Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious founder of Bitcoin (BTC), wrote his last message to the cryptocurrency community on December 12, 2010.
It has been 13 years since Satoshi Nakamoto wrote his last message publicly to the entire Bitcoin community. Nakamoto then continued to meet with Bitcoin developers such as Mike Hearn and Gavin Andersen.
In his last message, Satoshi stated that he posed one of the biggest threats to Bitcoin at that time. DoS (denial-of-service) attacks took over. Reminding that the software is not resistant to DoS attacks, Satoshi said: “There are still more ways to attack than I can count.” said.
Just two days before this message on PC World “Could the WikiLeaks Scandal Result in New Virtual Currency?” An article titled “was shared at that time” not mentioned much in the press It made Bitcoin’s name start to be heard.
However, Satoshi was still having a small community Bitcoin from this may be damaged thinking, to WikiLeaks Bitcoin who wants to help followers of this can destroy the community He warned by saying.
Satoshi commented on the subject on December 11, 2010: “It would be nice to attract this attention under other circumstances. WikiLeaks has disturbed the hornet’s nest and the swarm is coming towards us.” said.
Years later, with an article published in Newsweek on March 7, 2014, speculation arose that the person known as Satoshi Nakamoto was a 64-year-old citizen of Japanese origin named Dorian Nakamoto living in the United States.
Satoshi Nakamoto By publishing a message on an online forum, a person thought to be “I am not Dorian Nakamoto.” said.