/biz/ - Business & Finance

I was right here. In this thread.

>>17302888
c-checked and welcome to the ultimate and final /biz/ blackpull

>>17302879
I always knew

>>17302879
I was laying in a field of corn
Praying
Seeking guidance
Clarity of view
That was then
I saw the future

>a middle-of-the-class philosophy major who once self-admitted to having an IQ "slightly" (whatever that means) below 100, was relegated to presenting his "game changing oracle solution" in front of a literal bathroom, eats the majority of his meals at McDonald's and wears only a single style of out-of-fashion shirt is Satoshi
ok chief

>>17303531

>>17303739
You're closer than you know. Either Sergey, CfB, or Nick Szabo is Satoshi.

>>17303739

>>17303764
Im a nu-fag, coming to biz in mid 2018. Has anybody/why hasn't anybody tried to connect all these breadcrumbs? are there any old posts in the archives about this shit. I'm really curious lately about Sergey being Satoshi because of the direction link is heading as of lately

>>17303806
>I'm a newfag
lol it shows

>>17302888
>>17303399
checked

>>17303830
my linkies stay stinky

>>17303806
I started doing research because I was genuinely curious as to who Satoshi really is. It was plain as day that CSW was a fraud, and that whomever Satoshi is/was, was American or British. More than likely an American living in, or traveling to California regularly. Satoshi spoke proper English, showing that they either learned it as a second language or were English.

>>17303764
I wonder if Nick Szabo has a stack of linkies.

>>17304194
I'm pretty sure he does. Also, more evidence that Nick may be Satoshi is that the dude shit posts all day, and doesn't appear to have a job. He could do this by having sold BTC from early mining.

Looking at the evidence Satoshi was a cypher punk, but it doesn't seem like crypto currency was the end goal. Satoshi appeared to want to transform trust and transactions on a grand scale.
Trustless transactions (double spend) -> on chain smart contracts (for decentralized exchanges) -> generally accessible smart contracts (off chain transactions)

>>17302888

>>17303940
this is an interesting take, never considered to think about it this way. is the chainlink whitepaper written in a similar way? or any of sergeys previous projects white papers for that matter.

>>17304323
>Satoshi appeared to want to transform trust and transactions on a grand scale.
Trustless transactions (double spend) -> on chain smart contracts (for decentralized exchanges) -> generally accessible smart contracts (off chain transactions)

isnt this what szabo wrote about also in the 90s?

>>17303531
He's a lot like president trump and he's just as based

>>17303764
Wasn't the domain originally owned by someone else? And then only bought relatively recently? I remember reading that the date was misleading for some reason, but I'm not sure if that was fud then or this is fud now.

>>17303940
https://www.google.com/maps/place/601+3rd+St,+San+Francisco,+CA+94107/@37.7802192,-122.3939853,19z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x808580789d96939d:0x70cd192ea23763e6!8m2!3d37.7799977!4d-122.3938619
what is there to work next to?

>>17304854
The domain was transferred into Sergeys name in 2014.. before that the name of the domain owner was private. It is interesting the domain was renewed several days prior to Satoshis original email about BTC. A coincidence? Maybe but my thoughts are there is a connection. It is interesting that Satoshi stepped away to work on a different project. There has been talk on Biz in the past that Sergey was "seeked" out by SWIFT and worked with them for quite a while prior to 2017. If Sergey was Satoshi it would explain the connections with the likes of Ari Jules and many others. You ever ask why Sergey had a seat on the stage as a presenter at so many high profile events in the past when Link was a nothing in crypto? I have always thought that was odd. One thing I am relatively confident of is SWIFT and the Banks that make up that consortium are BALLS deep in Link.

>>17305231
it was only moved to cloudflare in 2014 and sergey may still very well be the registrant.

>>17305247
It gets more interesting when you consider Szabo's Bit Gold white paper.

>>17302888
Brave and szabo nazarov pilled

>>17304720
I hope szabo is satoshi but keeps it a secret. We all know he’s the pioneer who was the visionary behind it all

>>17302888
fpbp

>>17305390
Sergeys name did not appear as the registrant until 2014. Did Szabo own it before that? Nobody knows as the registered owners name was not publicly provided.