Do you believe him ? that he's not the Satoshi Nakamoto ?

[Mr. Magkaisa]

       -   This topic was made in 2017, it's been a long time, three halvings have passed, now let's go back to the topic we're talking about, first personally when I knew that person was fake to say that he was Satoshi Nakamoto. And he can't even prove that he really invented Bitcoin.

Then he didn't just show up and say he was Satoshi Nakamoto; instead, there were actually many imposters. Then we shouldn't waste time talking about him.

[0t3p0t]

Even if he moves those coins, does that mean he is Satoshi 100%??
It will just mean that he has the keys controlling those wallets, it will not be 100% sure he is the one that mined them, he could have gotten ahold of that in numerous different ways, maybe even the real Satoshi himself giving him a few of those keys with the condition of pretending to be Satoshi!

Well you have a good point as well and that is also possible. But that guy on the video denied all the false accusation that he is the legendary founder of Bitcoin so it is a case closed for me already. But sometimes denying is a bit intriguing than just making nonsense self proclaimation just like Craig Wright did. 😁

[God Of Thunder]

I don't think he is Satoshi Nakamoto. When the person already says he is not Satoshi Nakamoto, why are we talking about him? But I can say one thing: when I remember Satoshi Nakamoto, I Imagine Dorian Nakamoto for some reason. Probably because the media already spread that a lot, and I have seen this a lot of time on Media.

As Dorian Nakamoto said, he does not have any Bitcoin and he does not understand anything about Bitcoin. But I like this guy! He is not like some scammer who claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto for their own benefit. You know whom I am talking about. Yes, CSW.

[Stompix]

       -   This topic was made in 2017, it's been a long time, three halvings have passed,

Two, in 2020 and 2024 

now let's go back to the topic we're talking about, first personally when I knew that person was fake to say that he was Satoshi Nakamoto. And he can't even prove that he really invented Bitcoin.

Dorian Nakamoto, NEVER claimed to be Satoshi, he didn't know what Bitcoin is, he didn't know about crypto, he was no cryptographer, and more importantly than that he even tried to sue Newsweek for the article!

~ But sometimes denying is a bit intriguing than just making nonsense self proclaimation just like Craig Wright did. 😁

Of course if we go that path the one denying to be Satoshi might be the true Satoshi and he might be playing dumb and faking he doesn't know a thing about but if we indeed follow this path then we have a million suspects and no real way of separating fake from made up fake.

[taufik123]

Dorian Nakamoto, NEVER claimed to be Satoshi, he didn't know what Bitcoin is, he didn't know about crypto, he was no cryptographer, and more importantly than that he even tried to sue Newsweek for the article!

It was indeed Newsweek's fault, but now his face has become Bitcoin iconic, even though he is not an actual satoshi.

Even so, what the media did was not without benefits for Dorian. The online campaign raised more than 100 bitcoins in his name.
The fundraiser is a way for the Bitcoin community to say thank you, because with its face, Bitcoin can also be known by the public.

Then in April 2014, Dorian briefly appeared in a YouTube video with fundraiser Andreas Antonopoulos to thank the bitcoin community for their support.

[JoyMarsha]

For anyone to come out openly to claim the identity of Satoshi, let them be able to sign a signature with Satoshi's wallets. With that step taken, they will prove doubters wrong that they are real Satoshi, not by showing us an ID bearing a name written Satoshi Nakamoto. That's not enough because anyone can get it done, by answering such name or ID