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Post quotes made by pseudonymus Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto.
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SATOZHI (SATOZ) Was formed using a technical protocol similar to Bitcoin (BTC) which was created according to Satoshi Nakamoto's proposal. If in Bitcoin (BTC) we are familiar with the Proof-of-Work (PoW) protocol then at Satozhi (SATOZ) a better protocol is made, known as Proof-of-Burn (PoB). https://satozhi.com/ https://twitter.com/satozhiofficial https://t.me/satozhitoken
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"So long as Satoshi is anonymous , lets have fun" We don't know whether Satoshi nakamoto is he/she/they or it or whatever, but one who has given the world a powerful idea like the fire, wheel, printing press and steam engine capable of transforming humanity.
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โ€ขPosted by2 days ago

I was reading a news posted on this sub about Craig Wright claiming he is Satoshi Nakamoto, and i was thinking that the only way to be sure about his real identity, was moving his Bitcoin from his early days wallets since he was the most prominent miner.

Some searchers have been able to identify wallets that most likely belonged to him, and they found that Satoshi used a huge number of addresses, with some estimates suggesting he could have more than 20,000 different addresses, as he used a different address to receive each block reward.

The vast majority of those wallets simply received a 50 BTC block reward, and have been dormant ever since.

One of the most interesting addressesi is the address he used to send 10 BTC to Hal Finney. This was the first Bitcoin transaction between two users, as all the previous transactions were just miners (mostly Satoshi) receiving block rewards from the Bitcoin blockchain.

This address currently has a Bitcoin balance of 18.43972412 BTC.

https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/addresses/btc/12cbQLTFMXRnSzktFkuoG3eHoMeFtpTu3S

The most famous of Satoshiโ€™s addresses is the address that mined the first block on the Bitcoin blockchain. This wallet balance is 72.71443175 BTC, which is worth about $2 million at current prices, and still receives BTC as a tribute.


https://i.redd.it/41nycxd36dsb1.png

https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/fr/explorer/addresses/btc/1A1zP1eP5QGefi2DMPTfTL5SLmv7DivfNa


Researchers estimate that Satoshi has thousands of Bitcoin addresses and has mined between 600K and 1.1M bitcoin, worth between $16.6 B and $30.5B at today's price.

What do you think will happen if we ever see transactions from wallets that are thought to belong to Satoshi ?

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โ€ขPosted by3 years ago
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The most common theory why Satoshi remained anonymous was out of fear he would be arrested or killed.

Makes sense. He knew what he was doing, he knew the consequences, he knew how the corporate establishment worked.

He knew that the corporate establishment would do ANYTHING to smear him as a bad person. They would have looked into his life and found something wrong, and highlighted that Nationwide through corporate media, and all those non-coiners that you see today saying...

  • cryptocurrency is bad

  • cryptocurrency is used by criminals organizations to hide money

  • crypto is a fad like tulips

  • it has no value

  • it's going to destroy the Earth as we know it.

All of those people would buy into it like a $1,200 iPhone to use for selfies and Facebook only because it makes them feel smart.

But Satoshi didn't only remain anonymous for this reason, he remained anonymous to protect you, he did it for you. He knew the corporate establishment had Mass control over the internet, and your privacy would be invaded like termites in a dead tree.

He knew your information being exposed can be used against you at any time if somebody powerful wanted to ruin your life for going against them.

He knew that if he was smeared that way that there would have been Draconian laws well before 2017 preventing Bitcoin usage.

He knew the only way for it to be adopted before it can be taken down was for most people...
  • not to hear about it before there were already enough adopters

  • not to understand it so the establishment wouldn't understand enough to see it as a threat.

He knew it had to be a very slow adoption.

Now you have countries nervous and trying to compete with it.

That's why China has the...

e-Yuan

So hats off to Satoshi

Thanks for helping us establish decentralization against corporate nation.

EDIT: I ACCIDENTALLY HIT POST WITHOUT FINISHING.

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