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Can I have a little BSV to post? I promise, it will be worth your while... :)
I suspect that Dr. CSW (
@CsTominaga
) registered with
http://giac.org at least one root from which he derived 725 Bitcoin addresses in 2008, prior to the publication of the Bitcoin white paper and subsequently used at least one of these addresses for Bitcoin mining during the first four years, leading up to the first Halving.
Has he used all 725 addresses, or is he holding them back for future revelations? I won't tell you the specific address that our friend @bielokamoto and I discovered, but I will say this: "There is nothing hidden that will not be revealed", all in due time.
Here to spread truth and awareness.
-CaptainBSV
I still think this is the future and this 1999 GUI still runs the idea of it.
Ruins?
https://notepad.pw/dadfad05-27b2-4567-a2c8-f0d2c7f14ba4
https://www.protectedtext.com/dadfad05-27b2-4567-a2c8-f0d2c7f14ba4
hi there ! dont trust these notepad sites !!!!
https://notepad.pw/dadfad05-27b2-4567-a2c8-f0d2c7f14ba4
https://www.protectedtext.com/dadfad05-27b2-4567-a2c8-f0d2c7f14ba4
be careful many of these sites dont last for many years !
Who will be the winner of World Cup?
Is there any hope for BSV?
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My Quest to Solve Bitcoin’s Great Mystery
Bitcoin’s creator has hidden behind the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto for 17 years. But a trail of clues buried deep in crypto lore led to a 55-year-old computer scientist named Adam Back.
By John CarreyrouWith Dylan Freedman
John Carreyrou spent a year digging through thousands of decades-old internet postings in search of Bitcoin’s creator.
April 8, 2026
One evening in the fall of 2024, my wife and I were sitting in traffic on the Long Island Expressway when, tired of listening to the jazz-funk station I often played on our drives, she switched to a podcast.
It was “Hard Fork,” the New York Times tech show, and the hosts were discussing a new HBO documentary claiming to have unmasked Bitcoin’s pseudonymous inventor, Satoshi Nakamoto.
I was instantly riveted. I had long considered the question of Satoshi’s true identity one of our age’s great enigmas and had poked at it before without success. Two years earlier, I had even spent several ...
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