Surprised the true identity of Bitcoin's father

In the last decade, the name Satoshi Nakamoto was probably one of the big unknowns for the crypto community in particular and for the world in general. That is the person who created Bitcoin and successfully “revolutionized” the primexbt exchange trading system

To this day, no one knows who Satoshi Nakamoto really is. There have been many studies to investigate the true identity of this name, but everything about Satoshi has been virtually non-existent since late 2010.

Regarding this name, it is assumed that this is a Japanese man who is fluent in English, as evidenced by the whitepaper sent in October 2010. However, others are not. Given that Bitcoin cannot be the product of one individual, Satoshi Nakamoto is likely a group of experienced coders and cryptographers.

So the question is, why is the name “Satoshi Nakamoto” so famous? The story begins in 2008, when someone used this name to send the Bitcoin whitepaper to all the members of the network who believe in privacy, decentralization. (decentralization), and cryptography.

The secret behind the name Satoshi Nakamoto

Have you heard about the mystery behind this name? Did you discover the connection between the name Satoshi Nakamoto and Samsung, Toshiba, Nakamichi, and Motorola? Is this the perfect combination from the 'land of the rising sun'?

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Satoshi Nakamoto

If you still don't understand what's going on, let's take a look!

Satoshi is a combination of Samsung and Toshiba

Nakamoto is again the result of Nakamichi and Motorola This seems like a reasonable and interesting interpretation. However, it is also just a theory. So far, no one has been able to confirm its accuracy!

Also, in Japanese, 'satoshi' means smart, quick witted; 'naka' means average or in relation; and 'moto' is the origin, foundation or basis. Thus, we can associate this name "tailored" for the person who created an intelligent algorithm that is completely grounded.

'Good' cazdidates for the name Satoshi Nakamoto

For more than 10 years now, the name Satoshi Nakamoto has always been a big question mark in the crypto community. Accordingly, many candidates have been weighed and dissected to find evidence of this name.

1. Dorian Prentice Satoshi Nakamoto

This is probably the most common image when referring to the keyword “Satoshi Nakamoto”. On March 16, 2014, Newsweek magazine published an article claiming that Dorian Prentice Satoshi Nakamoto – a 63-year-old Japanese-American – is the father of Bitcoin.

According to the author, Dorian is a systems engineer on a computer engineering and security project for a financial company. Then, he became a freelancer when he quit in the 90s.

Besides, in an interview about her identity, Dorian replied: “I am no longer involved in that matter and I cannot discuss the subject. That was someone else's problem now. They are the ones responsible and I have no connection to the matter.” However, in an interview with The Associated Press, he denied the statement on the grounds that he had misheard the question.

2. Hal Finney

Not long after the article about Dorian was published, on March 25, 2014, the crypto community had another "flutter" with Forbes' article about Hal Finney - a pioneer in the field of cryptography, and also is Dorian Nakamoto's neighbor.

To prove his point, the author Greenberg turned to style analysts to compare Finney and Satoshi Nakamoto. Accordingly, Hal Finney is said to have the most similar style to Satoshi.

In addition, Greenberg also suggested that Finney was the writer for hire, or maybe he used his position as Dorian's neighbor as a front for his true identity. Later, in an interview with Finney, Greenberg also confirmed that Hal Finney is not Satoshi Nakamoto.

3. Nick Szabo

In December 2013, a statistical result showed that the person behind Bitcoin is Nick Szabo – a computer scientist and cryptographer.

In 1998, Nick developed the BitGold model – a precursor to Bitcoin. In a 2011 Bitcoin article, Szabo wrote: “Personally, I, Wei Dai, and Hal Finney are the only people I know who might be interested enough in this idea to pursue it at scale until Nakamoto appeared"

In addition, in an interview with Russia Today, Dominic Frisby – author of the book “Bitcoin: The Future of Money” – said: “I have come to the conclusion that only one person in the world can