/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25867571
2009*

wow, your the first person to ever think of this!

Sergey Nazarov owned it then and he claims he isn't Satoshi

>>25867762
proofs

>>25867762
Of course he's satoshi. Why would you admit to being satoshi? Once BTC hits $1M he'll sell all his bags and become dictator of earth.

satoshi already cashing out today lol

Satoshi registered it on Namecheap in late 2008, it's hosted in Panama.

https://www.whois.com/whois/bitcoin.org

>>25867571
>Try registering a domain without an ID and getting hosting.
That's fucking easy, and would have been even easier to do in 2009.

>>25867798
The vore camps will be challenging.

>>25867818
>https://www.whois.com/whois/bitcoin.org
So someone other than Satoshi does actually know who Satoshi is?

>>25867853
fake name and a virtual credit card

>>25867853
>So someone other than Satoshi does actually know who Satoshi is?
Yes, a database management employee high up in Namecheap or whois guard would know who satoshi is if they looked for 5 seconds.

>>25867571
>Try registering a domain without an ID and getting hosting.

I've done this, it's very easy.

In 2009 there was no KYC.

>>25868030
I was using namecheap in 2008 too and I faked a vcc with paypal because I was 12 years old, but if someone put in work they could link it to the paypal and disover the ip and trace back to other personal details. Especially a Federal agency.

>>25867818
>Panama
Satoshi confirmed Spic

>>25867810
Imagine falling for fake twitter screenshots

>>25867951
>>25868089
>>25867571
honestly. just shut the fuck up. whenever you people speak the world gets dumber
http://groups.csail.mit.edu/mac/classes/6.805/articles/money/nsamint/nsamint.htm

check dates authorship and citations
this is known
/thread

>>25867762
He is. Why would anyone admit to being Satoshi? Suicidal.

>>25868389
>Why would anyone admit to being Satoshi? Suicidal.

>>25868438
He isn't though.

>>25868372
>Laurie Law, Susan Sabett, Jerry Solinas
>National Security Agency Office of Information Security Research and Technology
>Cryptology Division
>18 June 1996
So you're telling me the NSA created Bitcoin as an alternative to precious metals/ponzi scheme they could control and manipulate? Makes sense that they would do this around 2009 though what with the financial crisis.

>>25868470
Dan Pena is saying Putin is behind Bitcoin.

>>25868467
Don't like it?

STIFF

>>25868496
Pena is a bullshit artist.

>>25868496
/biz/ is saying China is behind Bitcoin.

>>25867571
It's Nick Szabo. You can do ML on writing styles.
https://towardsdatascience.com/stylometric-analysis-satoshi-nakamoto-294926cdf995

>>25868470
im not saying anything aside from go hunting for whitepapers..

>>25868678
Also Satoshi leaked his IP to Hal Finney in an error log he emailed him. His location was California which is where Szabo lived.

>>25868726
yeah and you people also think its adam back though..

>>25868470
CIA smuggles drugs, FBI pushes them in the cities and suburbs, NSA creates virtual currencies to fleece retards.

>>25868726
I've heard that it was Britain because of British/Canadian/Australian English ie colour. Also he posted in the West European time zone (but that doesn't mean anything as I'm currently posting at 4:52).

>>25868779
That's nu-/biz/, I'm an oldfag. I remember back in the day Adam Back was quickly disqualified from being Satoshi, now zoomer shitcoiners believe any shit without evidence

>>25868633
>/biz/ is saying China is behind Bitcoin.
It makes sense, think about it.

Etherium founder: Russian.
Chainlink founder: Russian.
Bitcoin founder: ??

>>25868898
see
>>25868372

>>25868828
>>25868726
>>25868678
>https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T3ITw4KL-QKy1zY3fpM1yTZ799HZLoPS/view
>From the work youre citing but obviously never read..
"The classification algorithms trained with only 5 data points consisting of 10 features are worrisome. In an ideal
data science world, machine learning models need to be trained with a bigger training sample with
cross-validation. Along with the absolute frequency of n-grams, the relative frequency of n-grams can be added
to the study. In addition, Craig Steven Wright, who claimed himself as Satoshi Nakamoto, can be added, if
possible, as one of the authors of the training corpus because the algorithms and semantic similarity allow
comparing him to the authors of the current training corpus. It would be interesting to see if he would have
outperformed Nick Szabo and Ian Grigg, who are the two strongest candidates for Satoshi Nakamoto."
>omg he said "bit gold"
Michael Chon is clearly on the money here, what am i on about..

>>25868809
imagine seeing an asset go from literally worth nothing to $35000 and calling it ‘fleecing’

>>25868372
interesting thanks for sharing.

>>25869655
where does it go and why was it invented?
literally made to shufflewash investments to dark funds for spooks..
>safu

>>25869672
all love lads. dont mistake my tone for agression. its just strern love, i promise.

>>25869730
Do you think it is NSA controlled?

Personally, I don't think so. More likely that they did research into the area and someone took the idea and ran with it. I don't think there is any advantage for the NSA to release such a powerful beast, unless they had a very specific and vital target in mind. Otherwise, the long term repercussions of crypto are too great.

