Satoshi Nakomoto identity found

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https://www.politico.eu/article/mys...documentary-satoshi-nakamoto-crypto-currency/



Apparently, HBO was able to find the true identity of the creator of Bitcoin and they're 'exposing' him in their new documentary. Personally I think it's BS - HBO couldn't even find a good ending to game of thrones and now they found Satoshi? Something isn't adding up.
So funny.

Yeah it does sound like a clickbait to get more viewers = make extra money selling ads at a higher price.
 
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This has been claimed multiple times in past and every time it has false.
 
HBO is an entertainment business. Everything they create are based on pure fantasy and all of these are movies. Even if they look like documentaries and doesn't have the visual effects of a film, these are still entertainment videos. Not to be taken seriously.
 
CIA and MOSSAD are Satoshi Nakomoto
 
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CIA and MOSSAD are Satoshi Nakomoto
Together with central banks.
People still don't get it.Bitcoin is a Testnet and marketing tool for CBDC's or is someone really so dumb beliving that BlackRock would open an ETF when there would be a real Nakamoto holding 5% of all bitcoins and with this being able to control the price.Anyone really belive in such a stupidity ?
 
Together with central banks.
People still don't get it.Bitcoin is a Testnet and marketing tool for CBDC's or is someone really so dumb beliving that BlackRock would open an ETF when there would be a real Nakamoto holding 5% of all bitcoins and with this being able to control the price.Anyone really belive in such a stupidity ?

Central banks would never let anyone have 100% control and ownership of their money lol. It sounds plausible in theory that BTC is a honeypot by government agencies, but ask yourself - would any of these organization allow someone to have full ownership of, say - $100,000,000 of an asset that is 100% unrecoverable if they die and didn't leave a trace of their private keys? The answer is hell no.

As far as Blackrock opening a BTC ETF, it's not really an indicator of anything. That offering is an extremely tiny percentage of their business and if it all went to zero, it wouldn't affect their business at all, they have a lot more to gain than to lose by offering it
 
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Central banks would never let anyone have 100% control and ownership of their money lol. It sounds plausible in theory that BTC is a honeypot by government agencies, but ask yourself - would any of these organization allow someone to have full ownership of, say - $100,000,000 of an asset that is 100% unrecoverable if they die and didn't leave a trace of their private keys? The answer is hell no.

As far as Blackrock opening a BTC ETF, it's not really an indicator of anything. That offering is an extremely tiny percentage of their business and if it all went to zero, it wouldn't affect their business at all, they have a lot more to gain than to lose by offering it
You don't get it .Central banks control the bitcoins of Nakamoto.Its not a person.
Secondly bitcoin works like a ponzi.It has no real value.People in western countries including india seems to be sorry for the word but brain fucked that they belive something which has no value in itself can be used as a stable currency.Bitcoin is like a ponzi as more people put money into it as bigger is the price and as more people take money out of bitcoin as lower will be the price.
The holders from the beginning are/will be the big winners and the last investors will be the big losers.
Bitcoin is set to be a big failure to suck out wealth or transfer it to a few.
JPM reports from 2010 already showed that they were already trading bitcoin back in 2010 so often that their average login to crypto exchanges was arround 50 times a day.
2011 FBI report stated that already then they could trace 98% of all crypto transaction to a person.And to close the 2% gap services with KYC should be implemented.
We have now 2024 has KYC been implemented ?


Also anyone claiming Bitcoin is an alternative currency does not understand what governments and secret services did to people who tried to establish even the smallest alternative currency.There was BIG jail time even the currency only worked in a small village.
Bitcoin on the other hand never received any punishment other than verbal denial.
China had over 51% of mining power so it could destroy bitcoin anytime they wanted but they did not.Instead they even talked to build their gold backed yuan on ethereum or libra.So yeah crypto is really a threat to them.

More important everyone a bit older and well educated knows that bankers wet dream from the 90's was to implement virtual money to have full control over it.
WELCOME TO CBDC's.

But people still don't get it.Making a few bucks on crypto and losing their financial freedom in the end.
People here simply doesn't understand what CBDC's means to their daily live.
 
lol... what am i even gunna be watchin'
pretty cool video, I presume.
 
More important everyone a bit older and well educated knows that bankers wet dream from the 90's was to implement virtual money to have full control over it.
WELCOME TO CBDC's.

Virtual money to have full control over it

If this was their plan and they used Bitcoin, then they failed hard. Bitcoin is impossible to freeze, steal, or transfer by force - it's open source so you can verify this. Even if they do own 5% of the supply, that still leaves $1,1 Trillion worth of value that they DON'T control (based on the current market cap of Bitcoin). Again, they would never give individuals this much control over assets.

I do agree that a CBDC would massively benefit central banks and government agencies but BTC is very different from what you're thinking of
 
Virtual money to have full control over it

If this was their plan and they used Bitcoin, then they failed hard. Bitcoin is impossible to freeze, steal, or transfer by force - it's open source so you can verify this. Even if they do own 5% of the supply, that still leaves $1,1 Trillion worth of value that they DON'T control (based on the current market cap of Bitcoin). Again, they would never give individuals this much control over assets.

I do agree that a CBDC would massively benefit central banks and government agencies but BTC is very different from what you're thinking of
bla bla bla jada jada from a brainwashed guy who has no clue about crypto
Bitcoin is impossible to freeze, steal, or transfer by force
what a total nonsense

Even if they do own 5% of the supply,
You ever went to an economic school to understand what it means if 5% is being hold in a singles entity hands ?
Watch what Sorros did with the GBP and he hadn't even 1% of GBP.

leaves $1,1 Trillion worth of value
You have no clue how bitcoin pricing works
 
bla bla bla jada jada from a brainwashed guy who has no clue about crypto

what a total nonsense


You ever went to an economic school to understand what it means if 5% is being hold in a singles entity hands ?
Watch what Sorros did with the GBP and he hadn't even 1% of GBP.


You have no clue how bitcoin pricing works

I'm sorry to be the one who diagnoses you, but if you believe bitcoin can be frozen or stolen by a controlling entity or satoshi, despite the project being open source, you have room temperature IQ :(

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BTC transactions are public which law enforcement likes.XMR is the way to go.
 
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