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The concept of bitcoin was founded by Nakamoto

Nakamoto graated from Caltech, majoring in physics. Upon graation, he joined Hughes Aircraft and worked in defense and electronic communications. Later, Nakamoto worked for the U.S. military, and his experience was classified as a state secret. Now searching his files, his life is a blank

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Atari, the game company behind the iconic Pacman, asterioids and Pong, will cooperate with decentral games to develop an encrypted currency casino

according to a press release shared with coindesk on Monday, Atari casino will be built in Vegas City, the game area of the virtual space in Ethereum's decentraland, and will be leased for the first two years

in the virtual world, players live in the avatar's body when interacting with the digital world or "meta world". Decentral games, a part of decentraland ecosystem, claims to be the first community-owned Yuanjie cryptocurrency casino

according to the press release, token holders of DG will also be able to use them to participate in governance and company related decisions

"by working with decentral games, we can transfer Atari's game experience to the blockchain," Atari CEO Frederic Chesnais said in the announcement

On November 1, 2008, a person who called himself Satoshi Nakamoto posted a research statement on a secret cryptography review group, stating his new idea of electronic currency bitcoin came out, and the first transaction of bitcoin was completed. Bitcoin has got rid of the constraints of third-party institutions with the help of information technology, which Nakamoto calls "regional chain". Users are willing to dedicate the computing power of CPU and run a special software to be a "digger", which will form a network to maintain the "regional chain". In the process, they also generate new money. Trading also extends on this network. The computer running this software can solve the problem of irreversible code, which contains several trading data. The first miner to deal with the problem will get a 50 bitcoin reward, and the relevant trading area will join the chain. As the number of "miners" increases, the difficulty of each puzzle also increases, which keeps the proctivity of bitcoin in each trading area at about 10 minutes
in 2009, Nakamoto designed a digital currency, namely bitcoin. The booming bitcoin market has gone up and down, and the identity of its founder "Nakamoto" has always been a mystery. Rumors about "the father of bitcoin" involve from the US National Security Agency to financial experts, and also give bitcoin a mysterious aura
according to foreign media reports, computer scientist Ted Nelson released a video on the Internet on Sunday saying that he had determined that the founder of bitcoin was Shinichi Mochizuki, a professor of mathematics at Kyoto University. The founder of bitcoin has always used the pseudonym of Satoshi Nakamoto, and there has been a lot of speculation about its true identity in the Internet field. Nelson released a video saying that he has determined that wangyuexinyi is the real founder of bitcoin
in 2013, Wangyue Xinyi became famous for proving ABC conjecture. He attended Philip Exeter college in high school, one of the most prestigious high schools in the United States, and graated just two years later. Wangyue Xinyi entered Princeton University at the age of 16, left school as a doctor at the age of 22, and became a full professor at the age of 33. It is extremely rare in the academic world to obtain the title of full professor at such a young age. This mathematical superstar may have solved one of the most important problems in the field
Mr Nakamoto has left few personal data on the Internet, especially in recent years, he has almost disappeared, so his life experience has become a mystery. On March 7, 2014, when the news that Dorian P. Nakamoto, the founder of bitcoin, was found came out, it quickly became the most attractive news on the Internet
different from the outside speculation that it may be a fictional name, "Nakamoto" is a real name. He is a 64 year old Japanese American who likes to collect train models. He used to work in large enterprises and the U.S. military and engaged in confidential work. In the past 40 years, Nakamoto has never used his real name in his life. According to a 1973 Los Angeles District Court file, when he graated from Caltech at the age of 23, he changed his name to Dorian prentice Satoshi Nakamoto. From then on, he no longer used the name "cong", but used Dorians Nakamoto as his signature

Find me
on the evening of March 6, 2014, Leah McGrath Goodman, an American freelance writer, published an article on Newsweek's website on Thursday, saying that she had found Satoshi Nakamoto, the inventor of bitcoin, and had an interview with him. The man is said to be living in seclusion in a house at the foot of San Bernardino mountain in Los Angeles< According to Goodman, Nakamoto was 64 years old in 2014. He was a Japanese American and graated from California State Polytechnic University with a bachelor's degree in physics. Moreover, Nakamoto is not an alias. His real name is Satoshi Nakamoto
according to McGrath, "I came here to try to get a deeper understanding of Nakamoto and his low-key life. The funny thing is that the man who is believed to have invented bitcoin retired to San Bernardino, Los Angeles, and stayed at home, totally ignoring his $400 million worth of bitcoin wealth. "
in temple, California, the reporter met Mr. Nakamoto. He looked scared and angry. He called the police, who asked the reporter what he was looking for. The reporter told the police that this poor man is Nakamoto, the creator of bitcoin
it seems ridiculous that this person with an estimated $400 million worth of bitcoin wealth would live in the foothills of San Bernardino. It is also unreasonable that when a reporter knocks on Nakamoto's door, Nakamoto's first reaction is to call the police
it has nothing to do with bitcoin
in front of the police, Nakamoto told reporters, "I have nothing to do with bitcoin, and I can't talk about bitcoin anymore. Other people are in charge of bitcoin. It's none of my business. "<