>>25869887
influenced is my opinion. it must have a degree of autonomy or it wouldn't work.
this is fucking deep though. if youre mentally fragile, dont go down there. ignorance isntparticularly harmful on this topic desu. a lamb has no need to fear the slaughterhouse when it knows only grassy fields and natural predators. it cannot know there's an entire portion of industry entirely dedicated to the commodification life, body and energy..
i cant give a better analogy without going full-blown

>>25868372
>http://groups.csail.mit.edu/mac/classes/6.805/articles/money/nsamint/nsamint.htm
read the first part and it's somewhat close to bitcoin but not really, there's no mention of PoW and the database check for double spending is done by a separate entity of a "bank" in this model

>>25870036
Stfu faggot nothing in that document mentions blockchains, its electronic cash that existed in banks since the 80s.

>>25869614
>But Craig Wright though
So you're retarded, got it.

>>25867571
He doesnt want to be found.....why not let him stay away from all the problems people create...........drama....obsessive fans ...criminals goverments...internet trolls .....hack sniffers

>>25870036
drop some redpills on me anon go as deep as you can im ready

>>25868898
Russian

IYKYK

>>25870144
my point here isnt finding the "first" but rather showing you the groundwork prior to the blockchain meme, the prior research in the field makes it easier to see who are active players in the game when you map it out.. look at the references at the bottom. look at who provided it at the top..
seriously list and map the names. see what you find.

this eventually side-links to Barnaby jack via securedrop and ring 0 "The watcher" exploits. that was the story of the last 20 years in a few sentances in an abstract way

keep in mind the internet is dead. and was also a spook creation, same as GPS and computers and mobile phones.
>all govt funding and intel baby, in and out..
GPT-3 and thispersondoesnotexist.com

anonymous died 10 years ago.. in its place came something.. darker ironically but it lost its good intentions to power.. The old fags in security world died, retired, were, fired, reassigned or simply went so far off comms i cant find them anymore..
things changed. but i have not forgetten, i will never forget

then theres the sept 19th 2019 rabbit hole.. they never stopped that particular daily fix, they just stopped reporting it..

and that links to funnily enough to our spy we had planted in china a few years back..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pm5xxlajTW0 the b man himself.

if i speak plainly the jannies may meme me in minecraft

>>25870205
thats what you read from my post..?
>>25870224
i cant be too specific i was a fucking loudmouth earlier in my life.. thats shot me in the foot now.. im not smart enough to get around it without sounding completely mental..
im worried enough as it is given the last four years..
im noone, and id like to remain so.

just start a spreadsheet and a word doc, start dumping information in then start slowly reading until you see the pattern and start to recognise the names.

but if you open your mind too much your brain will fall out.full disclosure, im concerned mine has. im functional but barely

as alternate redpills go this is an aging favorite

>>25870224
if i wanted to find a leaked source id imprint the material to be copied or shared with something unique but invisible without tools.

are you familiar with departmental/informational compartmentalisation anon? turns out thats a wonderful tool to make trustworthy patriots into an entire system of traitors.. they know better than to spill because if they do their words betray them to those who know how to listen.
im getting elevated on lists just being here using a google/nsa tool btw
>inb4 whatever
yeah so where are hiro and moot now faggot? what do they do at that google place there? what is this chan now used for.. and who by?
who was one of the earliest benefactors of google and led a shitload dev projects?
das right, those fucking spooks again.

>>25868372
https://www.friedfrank.com/index.cfm?pageID=23&itemID=1115
who is fried frank and where have i seen brookings before?

like i said you have to map this shit until it becomes more familiar. like learning a skill from scratch this is an entire industry

why the fuck is this firm on this paper
http://groups.csail.mit.edu/mac/classes/6.805/articles/money/nsamint/nsamint.htm

http://www.vllawfirm.com/
why is toms name around as well..

it literally doesnt stop but a few people went nuts about 10 years ago and completely snapped 5 years ago. they gave up all fucks this year around march and went full blown evil mode, they'll play the game as hard as they can.

>>25871290
>>>25865597
pic related.

where did all the journalists go when they were fired in the learn to code era for being nothing but shit bloggers and why do they all work as "science communicators" for certain politically funded "non-partisan" companies and social media "fact-checkers"..

https://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/events/a-human-rights-guide-for-researching-racial-and-religious-discrimination-in-counterterrorism-in-europe
and look at that, the next wave will start on feb 4 courtosy of our "european doctor" with your favorite trust fund board member, son of a billionaire conspiracy name
check the board vice
remind me again where the billions are and went?
like 68 billion to be honest..
> no im not making it up i dont have the time
https://www.breitbart.com/economy/2020/06/11/corporate-donations-to-social-justice/
https://thehill.com/changing-america/respect/equality/500658-bank-of-america-pledges-1-billion-to-minority-communities
(random samples from blm billion search on google of all places)
so where did that money go?
das right, dark funds and our best frens
like i dont care if a billionaire gets richer, i get annoyed when they act like a fucking child.. he knows it too the absolute wretch
a fucking withered husk of a human. hes more machine now than man.

>>25871657
bumping so my time wasn't entirley wasted.
jannies may take this one now this thread is gone in 5 or less i think

>>25870794
Absolutely based. I remember seeing a study about breast cancer and how it skyrocketed after flour stopped being iodized.

>>25872272
bump im reading this rn
not sure why I would want to go down the hole too far though, what's good in it if I'm gonna go crazy and paranoid and don't get anything in return

>>25868496
>works for the Alphabet people
When you are a hammer, everything looks like a nail. I can't say for certain that bitcoin wasn't created by KGB, but you have to know that anyone working for central US intelligence is going to have some serious bias, and would look for any excuse to get a gold star and a cookie from a higher up.