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Is Satoshi’s Current Location Known? Max Keiser Hints It Is

Tue, 5/08/2025 - 15:07
Max Keiser claims he knows where Satoshi is based, or at least where he should be found
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Is Satoshi’s Current Location Known? Max Keiser Hints It Is
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Max Keiser, vocal Bitcoin evangelist and currently a Bitcoin advisor to El Salvador’s president Nayib Bukele, has published a tweet about Satoshi Nakamoto.

Keiser claims that he knows where the mysterious Bitcoin creator should be found. Well, at least figuratively.

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Keiser posted a tweet with a magician from a fantasy story, who looks like Tolkien’s Gandalf, surfing on a board among high waves with a magic wand, wearing a pointed hat.

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It seems that Keiser metaphorically depicted Satoshi as Gandalf or Santa Clause, adding that similarly to the latter living at the North Pole, the country of eternal snow, Satoshi Nakamoto should live in “Bitcoin country” — El Salvador: “Satoshi lives in El Salvador, BITCOIN COUNTRY.”

Satoshi lost and found

Recently, it was reported that the Satoshi statue erected in Lugano, Switzerland, and unveiled last year, went missing from its podium. The life-sized statue of the enigmatic IT engineer was constructed in collaboration with Tether and PlanB.

An early Bitcoin activist and Satoshi ally, Adam Back, whose invention, Hashcash, was mentioned in the Bitcoin whitepaper by Satoshi, commented ironically that Satoshi had again disappeared. However, the missing statue was later found not far from where it had gone missing — in the river.

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