And no — this isn’t a lazy guess or another recycled Twitter theory.
There’s a trail of facts that keeps lining up too cleanly to ignore.
Crypto holders, lock in. Read this carefully.
👇 I believe Satoshi Nakamoto was Hal Finney.
Let’s start with what’s undeniable.
Hal Finney was the first person in history to receive Bitcoin.
The very first transaction from Satoshi went straight to him.
That alone puts Hal in a circle so small it’s almost non-existent.
But it gets deeper — much deeper.
Hal wasn’t just “early.”
He was a world-class cryptographer, a hardcore cypherpunk, and a PGP contributor years before Bitcoin even existed.
The technical skillset required to invent Bitcoin from scratch?
✔ Cryptography
✔ Proof-of-Work systems
✔ Privacy-first architecture
✔ Game theory
Hal had all of it — and had been working on eerily similar ideas long before BTC launched.
Now here’s where things get uncomfortable.
Hal Finney lived just blocks away from a man literally named Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto.
That’s not a rumor. That’s public record.
If you wanted the perfect pseudonym — one that deflects attention forever — what better move than borrowing the name of someone down the street?
That’s not sloppy.
That’s genius.
Then there’s the writing.
When you compare Hal’s emails, forum posts, and code comments with Satoshi’s writings, the overlap is impossible to unsee.
Same tone.
Same clarity.
Same dry humor.
Same disciplined, minimalist style.
Different names — same mind.
Now look at the timing.
Satoshi vanished from the internet right as Hal’s ALS symptoms worsened.
No goodbye.
No final message.
No dramatic exit.
Just… silence.
As Hal’s health declined, Satoshi disappeared forever.
Coincidence? Or the quiet exit of someone who knew the work was done?
And here’s the part most people gloss over.
Hal mined a huge amount of early Bitcoin.
Those coins?
💀 Never moved. Not once.
No cash-out.
No temptation.
No exit scam.
Exactly what you’d expect from someone who didn’t create Bitcoin for money.
Today, those coins would be worth over $100 BILLION.
Hal once said he believed Bitcoin could become a global reserve asset.
Satoshi designed it that way.
Was Hal Finney definitely Satoshi?
No one can prove it 100%.
But if Satoshi was one person — not a group — Hal Finney checks more boxes than anyone who’s ever lived.
And maybe that was the whole point.
Bitcoin didn’t need a CEO.
It didn’t need a face.
It needed an idea strong enough to survive its creator.
And the person behind it made sure it did.
📌 Side note:
I publicly called the Bitcoin bottom at $16K.
I also called the top at $126K.
I’ll call my next move publicly — like I always do.
Many people will wish they paid attention sooner.
🧠 Stay sharp.
📈 Stay early.
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