Cryptocurrency holders have gathered questions for an interview with a missing bitcoin developer

The administrators of the official Twitter page of the Kraken crypto exchange suggested that members of the crypto community have a lot of questions for the creator of bitcoin, Сатоші Накамото" href="https://noworries.media/biography/satoshi-nakamoto/" data-bio-id="4232">Satoshi Nakamoto. The trading platform’s team offered to ask them under one of its posts.

«Satoshi Nakamoto is entering the room. Write down the first thing you would ask him ,» the Kraken team asked users. The post quickly attracted the attention of cryptocurrency community members, who began to offer their own versions. Among the most popular questions to Satoshi Nakamoto:

• Do you have private keys?
• How many bitcoins do you have?
• Are you going to sell your bitcoins?
• Why did you make the BTC halving happen every 210,000 mined blocks? Does the decision have anything to do with the frequency of US presidential elections or financial market cycles?
• How do you assess what the crypto industry has become? Does it meet your expectations?
• What project did you start working on after bitcoin?
• Where have you been all this time?
• Do you have other coins in your portfolio besides bitcoin?
• Is the Ordinals protocol dangerous for bitcoin?
• What do you think of the PEPE memecoin?

There were also some complaints. In the comments, there were investors who lost their savings due to investments in BTC. They would like to ask Satoshi where their money is. Some of the survey participants could not decide on a single question and suggested that Nakamoto arrange a full interview.

It should be reminded that Satoshi Nakamoto disappeared from the public space back in April 2011 and has not been seen since, so there are assumptions that he is dead. There is also a theory that an entire development team is behind the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. Before his disappearance, Nakamoto claimed to be Japanese, born on April 5, 1975. However, he was very fluent in English, so many believed him to be a resident of an English-speaking country.