In the world of digital currency, every shock can set off a storm. Recently, the Bitcoin market has once again been stirred up by news that another Bitcoin co-founder suddenly appeared and claimed to own 25,000 Bitcoins. This news was like a depth bomb, instantly triggering widespread attention and speculation. So, who is this mysterious Bitcoin co-founder? What impact will his appearance have on the Bitcoin market and the entire cryptocurrency industry? This article will delve into this mysterious plot and uncover the mysteries in it.

The appearance of the mysterious figure undoubtedly brought a sensation to the Bitcoin market. As soon as the co-founder who claimed to own 25,000 Bitcoins appeared, he immediately caused heated discussions in the market. There are endless speculations and conjectures about his identity. Some people think that he may be one of the legendary figures in the Bitcoin world, some speculate that he may be an early participant, and some even doubt whether he is really a Bitcoin co-founder. What kind of story and motivation are hidden behind such a mysterious identity? Let us unveil this mystery together.

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The title of Satoshi
Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, is up for grabs numerous times. This time, a German entrepreneur and former DJ who went by the name “Jörg Molt” has died claiming to be Nakamoto, telling attendees at a cryptocurrency industry event that he is Bitcoin’s co-creator and owns 250,000 coins.

Satoshi’s Influence

The name Satoshi
Nakamoto is influential. After all, one or more anonymous coders created a decentralized network that was and remains revolutionary, acting both as an ultra-secure transaction settlement layer and as a form of scarce and non-sovereign digital currency; Bitcoin solved barriers that previous attempts at non-sovereign digital currency had failed to cross. Furthermore, estimates from industry research organizations suggest that those behind the Nakamoto name own more than $5 billion worth of coins.

Not surprisingly, many have tried to claim ownership of the Nakamoto enigma after the Bitcoin creator suddenly fell off the map, relinquishing leadership of the then-embryonic project to early adopters.

The fact is that all claimants to the name Satoshi Nakamoto have failed to decisively prove that they are the co-creator or creator of Bitcoin, often providing flimsy evidence and utilizing some form of mental gymnastics to try to convince the world of legitimacy. By and large, these attempts have not worked.

But that hasn’t stopped people from trying to be Satoshi Nakamoto. Meet “Bitcoin Co-Founder” Jörg Molt

Last week, members of the cryptocurrency industry traveled to Las Vegas for what was known as Las Vegas Blockchain Week.

In attendance was a mix of people — you had Bitcoin maximalists, altcoin pioneers, blockchain entrepreneurs, crypto “influencers,” etc. — but there was also Jörg Molt, whose Twitter handle is “
@bitcoin_cofound” and whose Twitter bio reads “Co-founder of Bitcoin” — a handle that has recently been deactivated. Molt claims to own 250,000
BTC, which is worth about $2.3 billion at the current Bitcoin price of $9,300.

After Molt seemed to fly under the radar for much of the conference, Kenneth Bosak, a prominent crypto commentator, decided to take action on Oct. 31.

That day, Bosak released a video documenting his confrontation with Molt, calling him a “scammer” and attempting to profile him at one of the week’s events, World Crypto
Con. (This was Bosak’s second attempt to raise awareness of “scammers” at industry events; he was previously escorted out of New York Consensus for calling out the founders of crypto projects.)

Regardless, by Crypto Twitter standards, Bosak’s video quickly went viral, racking up thousands of likes. Molt’s reputation quickly crumbled.

Andreas Antonopoulos, a prominent Bitcoin educator known for being one of the best in the industry, blasted Molt in an extensive Twitter thread. “I’ve heard from others that he claims to be the founder of Bitcoin and owns thousands of Bitcoins. A lie,” Antonopoulos wrote.

Others soon followed suit. BTSE’s global market director Lina
Seiche posted a snippet of a video that was posted by one of Molt’s ex-wives. According to Seiche’s translation of the six-minute YouTube video, the ex-wife said Molt was a debtor to at least six people, had not paid alimony for his two children, and did not even own a computer when the Bitcoin white paper was released 11 years ago.

Molt disappeared from the internet after Bosak’s video, but he has yet to respond to the allegations.

Strange timing…

This strange breakdown comes at a weird time in the entire Satoshi timeline.

As Samson Mo, CSO of bitcoin development company Blockstream, says, the molt’s little run-in with Bosak came when Craig Wright, an Australian cryptographer who also claims to be the creator of bitcoin, failed to pay Ira Kleiman, an early bitcoin adopter who got embroiled in a dispute with more Satoshi claimants for hundreds of thousands of Satoshi coins.