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❓ASK Why did Satoshi Nakamoto quit participating on the bitcoin talk forum?

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Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonym used by the unknown person or group of people who created Bitcoin, quit participating on the bitcoin talk forum and disappeared from the public eye around 2010. There is no official explanation for why they quit, but it is speculated that they wanted to distance themselves from the project and ensure that it would be able to continue without their involvement. Some have also theorized that Satoshi's departure was related to legal or personal concerns. However, it is important to note that the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto is still unknown, so any information about their motivations is speculative.

It is also speculated that Satoshi's departure was due to the increasing scrutiny and attention that Bitcoin was receiving, as it began to gain traction and gain more mainstream acceptance. Some people believe that Satoshi may have wanted to avoid the potential legal and regulatory issues that could arise from the growing popularity of Bitcoin. Additionally, it is also possible that Satoshi simply wanted to move on to other projects and wanted to distance themselves from the public spotlight. Whatever the reason, Satoshi's departure has not affected the continued development and growth of the Bitcoin project, as a community of developers and enthusiasts have stepped in to take over the management and development of the cryptocurrency.
 
If Satoshi went quiet so suddenly, I see no reason why some people are claiming to be him because that doesn't seem like a reasonable action to do after all these years.

Thankfully, this action has helped secure the future of cryptocurrency from centralized attacks.
 
Yes , he did his work actually he said and he worked hard he give you w decentralized payment method to get off the banks and scrutiny that is helping a lot of people in todays time you can save a lot of money with transactiosn using blockchain than banking payments actually indeed .
 
@GoldenLady @Ill35
Satoshi did not quit, he was trying to save Bitcoin. Before he went, he was trying to stop Wikileaks asking donation in Bitcoin, because Satoshi was afraid that Government will target Bitcoin. Satoshi did his best to make Bitcoin secure from any attack, and never showed again .

All claimers are fake.
 
@GoldenLady @Ill35
Satoshi did not quit, he was trying to save Bitcoin. Before he went, he was trying to stop Wikileaks asking donation in Bitcoin, because Satoshi was afraid that Government will target Bitcoin. Satoshi did his best to make Bitcoin secure from any attack, and never showed again .

All claimers are fake.
I've never believed he would ever come back again too. It's only logical that the best way to protect an asset like Bitcoin from the government is if they have no single entity to attack for it.
 
The truth is that they or he has achieved what they/he wanted to and that is to gain people's trust and also engage them, he's presence now is not needed unlike when the project was still new.
 
Probably Satoshi Nakaloto has left the bitcoin talk forum to gain some privacy from the outside world , while bitcoin was becoming popular all over the world. Another reason might be the Satoshi or the group of developers were choosing to become anonymous to also make sure there will be no personal attacks on them from the bad people or hackers.
 

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