Haseeb

He seemed so like thoughtful and careful.

And you would not think that Satoshi would become a Bitcoin booster.

Right.

One wants to imagine that Satoshi would be like this almost like Aristotle like figure who would stand above it all and be like not a Zen Buddha type figure.

I mean, that's very much how he felt.

Yeah.

You know, you can imagine that, like, okay, maybe this was a character that whoever really was Satoshi Nakamoto was playing for the explicit purpose of trying to remain anonymous.

And look, maybe it's, I mean, look, I don't think it's likely, again, given the facts that we have from this article, I don't think there's a slam dunk case.

I think, I still think the most likely candidate was Hal Finney for who was Satoshi Nakamoto.

I think it's very likely that Satoshi is dead.

But look, it's not impossible.

Yeah, it's not impossible.

Yeah.

Yes, we will definitely get more of these.

And as Bitcoin gets bigger and bigger, like it's just a never ending, just wellspring of drama.

And it's in a way like it's, you know, it's like every once in a while you get these stories of like, oh, somebody found the grave of Jesus or somebody found this thing or Moses.

It's like, it's not that different because Bitcoin is kind of this secular religion and very intentionally so.

And this creation myth

that we have, that Satoshi Nakamoto appeared, he asked nothing, he kept no coins with him, he disappeared, and he left it to us to govern among men this thing that could only have been created by the gods, right?

Like that, that creation, it's so perfect.