Small group of dedicated people who put ideas above their personal gain.
Then how did Satoshi Nakamoto come into this???
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duckducking around the web, I found out that Satoshi Nakamoto is a pseudonym for the person or people who developed Bitcoin, authored the bitcoin white paper, and created and deployed bitcoin's original reference implementation.
So... Satoshi Nakamoto is a pseudonym
But yep… if you find the answer to your question, let us know :)
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Now this is new knowledge to me. Never researched to this extent. But then, why would a group of people's identity be shrouded behind a pseudo-name. Don't they want the recognition like any great scientist would? I wouldn't do something groundbreaking like Bitcoin and not want my glory to shine forth. Anyway, to each his own. I am sure they have their good reason for wanting to remain anonymous. By the way, your reply has given me insight how I should go about my research of this pseudo name, Satoshi Nakamoto. Thanks for your response.
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No sometimes, especially when dealing with government and social constructs, you probably do not want to be identified and put in jail. Bitcoin is a system that disconnect money from governments, like the printing press separated church (religion) from state/kingdom (governance).
Bitcoin is about un-learning whatever you have known until now, put it over the table and look at it from a distance... at some stages forget about that, and start to learning about and projecting your life into the future with different values.
You are about to start a learning journey that will keep you busy. Enhance your curiosity and keep asking questions... are free :)
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that was the name the group chose as their identifier.
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And that is one smart way to remain anonymous. And I am guess this guy's behind the Bitcoin must be quietly rich now.
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Or dead maybe
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Some people think Hal Finney was one of the members of the group. He died of disease years ago. However I can also imagine nefarious behavior, maybe by clandestine forces.
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To be fair, they probably personally gained plenty. They just weren't greedy.
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You are right. Beside, they have done humanity a great favour.
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Probably, but that was luck.
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