Ross ' Pirates are revealing the identity of the founder of the Bitcoin.

Eight years have passed since the announcement of the existence of the encrypted electronic currency ("Bitcoin"), perhaps the biggest secret surrounded by over these years, it is the true identity of its founder, known under the alias "Satoshi Nakamoto". Declaration

Now the Russians say that they have revealed the true identity of the digital pioneer, and posted on the Internet a photograph of an unknown person saying it was "Nakamoto", which estimates that he became the richest person on the planet. During the past period, the digital currency has seen a dramatic rise, followed by a spectacular collapse over the past few weeks, accumulating fortunes were squandered in moments, what analysts pushed to say that "mad (Bitcoin) is just a big bubble of speculation." The Russian Sputnik news agency reported that self-search pirates had said they had discovered the true identity of the founder of the "Biformation" and had published a picture, which triggered waves of speculation about the identity of the owner of the photograph, most of which went to the proportions of Serji Mavroudi, a notorious Russian crook, founder of the method " Pyramid marketing, which destroyed the savings of millions of Russians in the mid-1990s. Mafrudi, a mathematician and programmer, established in 1989 a company for the importation of office equipment, then transformed a "pyramid marketing" network in 1994, with promises of imaginary annual profits of up to 3000 percent, which has enticed over 10 million Russians, to pump their savings in the scheme. Mafrudi's network attracted an estimated $15 billion in cash from short-term potential investors and speculators before the government intervened Russian, where the scheme was included as an illegal source of unregistered securities, accusing the company of tax evasion. Chaos following the fall of the company led to mass protests, lawsuits and even threats of suicide. The company declared bankruptcy in 1997, Mafrudi disappeared from the lights and created many pyramid schemes, including an online scheme called "Generating shares," until he was arrested in 2003, sentenced to four and a half years in 2007, was released in 2011, and began many The new classical pyramid schemes, in Russia, India and China, tried to expand in Europe and the Western Hemisphere. In the period leading up to the insane rise of the digital coin "bitcoin" and the resounding fall this month, many writers tried to link blogging the picogenesis of the Mafroudy scheme, they also hinted that the rapid rise of the currency earlier this month was driven by the efforts of the Russian fraudster.