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[Anonymous No.8157955]

Why the creator of bitcoin never revealed himself? It would be good for him right?

[Anonymous No.8157984]

>>8157955
Or would it...

[Anonymous No.8158017]

>>8157955
No he would be assassinated or captured by the military. He disappeared when government agencies wanted a word.

[Anonymous No.8158062]

>66.76869249 BTC

If he ever decides to put this into fiat this is going to crash some somethings

[Anonymous No.8158148]

Satoshi owns 1 sixteenth of the wholme circulating supply. If he market sold it would dump to 10 cents

[Anonymous No.8158194]

>>8158017
Get out of pol dude, it's affecting your brain. Ffs he isn't an alien

[Anonymous No.8158249]

>>8157955
I hope the cryptoanarchists do more shit like this.
Make enough bitcoin tier technologies one after another and TPTB won't be able to co-opt it all, giving us a chance at taking back the freedom we sold to them.

[Anonymous No.8158270]

>>8157955
>It would be good for him right?

[Anonymous No.8158349]

>>8158194
Where did that anon say that? If you think satoshi isn't important, than you're an absolute brainlet.

[Anonymous No.8158386]

>>8157955
he's either
1. dead
2. multiple people

+ the way he hid himself very well makes (((them))) hard to find "him"

[Anonymous No.8158388]

>>8157955
because he's dead

[Anonymous No.8158402]

>>8158194
>t. soyim

[Anonymous No.8158437]

He can't cash out.

[Anonymous No.8158445]

>>8157955
There's a video of him running away from the 2011 Tsunami really really fast

[Anonymous No.8158446]

I never understood how Satoshi could really have disappeared. Just follow his poster email on bitcointalk or track his ip address down to the device he was using.

[Anonymous No.8158509]

>>8158446
the IP he registered his bitcointalk account with was from tor nod + he didn't use his email for anything besides business and most likely did everything from a VPS or VM. It had to have been a group project no one man could do this

[Anonymous No.8158522]

>>8158446
cause an ip address is the end all be all to identity verification

[Anonymous No.8158527]

He died from a motorcycle accident in 2013

[Anonymous No.8158536]

I thought it was common knowledge that Craig Wright is Satoshi.

[Anonymous No.8158562]

>>8158194
(((You)))

[Anonymous No.8158578]

>>8158509
The banks themselves invented cryptocurrencies while researching potential threat scenarios. Satoshi just published the findings, but had to do it anonymously or they'd bag him (they probably did anyway).

[Anonymous No.8158581]

>>8158509
I guess I'll do this when I want to start a child porn marketplace. Completely untracable.

[Anonymous No.8158592]

>>8158349
I never said he wasn't , but I doubt that the military would capture him LOL

[Anonymous No.8158777]

>>8158578
ripple is a great example of what you just said, it was in production a year and half after btc was lunched

[Anonymous No.8158788]

I'd disappear too desu. Being the owner of something like Bitcoin can't be safe.

[Anonymous No.8158790]

>>8157955
there's no satoshi. the NWO technocratic elites created BTC.

[Anonymous No.8158791]

>>8158581
you should've done back in 2013-2014 you would've made a killing because BTC was low

[Anonymous No.8158833]

>>8158536
Lol

[Anonymous No.8158866]

>>8158777
They knew exactly what was going on. But they couldn't talk about it early on since merely mentioning crypto would give it an enormous boost. Probably why they picked some proxy "startup" to roll out XRP.

[Anonymous No.8158919]

>>8157955
If you know about cryptography, sha-256, coding, P2P, network, etc. In 2007-2008, do you think that is the type of person who want to be popular?

[Anonymous No.8158921]

It's a government entity's trump card. All they have to do is dump "Satoshi's" stash and bitcoin will be kill.

alternatively they could trade some of it for monero and make themselves very rich

[Anonymous No.8158922]

>>8158791
I imagine the ppl that accepted bitcoin on shady businesses like silkroad, etc. They fucking made it, never in history the wrongdoing was so lucrative and risk-free

[Anonymous No.8158967]

>>8158922
yeah, back then before crypto was on the spotlight you could do a lot of make money from doing it.

[Anonymous No.8158976]

>>8158866
yep

[Anonymous No.8159014]

CIA created Bitcoin.

[Anonymous No.8159044]

>Finney lived in the same town for 10 years that Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto lived (Temple City, California), adding to speculation that he may have been Bitcoin's creator
>During the last year of his life, the Finneys received anonymous calls demanding an extortion fee of 1,000 bitcoin. They became victims of swatting – a hoax "where the perpetrator calls up emergency dispatch using a spoofed telephone number and pretends to have committed a heinous crime in the hopes of provoking an armed police response to the victim's home".[11]

[Anonymous No.8159114]

>>8159014
I know, I was there

[Anonymous No.8159118]

>>8159044
did they give in? I remember seeing this article but I don't remember if they gave up the BTC ransom or not

[Anonymous No.8159156]

>>8157955
because Satoshi, who is Hal finney, died due to complications from ALS in 2013. Its why his wallet is left also untouched.

[Anonymous No.8159172]

>>8159114

[Anonymous No.8159196]

Satoshi's plan is to replace FIAT with Bitcoin and only then reveal his identity. He will then use his massive stash to hire a private army to create a one world state and reign terror, becoming world dictator. When he becomes the most loathed man in the world, he will give Sergey the signal, and Sergey will kill him during a live television speech. With all states abolished, and all hatred focused on one person and then dissipated, wars will become impossible, and the entire of humanity will then move onto the next stage of its development - anarcho-capitalism.

[Anonymous No.8159216]

>>8159114

[Anonymous No.8159220]

>>8159156
Hal Finney's neighbor was Dorian Nakamoto, who lost his house in 2008.
Really makes you think

[Anonymous No.8159228]

>>8159156
Did he though?
what is death anon?

[Anonymous No.8159249]

>>8159156
Also
>died

[Anonymous No.8159254]

>>8158249

[Anonymous No.8159297]

>>8159249
I really do hope one day in the far future, his cryogenically frozen body is able to be revived and he can truly see what his creation brought to the world. It would be a gift he truly deserves.

[Anonymous No.8159311]

>>8157955
He already revealed himself. It's Craig. He proved it undeniably to a bunch of guys like e.g. Gavin

[Anonymous No.8159373]

>>8159311
Yup, there's lots of evidence pointing that it's him.

[Anonymous No.8159481]

>>8159373
He's the only autist polymath genius who happened to undeniably prove it to a bunch of old-timers. There's no question. It's him. CuckStream shills want to downplay this because Craig is 100% with BCH

[Anonymous No.8159574]

>>8159481
Yeah, I suspect that's where a lot of the skepticism comes from.

Also, I suppose some people have an idea of their Ideal Satoshi that doesn't match with Craig, so they don't like that.

[Anonymous No.8159736]

>>8159481
On the last hal finney post on bitcoin talk he said that satoshi seemed to him like a guy of Japanese ancestry.

[Anonymous No.8159940]

>>8158386
>+ the way he hid himself very well makes (((them))) hard to find "him"
you mean makes it hard to find ((('him'))). What makes you guys thing that some scammy 'innovation' involving money is not the product of Jews?

[Anonymous No.8160224]

>>8157955
>Government tries to arrest you
>Criminals attack you to give up your private keys
>good for him

[Anonymous No.8160836]

Because death note is real

>>8157955

[Anonymous No.8160918]

>>8157955
Spoiler alert... Satoshi is fictional and BTC was started by bankers to test the viability of a one world currency to make fiat obsolete