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Ryan Sean Adams (0:00)
What if Hal planned this all along?
David Hoffman (0:02)
Okay.
Ryan Sean Adams (0:02)
And so he has a 12 word seed phrase in his cryogenically preserved brain, and at some point in time, the technology will catch up. And his whole plot was like, how do I hold value across decades, maybe centuries? That'll take humanity to restore my body.
David Hoffman (0:19)
He's actually a huge fan of wealth and money.
Tyler Moroney (0:23)
Exactly. It was all a trick. Ryan, I think you have a novel.
Ryan Sean Adams (0:30)
Bankless Nation Fair. Excited to introduce you to our next guest. Bill Cohen is a best selling author. He's a financial journalist. We also have Tyler Moroney, he's a private investigator. So we've got the journalist plus investigator combo on the show today. Gentlemen, I wanted to congratulate you on making what I think and David has agreed with me. We've talked about this in depth. The best bitcoin documentary that I've ever seen that's probably ever been produced. Well done.
Bill Cohen (0:59)
Thank you.
Tyler Moroney (1:00)
Wow, that means a lot. Thank you. Four years of work, it better be okay, right?
Ryan Sean Adams (1:04)
Yeah, no, you guys put in the work and it shows, let's say, and you got many of the themes that I think we value very much in the crypto community. You've expressed those. You told the story in marvelous detail. I want to kind of split this into two parts because at the end of this we're going to include a link in the show notes, of course, to the documentary Finding Satoshi. And so the call to action is really for bankless listeners to go, go watch this documentary. It'll get you fired up on crypto again. It'll help you remember why you came here in the first place and why you choose to go bankless. But I want to divide this conversation that we're about to have into two parts. So the first part is the no spoilers part. Okay, so full disclosure. This documentary does reveal who the creators of the documentary think Satoshi actually was. All right, so the first part of this, we're going to talk about this without revealing who satoshi was. And the second part, we'll. We'll pause and I'll say, okay, insert spoilers. And then we can talk about who Satoshi actually was, because David and I have some questions about who you point to as the creator of bitcoin. So this is part one, no spoilers. And I want to start with the question that I was wondering as I left the documentary, which is, do you guys think you. You did it? Do you think you actually found satoshi? Is. Is the person or people you named in this documentary the actual satoshi or Is there more work to be done?
