Hi Alberto, could retiredcoder be the creator himself?
Yes, it's as possible as it is unlikely.
So, do you know him? Why are you defending him even though it seems suspicious? Or is it just flattery?
I know you probably won't answer, but don't you find it at least a little suspicious that he has the keys to the puzzle but still slowly publishes code on GitHub, as if he's writing it on the fly and making corrections as he goes?
Don't you think someone with three or more years in this should have had his code ready long ago?
For me, it's simple: either he's the creator or he's someone who just threw a bunch of money at him and is using the kangaroo we all know, trying to act interesting.
I thought you were smarter than that, but I'd like to hear a solid reason why you think retiredcoder shouldn't be questioned.
The possibility of the creator being him is certainly among the available options.
But it is very unlikely;
Because the creator has a serious and patient personality.
The creator's purpose is not to mock us. He is to see the weaknesses in BTC security and to see how advanced the solution will be.
66. The person and people who wrote mockingly to the address "1Jvv4yWkE9MhbuwGUoqFYzDjRVQHaLWuJd" who first found the wallet,
RetiredCoder = sneeky777 = ideen777 fits very closely with these characters. That's why I also saw the common writings of this person and the transactions between their wallets. He has an account on Binance and an account that makes high amounts of BTC transfers.
A few options,
1- This person is the creator, now he emphasizes to people that there is something new. (Low probability)
2- This person is the creator, he creates insecurity in the system and wants only professional people to solve all wallets and real solvers to remain.
3- This person is not creative, he creates transactions, theft, chaos from many accounts to scare people.
4- This person is rich and feels like he has found a playground to make fun of us.
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Albert Einstein
"We cannot solve problems with the minds that created them."
Good work to everyone.