CRAZY Bitcoin Theory!! Did Satoshi Work For The NSA?

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0:00 Intro
0:29 Who Created Bitcoin
3:09 The Spy Agency
6:17 NSA Created Bitcoin
11:21 Counterarguments
16:29 Conclusion
17:33 Outro

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The information contained herein is for informational purposes only. Nothing herein shall be construed to be financial legal or tax advice. The content of this video is solely the opinions of the speaker who is not a licensed financial advisor or registered investment advisor. Trading cryptocurrencies poses considerable risk of loss. The speaker does not guarantee any particular outcome.

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[maxdotether]

Guys, Jessica has been here for a while and is doing a good job. We should warm up to her without necessarily asking about Guy. Thanks for the video, Jessica.

[cryptogcrypto]

Personally I hope the ID of Satoshi is never known. I think it helps the cause if their ID is unknown.

[EricSoulliage]

Onion protocol was invented by NSA for secure cross embassy communication, then it became tor and the darknet, so BTC, sure why not actually makes sense as a counter to de$

[vfisher]

Big banks all around the world want a full cashless system. They've wanted a cashless system for at least 37 years.
Crypto currency is their wet dream.
Governments have had to pull the banks reins in until the "proper" time for a full cashless system arrives.

[wehatethecold]

A note on the sound - put a de-esser on her voice and you'll get a much smoother result

[jimlaheta]

I think Hal Finney was the creator, and his death is why there has been no sign of Satoshi Nakamoto.

[Jabba]

Satoshi is the Government.
Perfect for elites to get us to accept digital system. With us building the system, and the can just make rules afterwards like they do.
That people dont see it is mindblowing

[jameshealwriter]

Wasn't this also the same deal with the Tor browser and the dark web?

[HatchetHMC]

I prefer this format where they do a video each rather than the news style

[davidfradkin]

Would be interesting to see a video breaking down the said paper

[Chronicles_of_a_Layman]

Creating and promoting this currency unit required immense power, and, for me, it's a straightforward conclusion. Considering otherwise is a sign of weakness, and accepting an unknown individual as a potential "threat" to global stability is nonsensical. It's hard to believe that an unidentified computer program could gain the power and credibility to lead an industry that is poised to change the world, while our government succumbs to its control. In simpler terms, the idea of “Robin Hood being in charge and the palace losing the battle seems implausible to me”

[ximp]

Not to mention Ledger, they’ve already said that upon the government or their agencies requests, they can and will freeze or confiscate crypto assets.

[douglastaylor]

Doesn't matter who invented BTC as long as it's not centralized.

[adamm]

the sec not wanting to go after btc is a super huge red flag for me, but i still own some

[chingly]

Of course they did. They created the net too.

[jp]

Great job and it does seem to be too good to be true sometimes

[surajbhatia]

Jessica and Guy you're both presentation of every episode is so interesting & with suspense it just makes me listen to every word with a lot of attention & interest .
Love you both and the creator 👍

[TrollingHistory]

The guy was English. He left clues in the first lines of code talking about Gordon brown selling Britain's gold being the reason he created BTC.

[GreatAwakeningE]

Great video. I think it did originate from within the 5 Eyes. I thought it was also interesting that the Japanese Characters for Satoshi Nakamoto can be translated as "Middle" & "Intelligence" .. CIA, MI5 both have Intelligence as the middle word!

[KarimMirhady]

ECDSA uses two keys: a private key for signing a message and a public key for verifying the signature. Many cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, implement ECDSA for transaction signing, enhancing the security of the blockchain.