Evidence Mounts Against Adam Back as Satoshi Nakamoto
The mystery of Satoshi Nakamoto's true identity continues to unravel, with mounting evidence pointing to Adam Back as the creator of Bitcoin. But even expert cryptographer Bruce Schneier remains cautious, saying simply "I don't know" if the circumstantial evidence is enough to prove it.
#Cryptocurrency #Bitcoin #SatoshiNakamoto #AdamBack #Cypherpunks
Binance founder CZ says he has no idea who Satoshi Nakamoto really is – and adds that even if he knew, he’d never reveal Bitcoin’s creator.
Quem criou o bitcoin? Entenda o mistério por trás de Satoshi Nakamoto
Il creatore di #Bitcoin si è nascosto dietro lo pseudonimo di #SatoshiNakamoto per 17 anni. Ma una serie di indizi sepolti nelle profondità della mitologia delle criptovalute ha condotto a un informatico di 55 anni di nome #AdamBack.
NB: l'informatico e crittografo Satoshi Nakamoto Adam Back nega tutto!
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/08/business/bitcoin-satoshi-nakamoto-identity-adam-back.html
I don't think #SatoshiNakamoto's identity matters that much, especially today - #Bitcoin is a rudimentary early #cryptocurrency that has become depleted and extremely energy-intensive, though it was undoubtedly a hugely significant step in the field in its day.
Things have moved on and there are plenty cryptocurrencies which address these issues, many developed by known individuals, which Satoshi, whoever they are, has as much control over as I do.
As bitcoin is gradually accepted into the mainstream financial ecosystem, a new investigation has fingered British cryptographer Adam Back as the cryptocurrency’s creator. Chris Stokel-Walker asks if the discovery can be trusted, and why finding out is so important
yahoo news | Fear and loathing at OpenAI
Sam Altman’s tumultuous tenure at OpenAI—marked by a brief firing, a rapid reinstatement, and a sweeping re‑organization—has become the subject of a deep dive in The New Yorker. The piece questions whether Altman is the right steward for a technology as transformative as artificial intelligence, probing his leadership style, decision‑making process, and the broader implications of concentrating such power in one individual’s hands.
The Verge’s latest podcast episode, “Fear and Loathing at OpenAI,” builds on the New Yorker’s investigation. Hosts David Pierce and Nilay Patel discuss Altman’s seemingly ordinary business tactics against the backdrop of an industry that many argue needs a different kind of leader. They also touch on side projects—Nilay’s iMac‑to‑monitor conversion and David’s “vibe‑coding” productivity app—before diving into the core debate about AI’s future and the responsibility of its CEOs.
In addition to the Altman conversation, the episode features a lightning‑round segment that revisits the ongoing mystery of Satoshi Nakamoto’s identity, with speculation about whether it could be Adam Back. Listeners are encouraged to vote for The Vergecast in the Webby Awards, submit questions for an upcoming meta‑Vergecast, and explore related links covering OpenAI’s economic proposals, CNN’s reporting controversy, and further reading on Bitcoin’s creator.
Read more: https://tech.yahoo.com/ai/articles/fear-loathing-openai-122318489.html
Die #newyorktimes glaubt zu wissen, wer hinter Sakoshi Nakamoto, dem Bitcoin-Erfinder, steckt.
#bitcoin #satoshinakamoto
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/09/podcasts/the-daily/satoshi-nakamoto-bitcoin-creator.html
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