One of the most intriguing puzzles related
cryptocurrency Bitcoin is the identity of its creator, hiding behind a pseudonym
Satoshi Nakamoto. The magazine “Wired” claims that unraveled the mystery. Satoshi
genius is to be Australian Craig Steven Wright.
“Wright, or is the inventor of Bitcoin, or we are dealing
the great deceiver, who desperately wants us to believe in this story ”
- Say the authors of the article
published December 8 in the service “Wired”. The mystery of Gentoo developers no
the first time is the object of journalistic investigation. Interest
identity behind the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto fueling not only
popularity of virtual currency, but also the fact that pioneer is probably
possession of the largest electronic fund worth hundreds of millions of coins
dollars.
Earlier on unmasking
Satoshi reported the US magazine “Newsweek”. In 2014. Magazine pointed out
64-year-old Japanese man living in California. The man in question
strongly denied, and doubts about the relevance of arguments journalists
grow over time.
Bitcoin come from Australia?
Journalists “Wired” claim that came into possession
strong evidence to substantiate their suspicions. They received a package of documents from anonymous
a source close to the alleged Satoshi – Craig Wright. They show that the
August 2008., a few months before the publication of the article on the web
laying the groundwork for the development of Bitcoin, the blog came the announcement Wright
publication on kryptowaluty based on the idea of a public register
transaction. January 10, 2009 r., And hence the day after the “birth Bitcoin”, at the
the blog entry appeared talking about startup. If you take into account
the time difference between Australia and the US, this entry is later removed from the network.
could arise in fact before going public with the project.
Among gained by “Wired” documents are e-mails
exchanged between David Kleiman, a friend of Wright’s and specialist
involved in computer forensics. They concern, among others, created by them
joint article on electronic currency, the need to purchase
computers that “to boost their idea” and a statement will, in
which Kleiman agrees to manage a fund called “Tulip Trust ‘
collecting 1.1 million bitcoins.
also aroused the interest of journalists manner
funding ventures, which later involved Wright. The company Hotwire
It was created thanks to $ 23 million from the sale of bitcoins in 2013. He was
This dispute, because 1.5-percent share of the overall resource kryptowaluty at this time.
A million bitcoins waiting for 2020
Journalists were unable to confirm his suspicions.
contact the Australian. It is not excluded, conclude that Wright
he concocted traces of associating it with the beginnings of virtual currency. Definitely
it is unusual personality. Obsessive self-taught, the holder of two doctorates,
entrepreneur, eccentric, who took up the challenge once self
produce a pencil (!) and spent on this task for several years. His company
There are two supercomputers located on the Top 500 list of the fastest machines on
world.
In six hours after publishing an article “Wired” Australian
media reported on the entry of police into the house Wright. A search, however, has not
officially conjunction with revelations about the history of Bitcoin, but rather is
businessman result of disputes with the local tax authorities.
Supporters cryptocurrency more than moral threads can
interest in the fate of a million coins that have never been used in the transaction. If
Believe gained by “Wired” documents, the Fund is collecting bitcoiny
remain untouched until 2020. Trustee of the trust had died in 2013. David
Kleiman, and the only exception provided for in the agreement with Wright was
Hire gathered there funds for related research
cryptocurrency or popularizing its use.
Michael Kisiel
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