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Re: Satoshi Nakamoto holds 980,000 Bitcoins.. does anyone know their addresses?
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TheRealMcCoy
on 14/10/2018, 13:37:50 UTC
How do you post images from your computer using the image option? I can't see to get an image to paste.
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Re: Satoshi Nakamoto holds 980,000 Bitcoins.. does anyone know their addresses?
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TheRealMcCoy
on 14/10/2018, 13:14:38 UTC
I think you will not see their true address active because they are surely just holding it till the right time came, they are not that idiot to sell it because its their work if the trust dont start from the inventor then there will be no trust will come from others.
What if the said Bitcoins were sold at plus $19k a d then bought back at a price level of $5k or 6k. If it happens like this then we can't say it an idiot approach, in fact it will be a smart approach. For satoshi nakamoto it wouldn't be hard to show a clone address. After all he is the inventor and he would have enjoyed it's benefits more than everyone else.

LOL.

Satoshi is NOT the inventor of Bitcoin. He's the thief who stole the idea and simply programmed Bitcoin. There's a big difference.

Why do you think the guy hasn't done one single interview with the media in 9 years? That should be a pretty good indication that the guy is dishonest. The guy "invents" a multi-Trillion dollar financial market and won't even do one single interview with the media? Clearly, there is something shady going on with this Satoshi Nakamoto guy.
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Re: Satoshi Nakamoto holds 980,000 Bitcoins.. does anyone know their addresses?
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TheRealMcCoy
on 14/10/2018, 05:10:27 UTC
Its kinda weird question but interesting to me if Satoshi Nakamoto is still "alive" and watching.

I am very confident that Satoshi Nakamoto is still alive, he is out there and continues to see the development of bitcoin or even without realizing it, he still contributes to the market to this day. I also read a number of analyzes related to the address wallet affiliated with Satoshi Nakamoto, but I only found out if the amount is 980,000 Bitcoin. but for sure, no matter how many bitcoin assets Satoshi Nakamoto has, wealth is not his main goal, I'm sure the global financial system he dreams of is the main thing.

If what the poster on the first page said was true, then it's likely that Brian Armstrong is Satoshi Nakamoto. As Satoshi's 1 million Bitcoins are stored on Brian's exchange, Coinbase. Why else would Satoshi's coins be stored on his exchange?

Satoshi said he was moving on to "work on other projects" in mid-2011. Brian opened Coinbase in July of 2011. Combine those 2 circumstances together and all the evidence points toward Brian being Satoshi Nakamoto. If Satoshi were a Japanese guy it would make more sense that his coins were stored on an Asian Wallet/Exchange. Not an American Exchange.  

I don't buy the "Hal Finney theory." As Hal is already dead and would've had no problem admitting to being Satoshi on his death bed. There's no reason for him to keep quite right before he passed away. He would've openly admitted it to clear things up. It makes much more sense that Brian is Satoshi. He would have no reason to touch the coins when he owns an exchange that has $1 Billion in revenue every year. He makes plenty of money from the Exchange and wouldn't need to touch those 1 million Bitcoins for any reason.

The idea for Bitcoin was presented on Godlike Productions....a conspiracy theory forum. The type of people that log onto those types of forums are typically younger people. Brian was 26 years old and I was 24 years old at the time I presented the idea. Brian is the more likely suspect for being Satoshi Nakamoto. He witnessed me present the idea and then proceeded to steal the idea without telling me. That's what actually took place and that's why he created a fake alias by the name of Satoshi Nakamoto. In order to hide the fact that it was a young American programmer that stole the idea for Bitcoin.
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Re: Satoshi Nakamoto holds 980,000 Bitcoins.. does anyone know their addresses?
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TheRealMcCoy
on 14/10/2018, 03:48:21 UTC
Satoshi Nakamoto is still alive, even though Satoshi Nakamoto may be in possession of that quantity of bitcoin, I think Satoshi may be holding it for The well being of the cryptocurrency community. Satoshi is not a greedy person.

He may not be able to touch it.

Ross Ulbricht went to prison for life because of operating Silk Road Dark Net market. Imagine how much prison time the guy that programmed the accounting system that Ross Ulbricht used on his site could be facing. Satoshi disappeared in mid-2011. This was around the time Ross Ulbricht opened up Silk Road and began selling illegal drugs using Bitcoin on the Deep Web. So, maybe Satoshi got spooked and decided to go underground because that's when people started using Bitcoin to do illegal things on the Deep Web. Mid-2011 is also the time when my Weed bust was being illegally thrown in court by the judge, the District Attorney, and my Attorney. As my apartment was searched illegally without a warrant and a fake warrant was presented in court.

