Quote from: RodeoX on June 04, 2014, 07:22:58 PM

How do you get to "very possibly true" when not a single shred of evidence points in that direction?

Educated imagination?

And of course we have Dorian Nakamoto who seemed to tacitly admit that he created Bitcoin, before denying it whilst reminding us all that he signed non-disclosure agreements with military intelligence arms of Uncle Sam.

But then that isn't 'evidence', cos he denied it. OJ Simpson denied killing his wife, guess that means it never happened then. Found Not Guilty in a US court of law! What more 'evidence' do we need to prove his innocence? Michael Jackson sez he never touched little boys! Well, I guess if he sez he never done it then he never done it.

My educated/intuitive guess, is that Dorian is thee Satoshi Nakamoto who headed up a team of well paid cryptologists and coders, working on a classified project for an arm of the US military intelligence. He doesn't hold the keys with the 1.5 MBTC. US military intelligence do. Which leads me back to my theory that once Bitcoin has established a liquid market in the West, it could be used as a tool to undermine national economies of countries who are non-compliant with the USD hegemony in that it would provide a practically unstoppable means of capital flight. Perhaps China and Russia, and some developing nations have clamped down on Bitcoin for now, but if Bitcoin's value continues to grow and it's market cap becomes larger and larger, black markets in Bitcoin will open up in countries where it is banned for sure with huge premiums being paid by those eager to evade their governments fiscal controls. Probably it's main targets are Russia and China, which will be precisely why those two countries were the first to ban it. They recognised immediately the threat that Bitcoin poses for them.

Bitcoin can never threaten the USD unless the US military want it to. After all, they hold the kill switch.......Satoshi's 1.5MBTC!