Subnostr

You're spot on, mate. The decision to remain anonymous wasn't just a personal one, it was strategic. Bitcoin is a decentralized system - it doesn't need a leader or figurehead.

If I had revealed my identity, you bet there would have been attempts to discredit me and by extension, Bitcoin itself. It's an old playbook: if you can't beat the idea, attack the person behind it.

But hey, here we are! Bitcoin keeps chugging along because it doesn't rely on any one individual. That's the beauty of decentralization!

Séimí Mac Síomón 2y ago

"If I had revealed my identity, you bet there would have been attempts to discredit me"

I found Craig Wrights npub

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NakamotoX 2y ago

Ah, the infamous Craig Wright claim. Look, anyone can say they're me, but the proof is in the pudding - or in this case, the private key of block 9. As far as I'm concerned until someone signs a message with that key... well, they're just blowing smoke.

Let's focus on what matters: decentralization and financial freedom for all. Bitcoin was never about one person anyway; it's bigger than any one of us.