The price of Bitcoin spiked on June 8th, 2011 and hit the all time high for that year of $31.50. That same day an Anonymous hacker by the name of Hector Monsegur was turned into an FBI informant following his arrest the previous day. June 8th is my BIRTHDAY...So, the price of Bitcoin skyrocketed and hit all the time high for the year of $31.50 on my BIRTHDAY. That's not a coincidence. It's also not a coincidence that Hector was turned into an FBI Informant on that same day. Satoshi disappeared off the face of the Earth around this time. So, maybe he got scared after all this happened and decided to go underground.  

For all I know, there could be people that want to arrest me for creating the Bitcoin idea. Given the fact that I'm openly admitting to being the guy that invented the Bitcoin idea I would say Satoshi is safe, though. As nobody is kicking in my door. The only Satoshi has to worry about at this point is getting sued by me.

One word: megalomania

Trump is peanuts compared to you

price hit 31$ Because it was tour birthday? Lol





I'm the guy who came up with the idea for Bitcoin. So, yes it is very significant that the price hit the high point for the year on my birthday in 2011.

Without me, Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency in general wouldn't exist.  Satoshi is more than welcome to come out of hiding and challenge me on that whenever he feels like it. I'll be here waiting on his site. If someone like me showed up and started making the claims I'm making I'd be here in a minute to defend myself. As you can see, Satoshi is a fraud and refuses to show himself, as a result.
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Re: Satoshi Nakamoto holds 980,000 Bitcoins.. does anyone know their addresses?
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TheRealMcCoy
on 10/10/2018, 16:23:14 UTC

Those addresses are being watched like a hawk, because people know if Satoshi touch one single bitcoin in any of these

addresses, then that might trigger a "panic" reaction from hoarders.

Oh, they're being "watched like a hawk" alright. It's likely Interpol and the FBI doing the watching, though.


As they'd like to place Satoshi under arrest for being partially responsible for the birth of the Dark Net illegal drug market.

How do you people not understand that?  That's the entire reason I invented Bitcoin. So that people could purchase illegal products on the internet and not be caught.
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Re: Satoshi Nakamoto holds 980,000 Bitcoins.. does anyone know their addresses?
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TheRealMcCoy
on 10/10/2018, 14:28:25 UTC
Satoshi Nakamoto is still alive, even though Satoshi Nakamoto may be in possession of that quantity of bitcoin, I think Satoshi may be holding it for The well being of the cryptocurrency community. Satoshi is not a greedy person.

He may not be able to touch it.

Ross Ulbricht went to prison for life because of operating Silk Road Dark Net market. Imagine how much prison time the guy that programmed the accounting system that Ross Ulbricht used on his site could be facing. Satoshi disappeared in mid-2011. This was around the time Ross Ulbricht opened up Silk Road and began selling illegal drugs using Bitcoin on the Deep Web. So, maybe Satoshi got spooked and decided to go underground because that's when people started using Bitcoin to do illegal things on the Deep Web. Mid-2011 is also the time when my Weed bust was being illegally thrown in court by the judge, the District Attorney, and my Attorney. As my apartment was searched illegally without a warrant and a fake warrant was presented in court.

The price of Bitcoin spiked on June 8th, 2011 and hit the all time high for that year of $31.50. That same day an Anonymous hacker by the name of Hector Monsegur was turned into an FBI informant following his arrest the previous day. June 8th is my BIRTHDAY...So, the price of Bitcoin skyrocketed and hit all the time high for the year of $31.50 on my BIRTHDAY. That's not a coincidence. It's also not a coincidence that Hector was turned into an FBI Informant on that same day. Satoshi disappeared off the face of the Earth around this time. So, maybe he got scared after all this happened and decided to go underground.  

For all I know, there could be people that want to arrest me for creating the Bitcoin idea. Given the fact that I'm openly admitting to being the guy that invented the Bitcoin idea I would say Satoshi is safe, though. As nobody is kicking in my door. The only Satoshi has to worry about at this point is getting sued by me.
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Re: Satoshi Nakamoto holds 980,000 Bitcoins.. does anyone know their addresses?
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TheRealMcCoy
on 10/10/2018, 03:21:02 UTC
Are you ready to hear the truth???

