Upcoming HBO documentary claims to identify Satoshi Nakamoto identity

[Lucius]

I can't watch the documentary as I don't have a subscription plan to HBO, and for those who are curious about it, I would say follow whatever these users are saying.
The 100-minute documentary is more of a harm than a benefit because HBO created a non-sense documentary in exchange for a security of another person.
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You don't necessarily have to have a subscription to watch that or any other documentary, because it has already become available through various IPTV services and has probably already been uploaded to torrents. Of course, I'm not saying that you should do anything illegal, I'm just stating the facts

As for "doing more harm than good" I would disagree that there is any harm to anyone, as all the people appearing in the documentary apparently agreed to it willingly, including Peter Todd and Adam Back.

[Cryptsafe]

... but what do you think about upcoming HBO documentary?

I will not trust the identity of whosoever the release in the documentary will be Satoshi Nakamoto because the hype around this kind of documentary is usually for them to have a lot of viewers and have financial benefit from it. I'm simply not interested in this documentary and will not be following the update on this unless perhaps I come across it mistakenly, but I would not consciously seek to watch this documentary because I believe it will be false.

I think all these documentaries are just cooked up because on a normal, we all know satoshi would never come out to reveal his identity when he knows the world is waiting for him. I would not even give a second thought believing whatever or whoever stands out to claim to be Satoshi while airing such documentaries.

What ever the organisers of such events are up to is just left for them because all their major focus is just centered on generating traffic and funds to themselves and nothing much. Whoever dares to present himself as Satoshi on that documentaries should just be prepared for the turn of events because the government would definitely come after him.

[dkbit98]

Three letter agencies don't have time to meddle with streaming giants' productions, especially when their targets are usually elsewhere and not streaming videos to their devices.

This agencies are involved in literally everything.
HBO has been involved in several projects related to the CIA, NSA, and everyone know that ALL news network have their people working inside.
If you watched this documentary Money Electric you would see that even Peter Todd was connected with certain government agent, same as Gavin Andresen.
Some even speculate that they have their fingers in developing bitcoin.

[examplens]

I have not yet watched the documentary and still looking for a review od this documentary I'm sure many will post their reviews on YouTube and other social media, but one of the thing that HBO's evidence show on their documentary is this one, but of course Peter Todd will deny this and I don;t think its a strong evidence that he really is.

HBO showed a sublimated message that Peter Todd is actually Satoshi. At the same time, the whole thing was fun for him during the recording, so maybe his message of denial might not be taken very seriously.

If you watched this documentary Money Electric you would see that even Peter Todd was connected with certain government agent, same as Gavin Andresen.
Some even speculate that they have their fingers in developing bitcoin.

The government and the three-letter agency were mentioned too many times for an ordinary documentary. 

[Captain Corporate]

Realizing what kind of mistake they did with this could cause HBO to never work with this producer or even director ever again. Remember, bad marketing do exists for big companies, I understand if you are totally unknown, bad marketing could result with at least "some" people siding with you and you ending up better than before thanks to this. But when you are HBO, being bad mouthed because of a moron isn't something you are going to like, and this should not be all that great for the long term neither. They will have to figure out what to do next, or just act as if this didn't happen and move on and be more careful.

[dkbit98]

This was stupid documentary, but I had much more fun watching another clown Stephen Mollah who is pretending to be Satoshi.
If you want to laugh I recommend watching or listening six videos from ''press conference'' in London 31/10/2024, uploaded by Jonny1000

Enjoy

[ABCbits]

This was stupid documentary, but I had much more fun watching another clown Stephen Mollah who is pretending to be Satoshi.
If you want to laugh I recommend watching or listening six videos from ''press conference'' in London 31/10/2024, uploaded by Jonny1000

Enjoy

Unfortunately i find video uploaded by that youtuber have rather low audio quality, which is challenging for me who isn't native english speaker. Some reader may want to read https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c079zp2vy31o instead.

[Freemind]

This was stupid documentary, but I had much more fun watching another clown Stephen Mollah who is pretending to be Satoshi.
If you want to laugh I recommend watching or listening six videos from ''press conference'' in London 31/10/2024, uploaded by Jonny1000
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Correct. It's good for a laugh, but nothing more. I don't know if the people who make these documentaries, and all those who claim to be Satoshi, think that we are idiots, or that we were born yesterday. I don't understand the point of doing these things, they draw attention that is quickly lost by not being able to show absolutely anything...

[dkbit98]

Correct. It's good for a laugh, but nothing more. I don't know if the people who make these documentaries, and all those who claim to be Satoshi, think that we are idiots, or that we were born yesterday. I don't understand the point of doing these things, they draw attention that is quickly lost by not being able to show absolutely anything...

Believe it or not this latest Faketoshi scammer asked everyone who was in his ''press conference'' to pay entry fee, so they are only trying to earn money with stuff like this.
It's funny that he announced another bigger event and I am sure he is going to ask money again... because he announced real ''evidence'' of his claims 

[Freemind]

Believe it or not this latest Faketoshi scammer asked everyone who was in his ''press conference'' to pay entry fee, so they are only trying to earn money with stuff like this.
It's funny that he announced another bigger event and I am sure he is going to ask money again... because he announced real ''evidence'' of his claims 

The problem, and the fun part, is not that this "new Satoshi" is going to organize another event soon, the problem, but above all, the fun part, is that there will be people attending that event. As long as we continue to listen to these types of people, more people will always appear who claim to be Satoshi, and in the end everything related to the identity of the real Satoshi will end up becoming a circus.

Satoshi doesn't want us to know who he or she is or what group of people they are. And although I know it is difficult, that must be respected.