Satoshi Nakamoto is a Criminal Under Proposed BitLicense Regulations
Most people wouldn't view Satoshi Nakamoto as a criminal. Superintendent of Financial Services for the State of New York, Ben Lawsky, posted a new proposal for regulating Bitcoin companies on Reddit yesterday, and the Bitcoin community as a whole has reacted in a rather negative manner. The new BitLicense regulations would add a large amount of new legal overhead to the Bitcoin related companies operating in the state of New York, but the real issue with these new laws and regulations is that it could create a situation where writing open source code to be shared with everyone else around....
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Satoshi Nakamoto's broke a three year long silence, telling the world he is not Dorian Nakamoto (photo). Every post he made can be found in the database of the Satoshi Nakamoto Institute. Satoshi Nakamoto remains an obscure figure to most people that are involved in cryptocurrencies. As the creator of Bitcoin, he is the reason we are all here. You would not be reading this article if it weren't for him. Heck, I would not have written this text, and we would probably think virtual currencies could only exist in a galaxy far, far away. Inventor of Bitcoin. However, Nakamoto is real. Whether....
Was the inventor of Bitcoin a man found dead in horribly tragic circumstances? A few days ago Cointelegraph carried an article by my colleague Cyril Gilson, which asked the question God is Dead? Craig Wright Is a Very Bad Satoshi Anyway. Cyril proposed that David Kleiman may have been Satoshi Nakamoto, the enigmatic inventor of Bitcoin, the world’s most famous cryptocurrency. We have covered the topic of Satoshi Nakamoto extensively in the past and being a Cryptocurrency publication, I am sure that we will touch on this subject in the future as well. One thing is for certain that anything....
Theymos, a veteran in the Bitcoin community, posted a thread on Bitcointalk a few hours ago stating that he received an email from an old email address known to belong to Satoshi Nakamoto. Theymos said that the e-mail stated, and he quotes: "Michael, send me some coins before I hitman you." Theymos recognized that the "real" Satoshi Nakamoto would probably not send that message, and as such he declared that Satoshi Nakamoto's accounts had been compromised. Satoshi Nakamoto Used [email protected] To Register On P2P Foundation. Credibility has been added to Theymos statement following a post....