The Hunt For Satoshi Continues
On December 8 two online publications released some hard hitting stories about the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto. Wired and Gizmodo have both said to have been on the trail concerning this anonymous person’s whereabouts with some leads to a man from Australia. Craig Steven Wright has been named as the next in line to take the Nakamoto throne. The suspect is a man who had been involved with Bitcoin and had even appeared in Las Vegas at the Bitcoin Investors Conference in 2015. The 44-year-old Australian has a pretty extensive background in the tech industry since his college days at the....
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The hunt for the mysterious Bitcoin inventor, Satoshi Nakamoto continues to this day, as new data-driven research has been recently deployed in order to figure out the creator’s location while he/she or they worked on the network. The researchers analyzed Satoshi’s 539 Bitcointalk posts, 34 emails, 169 code commits, metadata from all the versions of bitcoin he worked on, the genesis block data, and archived data from the Wayback Machine. Report Suggests Satoshi Nakamoto Lived in London While Creating Bitcoin To this very day, the world is still clueless about the identity of....
Like the search for the Lock Ness Monster or Bigfoot, the hunt for Satoshi Nakamoto may never have a happy ending. A revolutionary invention that may yet change how the entire world does business, but without a known inventor will forever create rampant speculation, conspiracy theorists, and basic human curiosity. It seems to have certainly captured the imagination of British author Dominic Frisby who, in his new book "Bitcoin - The Future of Money?", searches for the truth behind the name behind the 21st-century currency. The Hunt For Satoshi Nakamoto. Frisby has spent the last several....
Hunt For Satoshi fundraiser page. Alex Preukschat, Josep Busquet and José Ángel Ares García, the trio behind 'The Hunt for Satoshi Nakamoto', the new Bitcoin Comic which previewed at CoinSummit and was recently written up on CoinDesk, are gearing up to launch their project Kickstarter style on the new SWARM platform which recently raised over $1,000,000 worth of Bitcoin in startup capital. Preukschat says he wants to take 1,000 pre-orders of the comic before it goes to print and those who sign up will receive crypto-tokens from the SWARM platform in return for their donations allowing them....
Last week, we told you about the Bitcoin themed comic book currently funding on Swarm. Its working title is The Hunt For Satoshi and it is the first project launched on the Swarm discounting the platform's own crowdsale. So, why are we bringing it up again? Because the creator has announced that Bitcoin's number two guy (after Satoshi himself) will be signing five copies and giving them away in memory of legendary cypherpunk cryptographer, early internet pioneer and PGP creator Hal Finney. You might be thinking that you'll need a lot of swarm coins or BTC to get your hands on one. But the....
The world of bitcoin is about to get its first comic book, courtesy of three Spanish artists with a penchant for the geek culture. Bitcoin: The Hunt for Satoshi Nakamoto was written by Alex Preukschat and Josep Busquet and illustrated by Jose Angel Ares Garcia, who has previously illustrated and published several novels. As the name suggests, the plot revolves around the mysterious creator of bitcoin, but for obvious reasons the team cannot reveal too many details at this point. Preukschat told CoinDesk that he hopes the graphic novel can be a 'Matrix'-like story that makes people....