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Do People Really Want to Know Who Satoshi Nakamoto Is?
People claim they want to know who Satoshi Nakamoto is, but do they? James Vertisan says he’s Satoshi, with evidence far stronger than merely a Genesis block transaction. If we demand proof only in the way we expect, are we ready to ignore the truth staring us in the face?
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Satoshi Has a Face: The Story Behind Crypto’s Most Elusive Creator
James Vertisan claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto, but his groundbreaking work on Crypto 2.0 technologies like Fractal and Vertisan speaks louder than words. The real question isn’t whether he needs to prove he’s Satoshi—it’s whether anyone can prove he’s not.
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