/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19521417
You can use Yandex (the russian google) to reverse image search this pic. There you will find the review posted by Sergey. I am surprised this was not mentioned in the cointelegraph article, since the username ans IP address are exactly the same.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-code-reveals-satoshi-nakamoto-used-a-russian-proxy

>>19521417
Well done anon. Or if we can prove Sergey was there with his mom on that date...

>>19521442
>>19521447

Why is "Иpинa" using Satoshi's IP?

Иpинa = Irina

>>19521417
old news

>>19521507
Link to that post?

>>19521542
https://ftour.otzyv.ru/read.php?id=72800

>>19521417
what in the pee pee poo poo is going on here

>>19521542
>>19521542
Another anon posted it in the other thread: >>19521417

I don't know how he found it. You need to use Yandex, not google.

Not business
Not finance
Stop shitting up the board

>>19521599
>The identity of Satoshi Nakomoto is not relevant to a board which discusses bitcoin all the time


https://www.otzyv.ru/read.php?id=45505

We have to run this down further -- the handbag? Irina's social profiles?

>>19521507
>>19521542
>>19521562
>>19521595
>>19521717
https://ftour.otzyv.ru/read.php?id=59824&p=260

>>19521599
Nice try, Sergey.

>>19521717
Another poster asks Sergey why her pictures are attached to his review and he answers that it's weird because he didn't attach them. So not his pictures I guess.

Holy fuck. I mean we all knew this already. To actually see it though is unsettling. Think about it, how did he get sat at the FAMILY TABLE at SWIFT with just a philosophy degree. He has to be Satoshi Nakamoto.

>>19521827
Even if not his pictures, irina is still using Sergey's IP address in a couple of posts.

Does Sirgey smoke? Anybody knows?

>I spent some precious moments during my stay at Villa hellens on Vietnam
>>19521580
These schizo nigg3rs are running outta people to tag as me.

>>19521876
Seen him IRL, outdoors, at an event and he wasn't smoking. Doesnt mean he could have smoked in the past and quit

>>19521417
doubtful, this thread will 404 after my pic

>>19521876
Definitely not imo

why does Sergey deny putting the pictures up? did someone else take pictures?

>>19521866
Yes but the handbag is probably a dead end then, since the pictures belong to another person.

>>19521957
Any anons wanna check the exif data and see if there might be anything of value?

Some anon must have his Facebook photos from 2009--his college friends would know whether or not he was there at that time

>>19521957
>>19521965
>>19521982

The most important thing is to establish where "Irina = Sergey's Mom" meme came from. I have searched the archives and cannot find an origin story on it. The fact that Sergey and irina share an IP would prove it was really Sergey Nazarov using that IP, only if it can be established that Irina = mom isnt just some larp meme made up for FUD or jokes

>>19522018
where did the irina meme come from?
why does sergey/satoshi share his IP with irina?
too much of a coincidence

Did anyone translate the Russian in those posts yet

>>19522018
If we find out Sergey is Satoshi I'm gonna lose my shit. Not because Sergey is Satoshi, but because Sergey once went on a booze cruise to Tallinn.

>>19522018
someone saved these pictures in 2016

>>19521417
OP is Larping. Nothing to see here guys. Anyone else getting sleepy?

Irina Nazarova is a lawyer. Isn’t there an interview where Sergey says his parents were tech people?

>>19522078
Yes, they are just talking about various tourism shit.

irina says
>I recommend calling the Sheremetyevo help desk - 2. 578-75-18, 578-78-16
>Unless, of course, you fly with this airline

This is airport near Moscow, where Sergey's family is from.

>>19522118
>Irina Nazarova is a lawyer
That's not his mom.
1. she is too young
2. she is ukrainian, not from moscow/russia
sergey's parents would be boomer age.

>>19522084
I'd be more concerned about the SEA sexpat and restaurant tour

>>19522094
where did you find this? I thought it was just joke fud

>>19522141
Irina could still be his mother's or sister's name

Why can't multiple people be on the same proxy? Why does having the same IP indicate the same person in this case?

>>19521417
This doesn't really prove anything. Unless all the users (Satoshi, Sergey, Irina) were all using the same proxy at the same exact time, there's no reason having the same proxy IP proves they're the same person. They were just using the same proxy service at different times and got assigned the same IP

What am I missing here?

wondering if this could possibility translate to "generally speaking" instead of "in general". Sergey says generally speaking all the time

>>19522352
Nice, knew I’d read something like that

>>19522118
correct, both of them were (are?) engineers.

>>19522359
>Fundamentally, I rate my experience 5 stars.

holy shit

Can someone let coin telegraph or coindesk know about this? Could lead to some sick gains if normies begin to realise that sergey is satoshi.

>>19522312
Check the coin telegraph article.

If sergeys mom is actually called Irina, and both a Sergey and an Irina used the same proxy, on the same forum, which is also linked to Satoshi, then I’d say that’s a pretty strange coincidence.

I can’t see the dates of the posts. When did Irina make her posts?
>>19522359
This is excellent fucking work

>>19522566
Someone should ask Rory what Sergey's mom's name is. I wonder if he'd answer

>>19522359
I can say if you tell me the difference between ''generally speaking'' and ''in general'' in English (not a native, it sounds for me the same)

Wait, what places did sergey visit? Maybe we could search that forum by phrases like: Sergey + "the country he visited"

>>19522638
They’re basically the same.

