Who is Satoshi Nakamoto

The legendary inventor of bitcoin, it's like a movie or something. He's believed to have mined over a million bitcoins in the early days, now he's worth $1.5 billion, in the top 2000 richest men in the world.

How did he do it?

>How did he do it?
He mined his own coin back in the days when you could do that with a CPU. Then he just didn't sell.
Not fucking hard.

Most likely an architect or a jizzuit ploy to trick the beast into folding up the old system.

This thread will be about bitslavery and bit worship.

Notsee frogs never learn.

CLEAR-THINKING INSIDE THE FOUNDATION

Hal and Szabo. That's who. Now move along.

Please elaborate wise one

www = vav vav vav = Beast bucks for all the good little carbon boys and girls

NOTHING IN LIFE IS FREE

They pay with their souls.

THEY CALL IT CARBON TAXING

Who watches the watchers?

Bitcoin priests are easily bought off with fiat memes and dreams.

Right place at the right time + some genius, but mostly being at the right place at the right time. Redpill: All super-rich people are just lucky.

Tell me about the carbon tax, user.

We'll obviously it's a combination of factors. You have to get lucky, but at the same time you have to have the capacity to get to that point and also succeed when necessary. If you don't have the natural ability, when the chance comes you won't be able to take hold.

Extreme intelligence is how they did it.

Hal Finney and Craig Wright are part of the original team. Wright being the visionary and Finney being the main engineer.

Wright has caught a lot of flak in the media as being a charlatan, but he doesn't actually want everyone to know he was a part of the original Satoshi team, so he effectively smeared himself on purpose.

The carbon tax is simple.

Carbon based life which is all of us needs taxed.

The more of us that there are the more we need our souls taxed.

Similar to the basketball court to keep the kids off the streets.

Bitslavery is quite similar to that basketball court but amped up to handle a larger collective of "misguided" souls.

Satoshi is merely a front for a carbon (beast) shepherd.

They have been doing this shit for a long long long time.

Babies that get paid off quickly never pick up on it fast enough though.

-lambo (check)
-dreams (check)
-hookers (check)

Wondering how many meme framers realize the correlation between population and "climate change"?

Being user certainly pays off

How do they tax the souls?

I just want enough to live in a comfy house with a comfy garden and not have to be a wageslave.

I still think the newsweek guy is the Satoshi Nakamoto.

With blue pilled fiat dreams like crypto.

No different then all the other fiat carrots on the stick promising moon beams and sunshine.

Yeah I don't see how it couldn't be Nick Szabo. The dude has been writing about this shit for years and even had a similarly named failed attempt in the past.

The minute you slave for ANY fiat you are a slave.

wageslave = bitslave

It is like a corporation that changes it's name to save it's face.

What is toast?

Fuck off Satoshi, no one cares about you.

How does Pepe factor into this?

At first you don't succeed try try again

How are you preparing for the end, soulful carbon boy?

Careful, I could be FBI. I could not be FBI.
You never know.

What happens if they cash out ?

Its Nick Szabo, with contributions from Hal Finney and Wei Dai.

Why do you think the Eth denominations are called Szabos finneys and weis?

If Satoshi somehow cashed out ALL of his bitcoins right now, the price of a bitcoin would only drop $100 or so

What do you guys think of the idea that those coins are lost?

Maybe it is a lot more movie-like than we give it credit for, and he could be dead.

There is no 'what if' about it. Nick szabo is alive and kicking

semi-related but is there anybody who bought and held a shitload of btc when they were pennies? i see people here everyday wishing they did but did anybody do it?

sure summer is early in here

>Nick szabo is working with ethereum

Try asking at the yachtclub. A lot of people sold when it hit 100, 400, 1000 a coin....

I bought a bunch when it was around $1 a coin; I had planned on starting up a MUD with the currency tied into real world dollars; letting people buy equipment for real money, and cash out some "treasures" they found.

The bitcoin stock was supposed to be the bankroll for allowing people to transfer money out. Then I never got around to doing anything with them.

I sold off a bunch when the price first spiked to around $1000, but I kept half of them for a long shot.

nice, how many you holding?

He has gone on record to say that ethereum is the true inheritor of his vision of smart contracts

He mined bitcoin because there was nobody else to mine it,without a miner bitcoin is useless.

you take pieces of this stuff and you somehow fire magic it until it's chargrilled

Careful, I could give zero fucks. I could give infinity fucks.
You never know.

There is no end green alpha frog.

It's all about how comfortable you are with the sensors turning off for good.

Pretty comfortable over here.

In the meantime keep on crafting those notsee frogs to take the fall.

>now he's worth $1.5 billion

He's not really worth that much. Why? Because if he sold them all it would tank the price down to pennies per coin.

Plus, if the creator himself tried to sell out, people would panic and lose faith in the coin itself because "if he wants out then obviously it's a bad investment."