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He's a con man... we just don't know who he's trying to con. From a confidence game perspective impersonating a recluse like Satoshi is a great choice, in fact
by rbobby 10y ago
He's a con man... we just don't know who he's trying to con. From a confidence game perspective impersonating a recluse like Satoshi is a great choice, in fact a classic choice. Especially after that other fellow was incorrectly identified as Satoshi by national media and Satoshi didn't do anything to correct those claims.
- aab0 10y agoYou mean Dorian? Satoshi did correct it. That's how anyone knows he's still alive.
- HappyTypist 10y agoSatoshi did NOT correct it. His P2P foundation account was hacked, just like his gmx email.
- aab0 10y agoHis P2P Foundation was hacked afterwards and then locked for good; but P2P Foundation confirmed at the time that as far as they could tell, it was Satoshi.
- rboyd 10y agoWas it signed? I was following pretty closely and my version of history also had that as being fake. This is one instance where I would love to be wrong though.
- aab0 10y agoIt was not signed, because Satoshi has never signed anything ever. But it was, as far as it's possible to tell, genuine.
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