Pablo Torre

And then I got out before the bros came in.

Before they gentrified.

The blockchain.

Once the manosphere shows up any place, I'm like, ooh, it's time to go.

Satoshi Nakamoto, I mean, of course, is the alias.

that has been masking the true identity of whoever spawned Bitcoin in 2009.

And last month, the New York Times investigative reporter, John Carreyrou, reported that the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, this mystery that everyone's been trying to solve, is actually... Scotty Pippen.

Well...

They reported that it's a computer scientist named Adam Back.

Weeks after that, an investigative documentary called Finding Satoshi came out, and it reported that Satoshi is actually two cryptographers named Hal Finney and Len Sassaman.

So not even Japanese.

Yeah, unfortunately, the Asian culture is their costume.

Yeah.

The rocky road of journalism around Satoshi Nakamoto has brought me, though, in this incredibly competitive journalistic challenge, to a voice I would like to bring our attention to.

And that voice belongs to someone that I think you guys will recall.

You mentioned you met Satoshi in Seattle in 1993.

He also came to you in a dream.

That was Scottie Pippen on stage at a crypto conference in 2024.

And if you could just please, Amin, describe the visuals for those who are just listening.

Yes.