All This Time Satoshi Nakamoto Was Nearby — Chinese Language Experts Solved the Riddle


Experts familiar with Japanese Hiragana characters converted the word "Satoshi Nakamoto" into symbols and found that if the characters were interpreted as English letters, they formed the word "Hal Finney."


The report states that Japanese syllabary experts have transliterated the name "Satoshi Nakamoto." And when they looked at the resulting characters as Latin letters, they came up with the phrase “Hal Finney.”


Harold Thomas Finney II is an American programmer who joined PGP Corporation as the second developer hired by Phil Zimmerman. However, this name is directly associated with the creator of Bitcoin.


Hal Finney assumed that if Bitcoin in the future became the dominant payment system used throughout the world, then the total market value of the coin would have to be equal to the value of all the world's wealth.


He estimates that the total assets of all households globally range from $100 trillion to $300 trillion. Since the total number of bitcoins is limited to 20 million coins, in the event of its total dominance, the cost of one bitcoin could rise to $10 million per coin.


In January 2009, Hal Finney became the first person to receive Bitcoin from Satoshi Nakamoto. However, despite this, it is still unknown whether he is the real Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin. 


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