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Re:Another court case fails to unlock the mystery of Bitcoin... by jjulius on Sunday August 07, 2022 @09:18AM (#32376257)
Honestly, I see this kind of thing written for every person someone thinks is Satoshi Nakamoto. There are so many vagueries and a, "They think so too, but they'll lie if you ask them," comment at the end is just laughable. "Hey, we've got anecdotes! And inverse initials! Other proof? Nah."

And I say this with no opinion about who he is.

Edit: I also don't understand the speculation at this point. Bitcoin is out there, has been for a while, and it's not going away. I'd wager the original coins will never be touched. Figuring out who it is won't really change anything at this point, and it's clear that whoever it is doesn't want people to know (assuming they're alive) - why can't "we" generally respect that?

Re:Another court case fails to unlock the mystery of Bitcoin... by hotpotamus on Sunday August 07, 2022 @09:46AM (#32376440)
I assume most people are like me and they'd probably like to ask Nakamoto a few clarifying questions regarding his intentions for the project and how he feels about how things have evolved over the last decade and a half.
Re:Another court case fails to unlock the mystery of Bitcoin... by TheAceOfHearts on Sunday August 07, 2022 @11:11AM (#32377087)
The creator of Bitcoin probably never intended for things to play out this way, it's hard to see into the future when a new form of technology is shared with the world.