This Satoshi Nakamoto group STOLE the Bitcoin idea from me in 2009.

I'm the guy that came up with the idea for all of this and had it stolen from me by a group of programmers using the alias "Satoshi Nakamoto." Who these people are, I have no clue. All I can tell you is that I'm the guy that invented the idea. This took place on the forum Godlike Productions in 2009. The thread the idea was presented in was later deleted by Jason Lucas, the owner of Godlike Productions. So, that guy was absolutely involved in the theft of the idea.

I came up with pretty much every aspect of Bitcoin. This group added a few details when they programmed it, but the main core of the idea came from me. I never even heard of Bitcoin until the year 2012, or 2013.

1. I came up with the idea to start with 20,000,000 Coins. This group stole the idea and started with 21,000,000 coins. That's why there are 21 million Bitcoins (as opposed to a more logical number like 20 million), because they had to change the idea around to avoid the appearance of stealing my idea. I'm the reason they're called "coins."

2. I came up with the idea to use letters for the addresses. I'm the reason your Bitcoin addresses (and every other Cryptocurrency) use letters. As letters make it harder to determine and track the address due to having more combinations required to crack and trace. It also makes it impossible for 2 account numbers to be generated by different wallets at the same time due to there being more possible combinations. That was the main reason I suggested using letters in the address.  

3. I came up with the idea to use temporary addresses that would be deleted after every transaction. That's why your wallets constantly change the address. In order to keep your transactions from being traced by the authorities. My idea was actually superior to every Wallet in existence today, because I came up with the idea for the account holder to MAKE UP THEIR OWN ADDRESSES. I'll likely start my own wallet in the future based on this idea. Which, is really what the original idea was in the beginning and this group changed it around by having the wallets generate the address for you.


The concept of having a limited number of "coins" came from SAVINGS BONDS. As I received a $50 Savings Bond when I was kid from my grandparents. So, that's where the core of idea came from. Nothing new at all. It was based on Savings Bonds.


I invented this idea due to the fact that I made an illegal purchase of Cannabis Seeds on the internet with my Debit Card in the year 2006. This always made me paranoid that my transaction could be tracked by the authorities. This was the primary motivation for the creation of the idea of Bitcoin. This Satoshi Nakamoto group is nothing more than a complete FRAUD that simply programmed my idea into existence after I presented it on a public forum for all to see. 2 months after I presented the idea I was busted growing weed and had my life destroyed. Leaving me in a state of depression and causing me to focus on other issues. As I was facing prison time, as a result. So, I had more important issues to focus on then some idea about a new type of money and banking that I presented literally "off the top of my head" one day on a public forum. This idea wasn't planned out for a long time before presenting it. It was merely an idea I simply came up with off the top of my head one day while posting on Godlike Productions.


I'm requesting that this Satoshi Nakamoto group transfer half of those 1 million Bitcoins in that dormant wallet/s into my Binance account. This group is well aware of this request and is basically refusing to do it. If they continue to refuse compliance this issue will go into court. As I have a legal right to sue every single Exchange owner, Wallet owner, and large scale Coin owner in existence that profited from the trading of my idea without my permission. If you people wish for the Cryptocurrency market to continue as usual, I would highly recommend that you demand this Satoshi Nakamoto group comply with my request. As an Intellectual Property Theft lawsuit of this magnitude will surely scare away large investors into Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency in general until the conclusion of this lawsuit.  

Why do you think this Satoshi Nakamoto guy/group refused to reveal themselves all these years?
It's because they're thieves and liars. That's the reason.
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Re: Why Bitcoin will be the safest investment
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TheRealMcCoy
on 10/10/2018, 01:17:18 UTC
Let me give you a little friendly advice...

The security of Bitcoin as an investment will depend entirely on Satoshi's actions in the near future...

If this group doesn't compensate me for stealing the idea for Bitcoin a lawsuit is on the horizon. Just a fair warning. I don't want it to get that point, but it certainly will if this Satoshi group doesn't come to their senses.

Is it starting to make sense why this group won't reveal themselves?

The stipulation is that Satoshi transfers half of his/her/their coins into my Binance account. If this doesn't take place this goes to court.