SATOSHI NAKAMOTO!
We all know the name. The inventor of bitcoin itself. But with all the recent success, it got me thinking. Who really is Satoshi Nakamoto? And why such a low profile? Well, I did some research and dissected the name a few ways. I have my own theory about this that I’ve decided to share below.
Is the name a simple puzzle?
Let's just start with the basics of this puzzle.
“In most cases, when someone creates a puzzle for a contest or competition like MIT's Mystery Hunt, the solution to that puzzle is a piece of text, either a word or a phrase, perhaps an instruction. (Some other solutions are numbers, and I suppose some could be pictures.) But when a puzzle is number-based, how does one get from a number or group of numbers to a word or phrase?
The most useful tool is a substitution cipher where each letter of the alphabet is represented by a number which corresponds to that letter's position in the alphabet. In simplest terms, this can be written as A=1, B=2 ... Z=26. Since A is the first letter of the alphabet, it is represented by the number 1. B, the second letter, is represented by 2. Z, the last of the 26 letters in the alphabet, is represented by 26.”
Okay, so let's go!
SA TO SHI NA KA MO TO
19 1 20 15 19 8 9 141 11 1 13 15 20 15
possibly this might represent dates in history, seems too simple. 2015 is repeated twice… But this is way too simple.
Below are references for dates in history, tax code laws, currency rates through time, etc. If you think this might be a possibility check them out and more. (Continued below)!
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/26/1411
https://worldhistoryproject.org/1912/page/1
http://usd.currencyrate.today/btc/1989
https://www.google.com/search?q=bitcoin+2015&oq=bitcoin+2015&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l5.3022j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
The Otoma Kanih Sotas Story: And why this is just dumb. (source at the bottom of this page)
This happens to be a huge conspiracy. People are convinced that this is the real answer to the mystery of Satoshi. But running this name as an exact anagram also seems too unlikely. This is definitely pointing more towards a more computational logic, which is just like the nature of bitcoin itself.
Some Basic Math:
Let us try taking each reoccurring letter in the name and then multiply them by the times they appear in the name.
SATOSHI NAKAMOTO
Ss-2 = 19 x 2 = 28
tt -2 = 20 x 2 =40
ooo-3 = 15 x 3= 45
h-1 = 8 x 1= 8
i - 1= 9 x 1 = 9
n - 1= 14 x 1 = 14
aaa-3 = 1x 3 = 3
k -1 = 11 x 1 = 11
m-1 = 13 x 1 = 13
Neatly laid out is:
28 40 45 89 14 3 11 13
re ordered is:
3 8 9 11 13 14 28 40 45
Maybe these are coordinates i.e latitude/longitude? Let's try something else because I’m thinking more and more that maybe a human wrote the script for a Network, but maybe the code has the ability to manage itself as a sole operator, more than just as "the client". Maybe this entity is Satoshi, that is, it lives within the network without the need of human interference. And maybe the answer for where to locate such is in the code. Let's keep going.
Now could the whole name be a formula including numbers:
Using handy google. I found a Japanese keyboard that had the corresponding symbols that are in Satoshi's name. Exactly.
Let's try Satoshi Nakamoto again:

We get : XSDUTMS ( Just in Letters )
Backwards it's: SMTUDSX
But if you look closesly there is only 2 cases where you can actually substitute the letters for numbers which is in (To—Shi) Which would be 23 or 2+3= 5.
This leaves us with SATOSHI NAKAMOTO either interpreted as:
X23#TM2 -or- X5 # TM2
Looking at these symbols seperately I realised that, holy shit, this looks like a computational equation. Something I would have done in algebra and physics. Could X=23? What could T/M2 mean?
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Could this name really be some sort of EQUATION? Maybe one that points to a node in the blockchain, or a certain genesis block number that would mark the roll out of something bigger than we ever thought?
If so, whats your take?
Here are some links I searched for reference only:
(I.E this is purely opinion and research based, it is not perfect. I am not a mathematician and I just wanted to start a dialogue)
http://moonatnoon.com/puzzles/reference/a1b2z26.html
http://mottie.github.io/Unicode/
http://www.word-buff.com/solving-anagrams.html
http://mathforum.org/library/drmath/view/56870.html
https://www.latlong.net/Show-Latitude-Longitude.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TM2
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User X23