/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>10485696
he could be dead or he's not doing it for the lulz

>>10485696
Because he's dead you brainlet. And that scammer knows it.

>>10485696
if craig is satoshi he should just move one of the coins from satoshi's addresses

Satoshi was likely a group of individuals, including Hal Finney, who is now dead. I suspect that they collectively agreed that Satoshi was better as a diety than a man, so they destroyed the private keys.

>>10485766
That would only prove that he has the keys. It doesn't prove identity

>>10485815
he can't even prove he has the keys?

>>10485696
>>10485803
The funny thing is that Dorian Nakamoto was Hal Finney's neighbour

>>10485815
who else would have those keys?

>>10485696
Titty.

imagine actually giving a fuck about some random australian scammer, a bunch of worthless chinks, and an autistic sjw.

>>10485696
>When people thought Dorian was Nakamoto Satoshi posted 'I am not Dorian Nakamoto'
mm, really? didn't heard this before

>>10485980
that hobo that went through satoshi's garbage that he threw the HDD into some day in 2011

>>10486100
This is an english speaking board.
You can lurk, but please refrain from posting.

>>10485696
Do you actually think you can bait Satoshi to come out after 5 years of silence? The whole industry would blow up

>>10485815
People dont understand this. Having the key doesnt prove you are Satoshi. THe only way would to be able to provide something that was publicly published pre bitcoin that states who satsohi is.

>>10486161
practice, my friend. we all need it when studying new things

>>10486120
>implying Satoshi would just have all of his private keys on an unencrypted .txt file on his desktop

>>10486304
>>implying Satoshi would just have all of his private keys on an unencrypted .txt file on his desktop

>implying he didn't have them saved in evernote

>>10486304
as someone that mined bitcoin with my CPU back in 2010 i can inform you that back then wallet.dat didn't even have any kind of password protection capabilities

>>10486396
what are you still doing here? You should've /madeit/ years ago. What happened, mate?

>>10486496
carelessness and MtGox happened. the reason not so many bitcoin millionaires walk around today is because it was just something fun we fooled around with. 20k USD per bitcoin was just crazy

>>10486008
Imagine the extent of your knowledge being only ad hominems

>>10486602
It's indeed unthinkable that bitcoin actually reached 20k, even 1k seemed insane at first. What do you mean by carelessness, private keys gone missing or something? What would you estimate the amount of BTC to be that is lost forever?

>>10486396
I like when people criticize hacked sites back then for not encrypting wallet.dat when it wasnt even a feature.

>>10486496
Only a small portion of people back then ever became millionaires or super rich. Its just a story told via the media to get more people to buy in.

When Bitcoin hits $1M Craig will post check em and distribute Satoshi's coins equally to all Bitcoin holders

satoshi is dead

>>10486667
sorry i feel i've already said a little too much. i do have high hopes over this news about civil rehabilitation proceedings from MtGox though. if that comes though i'll let /biz/ know for sure

>>10486799
I understand, must be tough to take such a hit and then to watch Bitcoin moon. I hope it all works out for you.

>>10486752
>CARS
>>>/tv/