Quote from: itod on March 08, 2014, 10:26:25 PM

Quote from: Phinnaeus Gage on March 07, 2014, 06:38:49 PM

I'm not done yet. There's this guy named Tribbles on some Star Trek forum, also Powered by SMF--like this one--who just so happened to post a pic gleaned from the imposter Satoshi's PhotoBucket of train #2427, the last year Captain Sisko was in Roswell, NM, on the exact same date (maybe within minutes of one another, depending on local times) that the Real Satoshi mined the Genesis Block.

Phinnaeus, here's something for you much more interesting than time coincidence:
There's an interesting story on HN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7354326

The shop's address was 1KfQKmME7bQm5AesPiizWk6h3JPUekwoBC, confirmed here
https://twitter.com/Ocrepes/status/83671795693133824
and here
http://o-crepes.com/
(small print at the bottom of the page).

The amount of the first transaction 2.2 BTC responds nicely with two crepes and the lemonade if one crepe was 1 BTC. The transaction id is:
https://blockchain.info/tx/1f78360b9a0c2c08e298f4e995a66f037b0933008710d8912e2f7076f27a4131

Can this be traced in any way to real Satoshi's coins?

Retracing some of the coins, they appear to come from a big fat wallet, likely belonging to MtGox. Might be that Satoshi purchased BTC from MtGox to avoid spending his own and revealing his identity, meaning Satoshi was a user at MtGox at the time.