Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto May Have Been Identified And Police Just Raided His House

a reply to: Another_Nut

Ahh, the fabled Black Lotus card. Right up there with Honus Wagner.

I believe I was basically using that snalogy referencing the more recent and common sports.

Regardless,...

It is not possible that a western police has raided and arrested the creator of Bitcoin, simply because Satoshi Nakamoto is not a single person.
Satoshi Nakamoto is the combination of the Trilateral Commission, NATO and the fraudulent ideas of a NATO deep cover agent deployed against the Soviet Union during the 80s: Sergey Mavrodi.
Of course Mavrodi's idea have been spiced up with modern IT. This modern IT scam involves in particular a distributed cryptographic technique called blockchain. Which from an efficiency point of view is the worst thing that modern IT people ever created. It is also a very CO2 intensive process due to the large compute power required for mining (Mining being the process that actually maintain an extremely CPU intensive ledger)

originally posted by: theantediluvian

A monthlong Gizmodo investigation has uncovered compelling and perplexing new evidence in the search for Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin. According to a cache of documents provided to Gizmodo which were corroborated in interviews, Craig Steven Wright, an Australian businessman based in Sydney, and Dave Kleiman, an American computer forensics expert who died in 2013, were involved in the development of the digital currency.

Wired reported this afternoon that Wright and Kleiman were likely involved in creating Bitcoin. Gizmodo has been following a similar trail for weeks, one that in recent days has includedon-the-record sources face-to-face confrontations with Wright’s business partners in Sydney and interviews with Kleiman’s closest associates in Palm Beach County, Florida. Gizmodo also obtained confirmation from on-the-record sources that Wright claimed on at least two occasions that he and Kleiman were both involved in the creation of Bitcoin.

In early November 2015, Gizmodo received a series of anonymous tip emails from someone who claimed to not only know the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, but who also claimed to have worked for him. “I hacked Satoshi Naklamoto [sic],” the first message read. “These files are all from his business account. The person is Dr Craig Wright.” What followed was a package of email files apparently pulled directly from an Outlook account belonging to Craig Wright, an Australian academic, computer engineering expert, and serial entrepreneur with a litany of degrees and corporations to his name.

The media reports crap on what they found in their investigation but none of it is really substantiated. That gets the authorities interested and off they go on a witch hunt. Shameful if you ask me. The media are irresponsible. They use terms like "corroborated in interviews", "on-the-record sources ", "face-to-face confrontations" (hmmm... wonder what that means), "anonymous tip emails"... all for what? To scoop the competition? If this guy is the creator or co-creator, why try to ruin his life?

What law(s) did he break for them to raid him? What are his charges?