Quote from: arabspaceship123 on July 19, 2021, 01:38:18 PM

If the bitcoin haven't moved from Satoshi's wallet there's a possibility the group behind Satoshi shared parts of private keys between them. What' going to happen if the group needed each other but one member died without a will it's possible the group doesn't have access to the keys. If Satoshi was a lone genius who's died his keys might've gone with him.

Maybe the bitcoin didn't move from Satoshi's wallets for different reasons we don't know the reason.

Quote from: temple on July 18, 2021, 10:23:40 PM

Quote from: arabspaceship123 on July 16, 2021, 09:13:48 PM

You're convinced it's OPSEC. There's a theory Satoshi might've used it so it can't be dismissed but I don't follow it. I think Satoshi was a pseudonym for a team of geniuses who's used international English and GB British English because they lived in different countries.

Quote from: Kong Hey Pakboy on July 16, 2021, 09:32:12 AM

Quote from: ChiBitCTy on July 13, 2021, 03:51:44 PM

I have read a lot about this and done a lot of digging around to try and see whom I think Satoshi is or was. I think there are two trains of thought, either Satoshi did a lot of things on purpose to throw people off, or there were a couple individuals who made up Satoshi. I know Satoshi once used the term "bloody" as in like "bloody hell". As an American I can tell you we never use that term here. So it makes you wonder. Personally I think that it was a combo of cypherpunks such as Hal Finney and Nick Szabo.

Probably it's the former, Satoshi is a genius remember so it's not like throwing off the scent isn't beyod his/her intellectual capacity because I mean if you really want to throw off people from identifying you, you will try to make it mych more simple rather than elaborate because sometimes it's better to hide in plain sight and much easier to pull off.

But someone here brought up the argument that it's incredibly difficult to keep quiet for a whole team. It usually doesn't work out for very long unless they were a really small team. Then the question remains which group of people would be able to resist moving a million BTC. Perhaps they are running all kinds of crypto related businesses, don't know, maybe some exchanges and they really don't need to sell any. One million BTC, which were around $60 billion. Congratulations to whoever it is who doesn't need to touch a single coin Tongue

I don't believe in this scenario. Again, someone who can build such a protocol is smart enough to know that people can die, even that they will die eventually, the question is only when. If they were a team of say four, they would never share the keys in a way that is a 4 out of 4 set up to get access to the coins. They would have done it differently such that a possible death of a member is accounted for.