LINK in this regard.

[Anonymous No.23677282]

>>23677222
>do you frogpost here often? I recall a thread opened by someone months ago which died quickly with a certain black and white photo in the OP...

from time to time I post here, but I don't think the post you are talking about was me

[Anonymous No.23677358]

have you had strange encounters such as time traveler contacts?

[Anonymous No.23677363]

>>23677264
>Hi Craig,
Craig is obviously a massive faggot, but if people want to be deceived they can do what they want. Enjoy the weather data.

>What do you think about Chainlink?
It's the leader with all the network effects, I think it will succeed and hit 1k in a cycle or two. The Farm exploit would most likely have been prevented if they used ChainLink for the price feed. Losing 24 million $ will motivate adoption I think.

>You said in the past Ripple interests you because it does something different in regards to trust, would be curious to hear your thoughts on LINK in this regard.

Well Ripple doesn't do much of anything anymore, unironically UBI circles is doing what Ripple originally intended, lets see how that plays out.

LINK seems to have a narrow function like Bitcoin, BTC = digital gold, LINK = trust worthy external data.

[Anonymous No.23677450]

>>23677358
>have you had strange encounters such as time traveler contacts?
no time traveler encounters, but I have had some pretty wild visions before and after creating Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is the first property right that purely empowers the individual I think it will subtly change how humans interact with each other forever. It will make Government's less powerful and promote global peer to peer trade and that is a good thing.

[Anonymous No.23677544]

so how's your day?

[Anonymous No.23677646]

>>23677544
>so how's your day?
It was a lazy day recovering gently from two days of drinking.

yourself anon?

[anon No.23677731]

Pure DEGEN art..isnt it beautiful guys

[Anonymous No.23677738]

>>23675843
Do you acknowledge association with Atoshima or Natasha?

[Anonymous No.23677740]

just a lazy day in general, so it's good.
>no one calling out larp or engaging
guess this board is pretty dead. can i ask that you don't dump your coins on us in future? some of us are latefags and dips are painful

[Anonymous No.23677767]

>>23677740
I called out the LARP. I know the real Satoshi. This faggot LARPing doesn't know 1MyFun1.

[v0.1 hash]

I already told you real Satoshi's name: Lance Thomas Davidson, location Bali, American expatriate.

[Anonymous No.23677792]

>>23675843
can sats be traced to the original block from which they were mined after several transactions?

[Anonymous No.23678053]

>>23677740
>guess this board is pretty dead. can i ask that you don't dump your coins on us in future? some of us are latefags and dips are painful

1 Million coin liquidity for BTC doesn't exist outside of OTC trades, so no dumping from me. It's still early for BTC market cap doesn't even equal Gold yet. Adoption is ~1% globally.

>>23677792
>can sats be traced to the original block from which they were mined after several transactions?
with statistical analysis yes/maybe, that's what chain analysis the company does.

checkout this video for detailed information.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xk2Iy6f2VA

>>23677738
>Do you acknowledge association with Atoshima or Natasha?
Nope not associated with them, sorry

[Anonymous No.23678141]

>>23675895
>>23675861
>Drinking the jewish leaf or bean at all
They got you...

[Anonymous No.23678170]

>>23678141
>Drinking the jewish leaf or bean at all
>They got you...
true...
choose water frens

[Anonymous No.23678496]

>>23678170
>Water
>The most manipulated liquid in the world
Milk, straight from the cow or bust.

[Anonymous No.23678639]

>>23675843

Where does satoshi nakamoto come from?

[Anonymous No.23678911]

>>23678496
>Milk, straight from the cow or bust.
sounds healthy
>>23678639
>Where does satoshi nakamoto come from?
UK, the newspaper in from London

[Anonymous No.23679110]

>>23677065
>The centralization of mining was not something I predicted "one cpu, one vote"
Shut the fuck up newfag
Satoshi wrote extensively about it.

[Anonymous No.23679212]

Omg this larp is just too bad. I'm bored so I am also satoshi, ama. Lmao.

[Anonymous No.23679251]

Why do you dump one million link every week?

[Anonymous No.23679283]

>>23679110
>Satoshi wrote extensively about it.
Not true
https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
"Proof-of-work is essentially one-CPU-one-vote. The majority
decision is represented by the longest chain, which has the greatest proof-of-work effort invested in it. If a majority of CPU power is controlled by honest nodes, the honest chain will grow the fastest and outpace any competing chains. To modify a past block, an attacker would have to redo the proof-of-work of the block and all blocks after it and then catch up with and surpass the work of the honest nodes. We will show later that the probability of a slower attacker catching up diminishes exponentially as subsequent blocks are added."

I guess it worked out though, lets see how Monero's RandomX POW algo works out.

>>23679212
>Omg this larp is just too bad. I'm bored so I am also satoshi, ama. Lmao.
"We are all Satoshi" apparently

>>23679251
>Why do you dump one million link every week?
700k is such a round number isn't it ;)

[Anonymous No.23679709]

When are you going to lift the stupid 1mb blocksize limit?

And why the fuck don't you sign, at least that you are not Craig so I can dump my all in bsv position?

You wrote you are not Dorian, why won't you do the same for Craig?

[Anonymous No.23680022]

>>23679709
>When are you going to lift the stupid 1mb blocksize limit?
well Segwit has increased the blocksize to ~2MB max, the main reason for 1MB limit is the initial block download time. There is only ~11k full nodes, are you running one anon?

https://bitnodes.io/

Luke covers this IBD issue in this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJF5Gnro1GU

>And why the fuck don't you sign, at least that you are not Craig so I can dump my all in bsv position?
Craig has already proved himself not trustworthy, but I guess your holding BSV to hedge.

>You wrote you are not Dorian, why won't you do the same for Craig?
You're right, "I am not Craig" - Satoshi Nakamoto ;)

[Anonymous No.23680434]

>>23678141
for the sake keeping this high IQ conversation going, can you enlighten us on what we should drink?
I get the sense you are a water with a squeeze of lemon guy?