I don't know if there were [m]any participants in the early days of cypherpunks who didn't experiment with pseudonyms, anonymous remailers, anon.penet.fi, and t

I don't know if there were [m]any participants in the early days of cypherpunks who didn't experiment with pseudonyms, anonymous remailers, anon.penet.fi, and the other early privacy tools/technologies. Nick's publicly disclosed areas of interest/expertise might make him a viable suspect to be Satoshi Nakamoto, but saying that someone used a nym while participating on the Cypherpunks list in the early 1990's is like saying someone smoked pot during the 1960's. It may be true, but it doesn't tell you much about them as a person, or the things they're likely to do 20 or 30 years later.