Is JoelKatz A.K.A. David Schwartz Satoshi Nakamoto?
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December 2, 2021 8:44 pm
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Could one of the architects of XRP be the fabled Satoshi Nakamoto?
In 2019 the late John McAfee was alleged to have claimed that Schwartz was in fact Nakamoto, but he has consistently denied those rumors.
David Schwartz reportedly filed a patent for a DLT type technology back in 1988….
That’s not all though, according to sources Schwartz also worked for The C.I.A., and there are rumored emails of Nakamoto praising Ripple as early as 2009.
I encourage you to check out the thread by Anders L which you can access by clicking on his tweet below.
Let’s take a look at the information connecting Schwartz to the Nakamoto identity:
Digital Asset Investor: “John McAfee allegedly tweeted in 2019 that David Schwartz is the secret creator of BTC and quickly deleted Tweet.
McAfee Tweet: “Satoshi is and always has been the only person it could ever be — David Schwartz” pic.twitter.com/MJwZVAvOwz
— Spiritual Warlord 🔺 (@truthcrumbs) June 24, 2021
And here’s where it starts to get REALLY interesting…
Amazing research done by Anders_L, which is all documented and all factual.
What do you make of this?
1/11
The Great Ripple Conspiracy
What if it all leads back to Ripple and David Schwartz?
This would shake the crypto market to its core if proven to be true.https://t.co/Almqf91KyN
— Anders L 🐿 (@X__Anderson) April 20, 2019
3/11
1. John McAfee allegedly tweeted out that David Schwartz was the creator of Bitcoin and quickly deleted the tweet. .@LoveForCrypto17 and others covered the tweet.https://t.co/ySJHXhXMti
— Anders L 🐿 (@X__Anderson) April 20, 2019
5/11
Back in 2009, Satoshi mentioned Ripple in an e-mail:”Ripple is interesting in that it’s the only other system that does something with trust besides concentrate it into a central server”
This must have related to Ripplepay, predecessor to Ripplehttps://t.co/ZeRGULhZTo pic.twitter.com/cHTJBIldg6
— Anders L 🐿 (@X__Anderson) April 20, 2019
7/11
This was dated in April 23, 2011.Interestingly Ripple was started in 2012 and if I’m not mistaken they started to work on the XRPL code in 2011.
— Anders L 🐿 (@X__Anderson) April 20, 2019
9/11
4. Bob Way stated he had a theory that David Schwartz was Satoshi Nakamoto but it was denied by Schwartz.https://t.co/fkLoPIHLQI
Bob Way was one of the first employees at Ripple. pic.twitter.com/C93KM8plND
— Anders L 🐿 (@X__Anderson) April 20, 2019
11/11
These are all coincidences that makes you wonder. Maybe we will never find out the real truth. Perhaps it could be David? Perhaps it was a team of people? Someone else?
Who knows? What I do know is that if it would be proven to be true, it would shock the crypto market!
— Anders L 🐿 (@X__Anderson) April 20, 2019
And remember when Dan Pena said “if you knew who was behind Bitcoin, you would RUN!”?
Well, that’s not entirely accurate…he didn’t “say it” so much as “shout it” like he does everything, but still the point remains.
Watch this short clip:
Hmmm….so most in crypto despise XRP, would knowing that David Schwartz (@JoelKatz) created it cause people to flip out?
I think so.
Here’s more, according to Daily Hodl:
In response to questions posted on Twitter regarding whether he’s responsible for building the Bitcoin network, Schwartz says he didn’t find out about Bitcoin until 2011 – two years after BTC came into existence. Schwartz, who is one of the original architects of the XRP ledger, believes it is more likely Bitcoin’s pseudonymous architect was actually a small group of people, rather than a single person.
“I think it’s more plausible that Satoshi was a small group of people given the wide set of skills displayed and the amount of work done. It could have been one person, but that seems somewhat unlikely to me.”
Here’s more from our late friend John McAfee on the topic.
Anyone else miss this guy?
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