Michael Terpin

And all of a sudden he just like, you know, posted and said, I'm busy working on other projects.

You won't be hearing me for a while.

And that's the last.

Now, I was around 20, I think it was late 2010, late 2010, early 2011, around there.

I mentioned the date in the book.

And, you know, there was the only other time that a wallet that was linked to him posted was when

There was a Newsweek reporter who said they found Satoshi, and it was a guy called Dorian Nakamoto.

Oh, wow.

Who basically lived in California, didn't speak great English, and she had grilled him.

And he basically said, didn't understand the question, said, oh, yes, I involved in that project.

And he didn't understand the question.

He was not Satoshi.

And so a wallet associated after this is like, I mean, literally reporters chased this guy around the block.

It was big news.

Satoshi's wallet, I mean, rather an email address associated with him said, I am not Dorian Nakamoto.

And that's the last time that anybody's heard from him, assuming that that was him who posted that.

Interesting.

If he did, that means Satoshi is still alive and well.

We have no idea whether he still has the Bitcoin.

There's a lot of different theories on that.