WHO IS BEHIND BITCOIN?

WHO IS BEHIND BITCOIN?
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I am.

some asian dude

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Satoshi Nakamoto

which translates to Central Intelligence in English

LOL

Someone who used the term "Rake in" when he posted on the Bitcointalk forum.

I really wonder who

Please stop making these threads they make me so fucking depressed that I didn’t invest in this shit

Bit coin was invented by pedos, so that they could not be traced when they buy and sell pedo-porn.

Marc Collins-Rector (CEO),
Chad Shackley,
Brock Pierce,
Jim Ritts,
David Neuman

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im loving bitcoin

Dont be depressed user, people like us arent caught in the Mark of the Beast so were worth more than the richest coinfag.

Also, dont listen to people who say you can convert your bc to usd, you cant.

every goddamn time

Nah but they're trying with Alternatives, no success so far so they're in panic. See

you literally can

these people

>dont listen to people who say you can convert your bc to usd, you cant
False. Also why convert to USD of you have superior purchasing power with BTC long term?

Elon Musk and Peter Thiel funded it
Nick Szabo helped write the whitepaper

You heard it here first. Screencap it and after the reveal (around 2020) remember you read it on Sup Forums together with the cool kids

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the jewish is behind it take the redpill my faggot.

If alternatives are even possible, dosn't that mean that the 'scarcity' of any specific crypto currency is meaningless, setting the value of any such currency to Zero?

The answers have already been given.
Check the archives. Not much will be said anymore.

People have tried to figure out who Satoshi Nakomoto is but they haven't done a very good job.

In a few hours of research, I have come to this conclusion:

We know he used a windows computer because the first bitcoin program was compiled in visual studio and he said it himself that he used windows and wasn't good with linux.

He is a very good c++ programmer.

He never asked for any help with regards to the financial aspects of bitcoin.

He worked during hours typical of an American.

This to me suggests that he is actually a programmer in a stock trading or other financial company. Which ever financial companies need fast programs written in c++.

He is not any of the stupid "famous" people anyone has suggested.

Read here

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>caught in the mark of the beast
t. Retard who hasn't read the bible

From what you said, it points to Elon Musk

>knows c++
>prefers Windows to Linux (actually weird)
>doesn't need any financial help (obviouisly)
>ex employee of Tesla believes EM=SN

The Goyim. They must be stopped before we lose our grip.

>Peter Thiel and Elon Musk funded it

Given that they're both intelligence spooks, see

I would assume that tech level pegs it. You could make more currencies but you end up diluting their value. If the stuff isn't worth more then it costs to mine it no one will.

So its got a built in floor that might have bubble like pops when tech leaps forward.

can you tell me a way to buy this without shittons of authentication?
They always error or time out or other shit.

>reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/7gfkjq/rbitcoin_faq_newcomers_please_read/
This does not address my question in the slightest. A limited supply of any specific cryptocurrency does not solve the problem of there being an infinite supply of potential cryptocurrencies.

Gonna have to pan your paradigm out a little and get a wider angle, my friend.

I wonder (((who))) owns the exchanges?

>believes EM=SN
Wtf does that mean?

investopedia.com/terms/f/firstmover.asp
>What is a 'First Mover'
First mover is a term that describes a certain competitive advantage a business obtains by virtue of being the first to bring a specific product or service to market. Among other things, being first typically enables a company to establish strong brand recognition and customer loyalty before other entrants to the market arise.

I don't think Elon Musk is smart enough to have figured out how to make bitcoin. His main computer appears to be a macbook. He was probably extremely busy during that time already.

It needs market cap. The total market cap that goes into all Bitcoin is distributed among them with the most valued coins getting the larger market cap.

Oh never mind. Got it.

NSA creatws SHA-256 tech and i doubt they would leak anything they couldnt themselves crack

so NSA

So BitcoinTM is doomed?

How soon until there are a dozen competing cryptos and the value pancakes?

Hmmmm let's see a currency where all your transactions since the beginning are totally traceable and transparent. Who could be behind it!?

It was probably Nick Szabo. Nakamoto emailed a few other guys for help but never emailed him. Also, initials are the same

NS=SN

My business addiction feeds my crypto addiction which feeds my car addiction. It's a vicious circle but here's what I've got.

>How soon until there are a dozen competing cryptos and the value pancakes?

They hold no value if they aren't established as the defacto method. Might be a good idea to invest a small amount in all though, in case the defacto gets kill.

Just do a quick Google search you fucking moron

don't worry it's an environmental disaster and isn't even quantum-safe

how far away is quantum from breaking all encryption?

>how far away is quantum from breaking all encryption?
decades, years at best
>How soon until there are a dozen competing cryptos?
They already exist. Nowhere near the BTC market cap but they're still great coins. XMR, XRP, ETH, LTC, to name a few.

Trump

no one knows who Satoshi is, it's just a pseudonym

some fag in Germany like anything remotely questionable on the net since 2006

>They already exist. Nowhere near the BTC market cap but they're still great coins. XMR, XRP, ETH, LTC, to name a few.
So doesn't this demonstrate that there is an infinite supply of cryptos, making moot the fact that there is a limited supply of any specific crypto and rendering the value of any specific crypto valueless?

>how far away is quantum from breaking all encryption?

Depends in the cryptographic method in place, Number of (q)bits available and length of the hash. Even now, theoretically a normal computer COULD decrypt a private key with a public one. It is just meant to be hard to break, not impossible. But I'd guess SHA-256 has like 5-6 years left before it is deemed unsafe across the internet as a whole, and like 12 before anyone gets a hold of shared cloud computing services somewhat affordably. It is really gonna shake things up bigtime in network security. Probably a good line of work to be in soon.

I think the more interesting question would be what would happen to mining? Imagine some rented cloud of (q)bits starts a mining operation. There would be massive hyperinflation. I don't think the recalculation method for mining can anticipate the havok 400 (q)bits could theoretically do in a short period of time. It adjusted okay to ASIC use, but imagine suddenly having like 1000x the power of the current largest ASIC mining farm instantly. It would fuck it all up bigtime. There are definitely legitimate concerns for the future. But I don't see it coming into affect till minimum post 2020.

>making moot the fact that there is a limited supply of any specific crypto and rendering the value of any specific crypto valueless?

Limited supply is meaningless. It just keeps getting divided.

About 2 years ago I made a post on reddit seeking to mine monero. Thing is, I decided at the time it likely wasn't worth the risk. I don't really regret my decision.

The CIA. Go look up what Satoshi Nakamoto translates to.

This:
DEN was created to stream media years before broadband was made public

Brock Pierce
Gary Goddard

There is a reason UN-traceable currency was created, to help "special" communities survive.

I never even thought about mining with quantum. Interesting post

This

a bunch of cypherpunks

Yes you can. Find someone who wants to give you cash for your bitcoin. Done

Cyberphunks

rsa is broken soon bitcoin also then anyone can buy coffee with satoshis wallet

Why did they invent public transactions and addresses then?

Truly a shame that the most interesting thing so many developers chose to do with their time and resources, instead of fixing problems, they go about making new ones by squandering their talents on crypto. This is so others, like myself, have to spend time un-doing what they have unknowingly done, so it is no longer a viable path for criminals.