A New York Times Investigation Named Its Satoshi

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After the NYT named Adam Back as Satoshi, the documentary Finding Satoshi challenges that claim with a four-year investigation and new evidence.
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A New York Times investigation by John Carreyrou identified Adam Back as Satoshi Nakamoto, but just 11 days later, the documentary Finding Satoshi presents a competing conclusion. Built on four years of research, expert interviews, and behavioral analysis, the film reframes Bitcoin’s origins through the lens of cypherpunk ideology rather than a single individual.