Bill Cohan

Well, one of the reasons it doesn't make sense to me is because

you know, he's alive.

And if somebody who's got a $50 billion fortune, you know, is going to do something with some of it at some point,

That's just human nature.

And the fact that this hasn't been touched and it doesn't seem like it will be touched means to me that the two people we concluded upon, you know, the fact that they're dead until, you know, Hal unfreezes and his brain takes over again, you know, in 500 years...

You know, then I think we got I do think we got to the right place in part for all the reasons that Tyler has said, which make obviously huge amount of sense.

And then just this basic gut instinct thought process that I have as a student of human nature that, you know.

Fortune hasn't been touched.

And here's a pretty decent explanation for why it hasn't been touched.

Look, I interviewed Katie Hahn when she was still at Andreessen Horowitz.

in San Francisco, and she's talking about files with potential, you know, investigation of who Satoshi might be when she was a federal prosecutor.

And I'm thinking, come on, Katie, you got to share this.

You got to fess up here.

You know, I mean, let's make my job easier.

Let's get to the answer quickly.

And, you know, she finu-la-news me.

And next thing you know, she's like, you know,

I mean, she's not talking.

She won't tell me what's going on and or if she even knows and she's suggesting she might know.

But, you know, she won't fess up.