Jens Ducrée

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

For those of you who got caught in the rabbit hole, I have a fireside chat for you with Arthur van Pelt. He is one of the chief critics of the Craig Steven Wright's self-claim on having been behind the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, the inventor of Bitcoin.
https://t.co/zxKFVCZccZ

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

@dosargenteno1 @maradydd When was this photo taken? In fairness I cannot really fullty recognize the proceedings of the 1999 Benelux symposium in the photo of the bookshelf itself.

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

Finally, the case of a specific, and plausible match to the previously elaborated profile is presented: "Has this Princeton professor been the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto"?
https://t.co/PWWzcGgkNg
#Bitcoin #blockchain #SatoshiRevealed

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

The third video "Being Satoshi Nakamoto - the mysterious creator of Bitcoin" https://t.co/vYzyUUWB3Z sketches a plausible profile of the creator of Bitcoin.
#Bitcoin #SatoshiRevealed #blockchain

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

Video #2 illustrates the challenge in solving this conundrum, which has resisted all investigations for about 15 years by now: "How to prove the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto - the mysterious creator of Bitcoin?" https://t.co/BtzQxGqkTH
#Bitcoin #blockchains #SatoshiRevealed

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

The first video might also be suitable for those who have not looked into this unparalled story, yet : "Why does the search for the origins of Bitcoin and its mysterious creator even matter?" https://t.co/OHxt45XnIF
#Bitcoin #blockchians #SatoshiRevealed

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

For those of you who are interested in the fascinating origins of Bitcoin, I have just released four substatial updated on my YouTube channel:
https://t.co/X6qZNEt7MN
#Bitcoin #blockchains #Satoshi #Nakamoto

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

@CindyWan19 @ggatehouse @ggatehouse Uou might be interested in my playlist https://t.co/ue6ftUW7gi which summarises my report "Satoshi Nakamoto & the Origins of Bitcoin". Lots of topics in common with your documentary, so a chat might make sense ...

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

Satoshi Nakamoto & the Origins of Bitcoin
My latest YouTube video teaser
https://t.co/KqWjP24sLi
provides a whistle stop tour through the facts-based analysis of the greatest mystery in the entire history of science & technology.
We are all Satoshi!
#Bitcoin #Satoshi #Nakamoto

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

@maradydd @DexMarketCapApp @DerrickMah @Anon_Operation You might want to give Paul "Saltoshi" Le Roux a visit - he is alleged to have invented TrueCrypt, and might have implanted a backdoor.

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

@austinhill @natfriedman Respectable point of view, but searching for the truth is always a honorable scientific objective; such an effort will likely not end with a concrete name, and thus protect Bitcoin's beautiful origin myth, and clearly reveal who is NOT Satoshi Nakamoto.

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

@jimmy007forsure @RunDeathIsNear Thanks, for me the main fact is OO, importing templates is just another common workflow. What would be specific to LNCS?

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

@Dr_CSWright THen why did Satoshi himself call Bitcoin a (P2P) cryptocurrency in January 2010 on https://t.co/uzGAHZTAYS?

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

I have just added another profile to mu list of candidates which were working on closely related technologies to Bitcoin before 2008 in my book "Satoshi Nakamoto & the Origins of Bitcoin". There was so much going on that it is shocking to see everyone having tight blinkers on.

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

@jimmy007forsure @RunDeathIsNear How do you come to this conclusion, was Satoshi Nakamoto not startting from a blank file with OpenOffice for his whitepaper?

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

@jimmy007forsure @CoinControversy @marttimalmi @jeffjohnroberts @juliusgu23 @CodyKingham @ducree @PeterScottMorg1 Not really. But from my point of view cryptic allusions are the style of dubious conspiracy theorists, misguiding naive believers, but not contributing to finding truth.

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

@PeterScottMorg1 @jimmy007forsure @CoinControversy @marttimalmi @jeffjohnroberts @juliusgu23 @CodyKingham @ducree There is simply no definite answer without insider knowledge. How would a firm proof look like? Among the usual suspects, it could only be Adam Back, but there are dozens of more credible candidates out there.

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

@PeterScottMorg1 @CoinControversy @jimmy007forsure @marttimalmi @jeffjohnroberts @juliusgu23 @CodyKingham @ducree https://t.co/c00GoXCeZa
Or on Amazon 'Satoshi Nakamoto & the Origins of Bitcoin'

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

@CoinControversy @PeterScottMorg1 @jimmy007forsure @marttimalmi @jeffjohnroberts @juliusgu23 @CodyKingham @ducree What about a concall for going through some points.

[Jens Ducrée @JDucree]

@jimmy007forsure @CoinControversy @marttimalmi @jeffjohnroberts @juliusgu23 @CodyKingham @ducree @PeterScottMorg1 Depends on your definition of OPSEC. In my view there is a very strong psychological dimension, being able to resist fame and fortune (so far) is extremely difficult, almost 'inhuman'.