Did you get dropped on your head or something?

If all you have are wild theories, please refrain from posting.  Some of us have brain cells left that we'd like to preserve and reading your posts places them in great jeopardy.

It doesn't matter who made Bitcoin.  It's ours now.

Well, it's just like what everybody wants to know about some people that are claiming to be Satoshi Nakamoto or what we believe created Bitcoin, proof of keys on the Bitcoin wallet that is known to be owned by Satoshi Nakamoto before when Bitcoin started.

I agree to DooMAD which it doesn't matter anymore who made Bitcoin now.
Let's say for example, you are correct, they are the founder or created Bitcoin, what will happen? Even Satoshi Nakamoto will pop now and able to access those wallet before with lot of Bitcoins, what will happen? Does it mean Bitcoin will be shutdown? I don't think so!

I noticed that some of the posts of the OP are not really making sense. I don't know why he's doing that but I think he needs to take time to contemplate on things and get a grip on reality. Is he just posting for fun? I don't think he aimed to get serious discussion out of his random ideas. Just my 2 cents. So let's just ignore what he posted here.  

I honestly think the guy is just having a good laugh. No sane or serious person would say that. But just in case he's either of the above, then I think nutcases should be expunged from this forum

you solved it man, thank you for opening our eyes
it is good that you shared all the evidence here, not just your words without any meaning

Well it seems logical that Bitcoin was created by a team of people, and that they used a pseudonym or a figure head to launch the project. Banking is really controlled by the wealthy dynasties, and they needed to experiment with various alternatives to replace the dying fiat currencies. Bitcoin would appear to be one of the more successful of these. The 21 million cap, and the average 10 minute block generation time mean that it can never become a general currency for everyday transactions. The 21 million cap also means that the bankers can control Bitcoin by purchasing large numbers of coins, and this has the added benefit of further increasing their wealth.

Bitcoin is no longer "ours", but we can use it to our advantage, provided that we work with the financial institutions and governments that are now using it as a store of wealth. We need to use the changes to our advantage, and not try to fight the massive sums of money that are flooding into the Bitcoin economy.

I think it's quite possible.

However if OP can't figure out that that really doesn't matter then they need to up their Adderrall infusion. Its fate is in the hands of the people who populate its system. They're the ones who decide its course and its future and there's no possible way of pulling the wool over their eyes.

Yes, it might be that the team actually included bankers. However, it doesn't mean they weren't Satoshi because we don't know who Satoshi is. And, to be honest, even though it can be argued that Bitcoin could be created by banks, I don't think this is truly the case. After all, it appeared as an alternative, and it appeared when banks failed spectacularly, causing the global economic crisis by their games and getting bailouts anyway. And a part of Bitcoin is ours if we own and use it. I don't believe Bitcoin is controlled by any corporation or a conglomerate of them. I think it might be occasionally manipulated (the price), but without a long-term effect. Bitcoin is ours.

 

Keep your delusional conspiracy theorem to yourself, Bitcoin is greater than what you are trying to attribute to the Central Banks. The government can't sponsor such a great innovation.
Well, We are more or less concerned with who those Yale university students are/were. It is now solving pressing issues faced by humans daily so, we don't actually care.

We should thank the OP for this thread, it really shows that there are a lot of conspiracy theory behind, bankers, even Pablo Escobar’s Descendants Claim to Have Known Satoshi Nakamoto.

However, for bitcoin enthusiast, it was Satoshi who started bitcoin and even though we have so many conspiracies out there, it won't change a thing.