Cryptonomicon’s Neal Stephenson Says He Isn’t Satoshi Nakamoto, The Creator Of Bitcoin

2019-7-20 21:12

A recent article popped up with Reason that mentioned best-selling author Neal Stephenson, but not for the books that he’s published. Instead, the author of this article alleged that Stephenson may be the person responsible for the creation of Bitcoin – Satoshi Nakamoto.

However, Stephenson is denying these allegations. Satoshi Nakamoto, as many pundits know, […].

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What If Satoshi Nakamoto Was ... Sci-Fi Author Neal Stephenson?

Neal Stephenson's early novels contain similar rhetoric to what would eventually show up in the Bitcoin white paper, and his stories usually revolve around fragmented groups of people figuring out how to work together without the need for any centralized figure, but the real be-all, end-all evidence is Stephenson and Satoshi Nakamoto share mirrored initials.

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