Went dark because Gavin went to CIA and didn't want them to dig too deep ?

Go into the past to gift humanity with the greatest financial invention in a century, have them mine for nearly 10 years, then when 2017 bull-run comes cash in?

How do we explain this hash?

00000000000000000021e800c1e8df51b22c1588e5a624bea17e9faa34b2dc4a

Proof of time-dialtion?

There are many, many more oddities in this story.

The timing is really very good.As if someone already knows the course of history. But the question remains: what is Satoshi doing now?)

OMG! This is the craziest theory I've ever heard about Satoshi.
Are you really serious? Time traveling is basically impossible. And I think if he could be the time traveler, he could make something different. We don't know who Satoshi is. And I don't think it helps to keep looking. I think it's time to let go of this search anymore.

Lol not even a right time for me if we are talking about bitcoin now with the pandemic, coz if it is really available at this time then we should have using it since the beginning of the crisis. Perhaps you only mean is the time that we need a digital currency, well it does not fit that very perfectly tho.



The search for Satoshi won't stop anytime soon. Humans are naturally curious especially when it's about something they can't explain. We would see even more theories soon. Don't worry.
[/quote] It won't  be over as long as there are people who are curious about him, and until he comes out or be known by which I can tell is very impossible to happen now. I find this theory too odd, since it is very unusual and not ideal. It could be if time traveling was proven and is true with proofs and experiment but the case is that it is not. So might as well we should stick to the theory that Satoshi is dead.

As long as We have Bitcoin Which worked 100%, there is no need to Bother About someone who don't want anyone to know him let's Continue benefit from it, Also His is too let if he will appear By any means No one will Agree 

Interesting

Everything in the universe affects everything else, so any change will show up in the blockchain, but not necessarily immediately. Imagine stopping someone on the street to ask them the time. That person then goes on to do what they were going to do anyway, but they cause a chain reaction of change starting from the minute and very quickly ballooning into massive changes. Eventually, this will affect bitcoin mining by affecting the PRNGs inside of one or more Bitcoin miners (a miner is plugged in sooner, rather than later; a user logs in at a different time, timing from electrical circuits is affected, any number of things can change), causing them to either "miss" the winning hash, or find a hash where they previously wouldn't have.

Comically, this is not so far off from the plot of Steins;Gate, which leaned heavily on the story of John Titor, a time traveller who posted for some months on an internet forum warning us that CERN would develop time-travel technology and create a dystopia. In the anime, Rintaro Okabe (the main character) receives a "divergence meter" from another time-traveller that allows him to track his changes to the timeline (either further or closer to the original point of divergence and the original timeline)

Bitcoin is also extremely useful as a permanent, eternal record of truth.

If you start recording reality into a permanent distributed ledger, when you arrive to a new reality (and you still trust mirror-you not to lie to yourself), you can just read the blockchain to see an unalterable record of events, cryptographically proven and secure. Any information recorded into the blockchain cannot be edited or erased without an ever-rising cost. You can disrupt information from being written (and indeed, this has happened before), but once blocks start getting stacked on top, it's essentially permanent (a lot more permanent and easier than microfiche's, that's for sure)