>>19522788
Honduras was confirmed last thread

You guys I really think it is actually him. Compare the writing style in the Bitcoin white paper here:

https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf

to Sergey’s writing here:

https://medium.com/chainlink/chainlink-an-overview-and-our-focus-14f03335b803

Both Satoshi and Sergey use “I’ve” instead of “I have” and “we’ve” instead of “we have”. Rarer words like “subsequent” and “preclude” are used in both. There are a lot of them. It feels very very similar.

>>19522858
That is some unabomber level detection right there.

>>19522798
You mean... fundamentally?

What the fuck

>>19522858
I'm not convinced by the writing styles at all.
Satoshi used British spelling and phrases whereas Sergey doesn't

>>19522904
Ted was brain warped by Freemasons at Harvard while participating in MKULTRA. His brother never recognized his writing. Idiot.

I think this board has been knowing this for a while know, even if unconsciously

That's some amazing work going on now

>>19521892
Please tell me more Satoshi. I believe! Show us SOMETHING PLEASE!

>>19522999
Its because of his brother they even found him. Because he read the manifesto and he ratted him out. Later a "forensic" guy connected the manifesto to the papers his brother gave in. And he found based on some phrases that it was him.

>>19523102
Ohh you would believe that, hillbilly.

>>19521417
This thread is a shitty disinfo psyop

>>19522359
its more like "overall, I liked it"

t. russian

OH YOU KNO NANN HOE
WHO GOT MORE LINK DEN ME
GOT MORE STINK THAN THEE
GOT ONE IN TH PINK LIKE SHE
OH YOU KNO NANN HOE
NOPE
NOPE
NOPE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaFqyJG8ung

>>19522094
Sergey bought his dad a lambo? Based.

WHO GIVES A SHIT ABOUT THIS HEADCANON FAGGOTRY

ALL I WANNA KNOW IS WHO IS GONNA

HOLLLLLDDDD

HOLLLLLLLLLLLLLDDDDDDD

HHOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLDDDDDDDDDDDD

HOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

>>19521417

>>19523434
Daniel 12:10 King James Version (KJV)
10 Many shall be purified, and made white, and tried; but the wicked shall do wickedly: and none of the wicked shall understand; but the wise shall understand.

>>19522964
Can you show me examples? I have heard people say this but don’t see any consistent examples

>>19522954
Indeed

>>19521417
please stop with the memes
i cant take this anymore

>>19523434
>>19523464
fuck schizo nigger. stop derailing the thread

>>19522174
https://archived.moe/biz/thread/16609804

>>19522858
I put the white papers through some off the shelf machine learning text analysis, which said it is plausible they are by the same author. Not certain, but plausible.

>>19523744

>>19521417
Fin/Rus hapa here.
He's writing about being on a cruise ship St. Pete's -> Helsinki -> Stockholm -> Tallinn. A common thing to do around the Baltic sea.
I remember there being a photo of SN on a cruise ship and i swear it was a finnish ship. He writes there that it's the Silja Lines (a finnish ship operator) Festival ship. Festival being the ships name.

>>19523909
If someone can date the photo and it matches this then...
We should be thinking of the consecue

>>19523924
consequences of actually releasing this info too early. Maybe let him do it himself? Ofcourse it'll get out if it gets out were not a hivemind

https://twitter.com/c___f___b/status/1011676626684465152?s=20

This tweet is the first mention of Sergey=Satoshi that I remember.
We should ask this guy to elaborate on the story.

>>19523909
Do you have the photos? I don't remember one of him on a cruise ship specifically.

>>19523909
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MS_Mega_Andrea
Here's the ship

>>19523968
I dont. But it's commonly posted. I'm sure someone will post it soon unless we get 404'd

>>19521846
Wow, ur unironically right

i think u all need to go to bed, otherwise another 700k

>>19523955
The two sergeys worked on NXT together. Someone once posted that they were both involved in the creation of Bitcoin:
https://amp.reddit.com/r/LINKTrader/comments/dez4in/finding_out_satoshis_real_identity/

>>19523968

I havent got examples, but i also recall reading that he used words (Satoshi) like Flat rather than Apartment, which is the British way to say it, among other things.

>>19524101
Most europeans learn british english in school + american english from the media so we end up speaking some mix of both

there was a guy who was somehow linked to Sergey and lives/lived/worked in Tokyo and in their circle another guy who wrote strategies for successful crypto and decentralization implementation claiming that decentralization shouldn't be pursued unless there is enough excitement and people around it. something like that. i can't remember any names or so

Why would rich Satoshi dump team tokens every month? Please take your meds guys.

>>19524327
Because he’s rich privately? I’m gonna guess satoshi never sells.

>>19524327
If Sergey is Satoshi and he wanted to remain anonymous, this could be a reason.

>>19523909
>>19523968
Someone post the rare Sergey on a ship!

We need to know who started the irina nazarova meme

>>19524327
>>19524343
Only a philosopher would understand the importance of never moving the original coins.

>>19524452
Or he just lost the private keys. So he cant recover it even if he wanted to.

Think about it what would happen if "sathoshi" whomever he is sold any of his coins. I bet the price would drop pretty fast.

Corporations get LINK at single digit dollar prices. The value on LINK has to be high in order to actually facilitate billion dollar smart contracts. Once the players are on board and their bags are set, Nazarov uses the original Satoshi wallet to start pumping LINK's value to become proper collateral so the system runs properly. He loses zero value because he owns both. Corporations spend nothing getting the price to the necessary levels.