Quote from: justdimin on October 15, 2024, 06:44:33 PM

Peter Todd already talked about how this is idiotic, and I agree with him. To think a documentary would figure out what tens of millions of people around the world couldn't figure out was a funny idea to begin with, and I believe nobody believed them when they said they found who the real satoshi is anyway. They are making some stupid thing for purpose of getting marketing for free and they got what they wanted as well, they got extra attention thanks to this.

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They need to make a bomb on media to maintain their user base and this film can be one of their attempts for it. If Peter Todd sues HBO, this documentary film can bring big side effects to HBO.

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I believe Peter Todd should sue, I believe there will be a good amount of money to be made from this, I am not sure if he can sue HBO because they just pay the producer, so Peter could sue the producer or the director because this is definitely not ok. They may have ruined his life for a while, from now on he is going to be known as the satoshi guy from that doc someone watched, and this is a forever thing. He should sue for damages, and using his name like that, for a big lie that anyone can watch.

He can sue HBO for this documentary film about a terrible conclusion that he is Satoshi Nakamoto. That claim from HBO will bring many problems to Peter Todd, more noise around him, more threats on his life and his family too. Law allows him to sue against HBO if he wants and I believe Peter Todd can easily win it.