in her report, Leah McGrath Goodman described in detail how he met Nakamoto Tsung:
Nakamoto Tsung stood at the end of the sunny driveway, looking nervous and angry
he was wearing a crumpled T-shirt, old blue jeans, white sports socks and no shoes. It was like leaving home in a hurry. His hair wasn't combed and his eyes were staring into the distance as if he hadn't slept for weeks
his expression is not tenacious, on the contrary, it reveals fatigue - like a painful defeat after years of fighting
two policemen from Temple City, California, held him between their arms and looked at me with puzzled faces. One said, "what on earth do you want to ask him? He thinks that if he talks to you, he will get into trouble. "
"I don't think he's in any trouble," I said“ I want to ask him about bitcoin. This man is Nakamoto. "
"what?" The police don't believe it“ This is the guy who created bitcoin? It looks like he's living quite frugally
there are several Nakamoto Cong in North America, and one person even claims that he is the father of bitcoin on LinkedIn, but their files and known information are not right. Of course, Nakamoto may also be a pseudonym, but the question is, why do people deliberately want to hide their identity while using such a recognizable name? When searching in a database containing U.S. citizenship information, this Nakamoto was found. But until I transferred his records from the National Archives of the United States and visited many people, all the clues were gathered.
I came here to try to learn more about Nakamoto and restore his "humble" life. It seems ridiculous: the man who created bitcoin - the most widely spread and successful digital currency in the world, with a peak trading volume of nearly $500 million a day - actually lives at the foot of San Bernardino mountain in Los Angeles, crouching at home, guarding $400 million worth of bitcoin. It's also incredible that when I knocked on his door, Nakamoto's first reaction was to call the police. Next to us were two policemen as witnesses. Nakamoto and I were talking face to face. He was very cautious when answering questions - but showed a lot of things
different from the outside speculation, "Nakamoto" is a real name. He is a 64 year old Japanese American who likes to collect train models. He once worked in large enterprises and the US military and engaged in confidential work
his brother commented on Nakamoto as follows: "he is a great engineer, I am just an ordinary engineer. He's smart, he's obsessed with his own world of thinking. Mathematics, engineering, computer... Whatever you can say, he can do it. But my brother's a jerk, too. What he did was confidential work. For a time, his life was a blank. You can't find him. He'll deny everything. He never admitted that he started bitcoin. "
later, this reporter kept communicating with Nakamoto through e-mail and chatting about what he had or didn't have until one day when the reporter mentioned bitcoin, Nakamoto didn't reply
Nakamoto's family describes him as an extremely intelligent, emotional man who values personal privacy. He is reticent, used to blocking the screen when he makes a phone call, hiding his name when he sends an email, and has been obsessed with two things all his life: money and secrets - two words that can best describe bitcoin
in the past 40 years, Nakamoto has never used his real name in his life. According to a 1973 Los Angeles District Court file, when he graated from Caltech at the age of 23, he changed his name to Dorian prentice Satoshi Nakamoto. From then on, he no longer used the name "cong", but used Dorian s. Nakamoto as his signature
as a descendant of samurai, Nakamoto was born in July 1949 in Beppu, Japan. His mother, quanzi, was a Buddhist and brought him up in poverty. When her parents divorced in 1959, her mother remarried and immigrated to California with her three sons. Now 93, she lives in temple with Nakamoto< However, according to his younger brother Arthur, Nakamoto showed his talent in mathematics and science at a very young age, but also showed his "fickle and eccentric interest"
upon graation, Nakamoto joined Hughes Aircraft to work in defense and electronic communication“ That's just the beginning, "said Arthur, who also works in Hughes." he's the only one I know who says the interviewer is an idiot and proves it. "< After the report was published, it was questioned and criticized by the public including bitcoin community, but it also aroused great interest of the media. Reporters flocked to Dorian's house, even chasing his car. However, in a later official interview, Dorian denied all her links with bitcoin, saying that she had never heard of it, but misunderstood Goodman's question, thinking that she was asking about the confidentiality work she had previously undertaken from the military
later in the day, Nakamoto himself denied it. "I'm not Dorian Nakamoto," he said in his first message after five years of st