Satoshi Nakamoto

“This is super tough, but maybe like 50% Hal Finney 30% Nick Szabo and 20% NSA.”

“There's really no evidence of the existing evidence that's there. This is kind of like speculative data points you have, how Finney's fits the story in my worldview the best. So I think it's him.”

“Problem one with digital currencies was you can't be the guy behind it. Because as soon as this thing gets popular, you have too much power and the nation states who today control the currency supply, they're not going to like you or that, or they're just goin…”

“So I don't know if this is the guy or not, but it is probably the most. It's one of the most compelling things. And it's funny. It's being so discredited by the community. So either I'm missing something which is entirely possible, or it's sort of wishful thin…”

“I genuinely think we are all better off not knowing.”

“The documentary's kind of poorly made. Like, the director makes himself a pretty big character, and he also, Says stuff that feels like unprofessional.”

“Why not Adam Back, who was one of the first people ever to talk to Satoshi and never has released those emails between him and Satoshi and was the inventor of hashcash.”

“And by the way, people, when they've looked at the code, they're like, this is not done by like a super sophisticated programmer. Like there's things that when you look at the code, you can sort of see the elegance of it, the styling of it, all that. The level…”

“Like if people believe that you're Satoshi, your life immediately is in danger. People think that you're one of the wealthiest people on earth. Every age government agency, every government, you know wants to sort of take you to the back room and talk to you a…”