Elon Musk probably invented Bitcoin?

Tesla's boss could hide behind the mysterious and legendary figure of Satoshi Nakamoto, the father of the most famous crypto-currency. A Space X alumnus says so.

Satoshi Nakamoto is a bit like the man with the iron mask whose identity is still unknown. Behind this Japanese pseudonym lies the creator of the bitcoin virtual currency. A mystery that fuels rumors. A new and somewhat crazy hypothesis has just emerged.
Satoshi Nakamoto could be... Elon Musk, the engineer and genius businessman at the head of Tesla. A former Space X employee says so. This is sure to arouse curiosity as the price of bitcoin took off and has just surpassed 9000 dollars for the first time this Sunday, November 26th.

Sahil Gupta is a computer science student at Yale University. He passed through the walls of Space X in 2015. He just published his theory on the Medium website. Here is the link : https://medium.com/@sahil50/elon-musk-probably-invented-bitcoin-9d6c7b7f9c3b
With several arguments...

Bitcoin Elon Musk would have the ideal profile

To begin with, Elon Musk would have the right training and experience. He has knowledge of economics and cryptography, while mastering the C++ programming language. Musk is also an impressive self-taught, capable of revolutionizing a market from which he knows nothing at first. This was the case with its concept of reusable rockets with Space X. And he is about to repeat this feat with the Hyperloop supersonic train project. There is also his inclination to solve problems by writing white papers. With elements and language tics that would be present in the inaugural paper on the bitcoin signed Nakamoto.

Finally, there is the economic situation. In 2008, the year from which the Bitcoin was built, Musk had already sold Paypal. He had been at the head of Space X since 2002 and had just taken over Tesla. This was a particularly turbulent period for the businessman, who was suffering at that time from a serious financial disarray due to the global recession. This could have encouraged him to defy the banking system. But Musk publicly claimed he had no Bitcoin. It is not a contradiction for Sahil Gupta who imagines him putting an end to his small fortune in bitcoin, which would explain why Nakamoto's money has vanished.

Finally, there is this mysterious tweet posted in 2014:

"Well, now that Satoshi Nakamoto has been discovered, I guess it is case closed ... :)"

This message followed Dorian Nakamoto's denial that he was not Satoshi Nakamoto, an American-Japanese man whom a journalist from Newsweek thought was the founder of Bitcoin. The retiree had been harassed by cohorts of reporters despite his denials. However, the student's demonstration is difficult to convince because of a lack of solid evidence. We can imagine that other personalities might just as well align the same type of concordant elements.
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