Elon Musk thinks he knows the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the father of Bitcoin – LLODO


In a podcast interview with Lex Fridman – a well-known artificial intelligence researcher, Elon Musk made a lot of comments about modern technology trends, including cryptocurrencies, which are leading the market. , and even… meme quality rating. One of the topics mentioned is Satoshi Nakamoto, the father of the Bitcoin cryptocurrency.

Elon Musk’s Theory

The CEO of SpaceX and Tesla thinks he knows who created Bitcoin, while insisting he is not Satoshi.

“You can look at the evolution of ideas before bitcoin came along and see who wrote about those ideas,” Musk told Fridman. “It seems to me that Nick Szabo is, more than anyone else, responsible for the maturing steps of those ideas,” he continued.

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Elon Musk.

“I am not Satoshi”

For those unfamiliar, Nick Szabo is a computer scientist and crypto technologist who is credited with developing smart contracts and an early-stage cryptocurrency model, known as “bit gold.” “.

This coin did not make a name for itself, but many still consider it to be the forerunner of Bitcoin. In addition, Szabo’s smart contract technology is used to create the ethereum blockchain platform.

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Nick Szabo

Those are the reasons why many people assume that Nick Szabo’s other identity is Satoshi Nakamoto. However, Szabo has repeatedly denied involvement. In an interview with The New York Times in 2017, he affirmed once and for all: “I am not Satoshi.”

Musk also immediately reaffirmed that he is not the legendary father of Bitcoin. Those who are used to Mr. Musk will certainly agree: if Elon Musk was Satoshi Nakamoto, he would have admitted it right away.


https://genk.vn/elon-musk-nghi-rang-minh-biet-danh-tinh-satoshi-nakamoto-cha-de-cua-bitcoin-20211231164119476.chn

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