What we must do if we found Satoshi?

[OnionNauj]

Hello, its just a curious answer.

If anyone know the real identity behind Satoshi...

What he/she must do?
it would be positive or negative?

[CryptoCZ]

I don't know))
Ask him"give me some bitcoins, and anybody don't knows, who is nakamoto":)

[OnionNauj]

I don't know))
Ask him"give me some bitcoins, and anybody don't knows, who is nakamoto":)

The answer its too selfish and greedy. U must think he is the person who changed the economy (yes the process start since a few years ago but it go slowly) in the world thanks to Bitcoin and other developers.

He is the reason whereby u are here in this forum.

Try to think in a real scenary where u find him, and u know so much info about him. Just u will threath him for get bitcoins?

[Olivernai4]

great question

[bitkilo]

You should ask him/her/them if they want to be known as Satoshi, if they say no then you should respect their wishes to remain anonymous.

[OnionNauj]

You should ask him/her/them if they want to be known as Satoshi, if they say no then you should respect their wishes to remain anonymous.

Yes! , nice answer. Thank you

[Windowly]

You should ask him/her/them if they want to be known as Satoshi, if they say no then you should respect their wishes to remain anonymous.

I like this answer as well!

[CryptoCZ]

I don't know))
Ask him"give me some bitcoins, and anybody don't knows, who is nakamoto":)

The answer its too selfish and greedy. U must think he is the person who changed the economy (yes the process start since a few years ago but it go slowly) in the world thanks to Bitcoin and other developers.

He is the reason whereby u are here in this forum.

Try to think in a real scenary where u find him, and u know so much info about him. Just u will threath him for get bitcoins?

You take this post too seriously, it's just a joke)
In fact, I do not know, it would be interesting to know his vision of the further development of cryptoeconomics

[Geleas]

I believe Satoshi Nakamoto wants his right of privacy. If he didn't want his privacy, he would have revealed himself a long time ago. If anyone meets Satoshi Nakamoto, he should keep the meeting private and not tweet about it.

[irikan50]

I would salute him with respect that he has opened the gates for us to live in the taste of the digital economy. Digital assets are more secure than the real or physical assets. I am sure you people will agree with me. Do you people agree?

[BestW1shes]

Nothing matters

[SamNeels]

Does it really makes you worrying about?

[Keron]

First of all, we shouldn't waste our time and money in finding who is Satoshi. Even if we find out who is the guy, we should leave him alone and preserve his right of privacy. If he wanted people to know him, he would have announced himself when Bitcoin was launched.

[Keron]

If Satoshi Nakamoto wanted to reveal his identity, then he would have done it long time ago. If by chance anyone found his identity, then he should respect his right of privacy and keep the secret with himself. We should not create unnecessary problems for the guy that created a revolution.

[martiel]

Huh, cunning question. It sounds like «What would you ask of God if you could talk with him?». And really, Satoshi is like god for crypto world coz everything here is possible thanks to him/her/them. As for me, I even don’t know. Maybe, I’d discuss some main problems of Bitcoin and crypto at all or ask about the very same «true vision». IMHO, we shouldn’t reveal the real identity of Satoshi, which he/she/they hide from the world. Maybe, there are some serious reasons.

[Baloo]

If anyone of us found Satoshi Nakamoto, we should thank him for creating such an amazing platform for us and then leave him alone. We should protect his right of privacy. I think this is the least we can do to this revolutionary man. I know some will try to earn fame by whistle-blowing. Don't be one of them.

[BenFormer]

Nothing special.
We should respect everyone's privacy.
This person can be the one we already have seen, but still can't reveal his anonymity.