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Adam Back Denies He Is Anonymous Bitcoin Founder Satoshi Nakamoto
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Adam Back, CEO of Blockstream, publicly denied being Bitcoin’s anonymous creator Satoshi Nakamoto in April 2026, responding to a New York Times investigation linking him to the cryptocurrency’s origins.
The denial follows renewed speculation after the Times report, which Back dismissed as unfounded, emphasizing the lack of concrete evidence tying him to Nakamoto’s identity.
Back acknowledged public curiosity about Nakamoto’s true identity but noted the scarcity of digital evidence since the founder’s 2010 disappearance from online forums.
He framed the mystery as unsolvable due to minimal "digital breadcrumbs," leaving Nakamoto’s identity one of crypto’s most enduring unanswered questions.
The statement underscores the persistent intrigue—and lack of resolution—surrounding Bitcoin’s origins, now over two decades after its launch.
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Adam Back, Co-Founder and CEO of Blockstream, denied claims that he is the mysterious and anonymous founder of bitcoin after a New York Times investigation tied him to the creation of the currency. Back said that it's 'natural' that people are curious but that since Nakamoto stopped posting on online forums there have been few 'digital breadcrumbs' to point people towards an answer. (Source: Bloomberg)
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