Satoshi Nakamoto’s Twitter account is resurrected after 5 years

A social media account with the username @satoshi recently broke his silence on X, making it his first post since 2018.

Considering that “Satoshi Nakamoto” is a pseudonym given to the individual or group behind the creation of Bitcoin, this unexpected return has sparked curiosity and speculation in the cryptocurrency community.

Satoshi's account is resurrected after 5 years

@Satoshi, the verified account handle of Satoshi Nakamoto, tweeted for the first time in five years. The user pledged to spend the next few months exploring more important topics about Bitcoin, apart from the original white paper, which has received over five million views.

Bitcoin is a crawling machine. In the coming months, we will explore various aspects that are not explicitly covered in the white paper. These aspects are all parts of bitcoin, and they are important. Some of these ideas were touched on in the early years; It's now…

— Satoshi Nakamoto (@satoshi) October 2, 2023

The cryptocurrency community has been abuzz with discussion and speculation, with responses ranging from cynicism to skepticism. Various users and entities have weighed in on the debate, including prominent analyst Adam Kochan and the Kraken exchange.

Well, needless to say, don't click on any links this account sends next time…

— Adamscochran (@adamscochran.eth) (@adamscochran) October 2, 2023

There is also a warning against clicking on any links shared by the account as they could fall into the hands of a fraudster and be misused. Users believe that the real Satoshi Nakamoto does not sign up for anonymity-threatening behavior or use an app that poses a security risk, labeling the account as a fake and possibly a ‘spoofing' attempt.

Satoshi's identity remains a mystery

Satoshi Nakamoto He is an enigmatic man who shared the revolutionary Bitcoin white paper in 2008 and gradually withdrew from public involvement and disappeared from online forums around 2010.

Satoshi Nakamoto's true identity is still unknown and shrouded in mystery. Despite Australian computer scientist Craig Wright's claims that he is the inventor of Bitcoin, skepticism and controversy persist. Crypto attorney John E. Deaton expressed skepticism about Wright's claims, highlighting the complexity surrounding Satoshi Nakamoto's identity.

Deaton said that although Wright may have had some involvement or knowledge related to Nakamoto, his personality is considered “too controversial” to be associated with the actual creator of Bitcoin.

A recent post from Satoshi Nakamoto's account on XApp has caught the attention of cryptocurrency enthusiasts, adding to the uncertainty surrounding Nakamoto's identity. Whether or not the account on X @Satoshi is Satoshi Nakamoto is unknown, no one knows his true identity.