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Hey guys, we got what I believe, actually he admitted, he might be one of the main Satoshi Nakamotos. We're not sure yet. We're not sure yet. One day you will all come out after the movie's over.

I would have retired 10 years ago. Really? Oh yeah. Absolutely. You think I'd still have been doing this back in the dark times?

Yeah. Maybe I'd come back. I got 17,000 people that are going to watch this. Yeah. This is one of my telegram channels and it's going to be passed around, you know.

But he did work, he did put a patent on blockchain technology in 88. That's not blockchain. I mean, today you look at it and you think, oh, that looks a lot like blockchain technology. Back in the day, I mean, I think it's a bit of a stretch. What was, what would you consider it was?

It is distributed computing. It was distributed computing, which is the early stages of blockchain. I mean, I guess, I mean, I was always interested in building big complex, you know, systems of global scale. But the model, what we were looking at then was like, you have a computer and you go home

for the day and someone sitting at a desk next to you has a computer and you could, you know, CPUs were not nearly as powerful. As they are today. Right. Exactly.

And the idea was that idle CPU time could be put to use helping other people, you know, helping other people solve computing problems. Correct. So that was what we were doing. Right.

And then in 2000, you went to go work at DARPA as a consultant. In 2007, 2008, we had the housing crash. It was 2001. 2001. Okay.

2007, 2008, we had a housing crash. Yeah. And then 2009, Bitcoin is born. You're still at the scene of the crime. You might be one of the guys.

I mean, I was working. I was working. And at that time, I was working very full time for a company called Webmaster in Santa Clara. And I don't know, you can believe what you want, but I assure you, if I was part of Satoshi,

I would have retired. Oh, I think, I think, I wouldn't have put up with this nonsense. I think, I think, I think, I think it's, I think it's fair. I think it's fair to say that a lot of us, no matter how much money we have, we're never going to retire because we love to fight.

You know that. Yeah, that's true. That's, that's true. But you know what? I guess that's a fair, I guess that's a fair argument.

Yes. Yeah, maybe. And now you had to go back because, you know, Bitcoin is slow as shit and it costs a lot of money to move from point A to point B. The only guy that can go back and fix Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto of the XRP crowd, okay, the XRP 5.0.

You would have to think that I went to a lot of trouble very early to put in a lot of effort to hide my identity. I'll give you one example. Like the person who wrote, if you think one person wrote the Bitcoin, the original Bitcoin. No, I don't believe that.

That person would have. Okay. If you don't believe that. I believe there's multiple. Multiple groups.

Then I can't make any argument that would prove to you that I wasn't part of that group because. There you go. That's exactly what I'm trying to say. But now we know he's the Nikola Tesla of the blockchain space. I mean, you just kind of have to take my word for it or not.

If you want to believe. I guess I can't stop you from believing in him. We absolutely, we absolutely love what you do. I wouldn't have lost, I wouldn't have lost the keys. That's a, that's a great answer.

That's a great answer. Yeah. And what is he waiting for? Exactly. Oh yeah.

Okay. Right. David. David. I needed it.

I, in 2012, I needed him. David, no matter what we love, we love, we love what you do. Keep up the great work. We're all here right now. Absolutely.

I guess you could speculate that the other members of the group said no. Maybe. Absolutely. I guess. I mean, you want to, you can always make up a speculation, right?

For every hypothetical reason, you can always make up a speculation. You got it. Baseballs too.