Yesterday, an account using the name ‘Satoshi Nakamoto’, the creator of Bitcoin, which had been inactive for 5 years, became active. This development created excitement in the crypto community. However, social media platform X later made a statement about this account. However, X’s boss Elon Musk is still the target of the community.
Fake! ‘Satoshi Nakamoto’ turned the arrows towards Musk
Members of the cryptocurrency community are putting pressure on Elon Musk, owner of social media platform X. This time, Musk’s target is an account using the name of Bitcoin creator ‘Satoshi Nakamoto’. The crypto community claims that this account is a fake and demands that Musk remove it. Additionally, user Pledditor expressed concern about both the profile ‘Nakamoto’ and another account using the username “Bitcoin”. According to Pledditor, these profiles violate X’s terms of service. As the platform’s criteria stipulate, misleading and deceptive identities should not be allowed.
The policy emphasizes that users are prohibited from misusing identities unless they are parody accounts. It also warns against creating fake profiles of known individuals or organizations. In a well-articulated argument, Pledditor equated this to creating fake accounts for entities like ‘Tesla’ or ‘Elon Musk’. However, Andy Rowe has reportedly been managing the ‘Nakamoto’ profile since 2018. cryptokoin.com As we reported, the account, which has remained silent since October 2018, resurfaced with a post on October 2, 2023. He mentioned his intention to investigate aspects of the Bitcoin ‘white paper’.
Elon Musk should take action on misleading profiles!
The crypto community quickly rallied behind Pledditor’s stance. Many called the account shameful and called for immediate action. Several members even shared past instances where they flagged such misleading profiles but received no response from X’s admins.
Another suggestion was to adopt a similar attitude to the “@internet” account. Meanwhile, the true identity of Bitcoin’s creator remains a mystery. Various people have claimed the title of Satoshi Nakamoto over the years. For example, Craig Wright is one of them. In fact, Wright recently won an appeal for the copyright of his Bitcoin ‘white paper’ in the UK.
Elon Musk draws attention to biased reporting
This incident comes on the heels of Elon Musk’s recent criticism of the mainstream media. He aired his complaints about the CBS News program “60 Minutes.” They reported on Sam Bankman-Fried, the former CEO of FTX Exchange. Elon Musk’s statements were quite harsh. He highlighted the programme’s sensationalist and biased reporting on the issue.
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