Quote from: faithupgrade on November 19, 2017, 11:22:24 PM

If he is satoshi, then make a transaction from the btc address used from the genesis block.

Of the 66.7140667 BTC at that address, only 16.7140667 can be moved, as those particular 50 block reward coins are unspendable. No one knows for sure whether that was intended by design or an accidental bug in the code. Even the real Satoshi can't move all of those coins without the code being altered. Everyone says it's "21,000,000 BTC", but technically it's 20,999,950.

But yes, Wright could settle it (but won't, because it isn't him) by moving some or all of the 16.7140667 BTC that appear to have been donated to that address over the years. Or by signing a message legitimately this time and not faking it by copying an old signature directly from the blockchain. And definitely not by deliberately backdating PGP keys like he did the first time he claimed to be Satoshi and got caught out. Always remember that he has twice tried and failed to prove he is Satoshi. I don't see why anyone should give him a third opportunity regardless of how elaborate his next hoax turns out to be.