The "Father of Bitcoin" Nakamoto may be writing a book

On the afternoon of July 1st, Beijing time, did the "Father of Bitcoin" Nakamoto write a book on this cryptocurrency?

This is the conclusion reached from a piece of encrypted information released on Friday by a website that may be related to Satoshi Nakamoto. The "Father of Bitcoin" wrote the earliest Bitcoin white paper in 2008.

The site elaborated on "the first abstract of a two-part work," and promised that the book is not long but contains some of the questions and answers that people are most concerned about. I hope to disclose some people and things.

The book also contains a secret code intended to disclose the name associated with the signature. The secret answer seems to be "honne and tatamae" or "tatemae". According to Wikipedia's explanation, this is a Japanese expression, referring to "a comparison between a person's true feelings and desires" and "a person's publicly displayed acts and opinions."

Many reporters tried to reveal the true identity of Sakamoto, but they all ended in failure. This is still a mystery in the world of cryptocurrencies.

In the summary disclosed on the website, the author listed several pioneers in the area of ​​early digital asset research, including Adam Back, Wei Dai, and David Chaum. Hal Finney. ,

This text also includes some weird content, including reference to Bitcoin's creation block. This is the first block of Bitcoin's blockchain released by Nakamoto in early 2009, but the new summary seems to suggest that there is more than one Genesis block.

The author seems to have suggested that Satoshi Nakamoto had participated in the password punk campaign when he was 14 years old. The movement eventually spawned Bitcoin.

“I'll spend some time explaining something. I know that some of you may be seeing or hearing it for the first time, or you may not know it, so I’m going to explain it publicly. Although this is only a hypothesis so far, There has never been a public statement, so I will make a formal statement."

The author writes, "Satoshi Satoshi is not a real name. Strictly speaking, it is not a legally registered name. This is mainly a set of thinking and logic."

In any case, the real books published by Satoshi Satoshi will certainly be seriously read by bitcoin lovers around the world.