It appears that Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux, is claiming to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the founder of Bitcoin.

Is he joking or is this the truth?

Thus began the drama.

Torvalds modified a single line in the Linux kernel, which left everyone in a state of confusion.

The amendment was as follows:

“Name = I’m Satoshi”.

This has left many people wondering what Torvalds’ intentions were with this change.

Is he recognized as the author of the most famous cryptocurrency in the world?

Or is he just joking and causing an interesting drama?

Linus Torvalds has always been nominated as “Satoshi!

Many people have said that Linus Torvalds might be Satoshi Nakamoto, the inventor of Bitcoin.

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He is also the founder and creator of Git, which is believed to have spawned the blockchain.

Also, all the rumors and circumstantial evidence fit into his schedule.

Although there is no confirmation that Torvalds had any connection to the creation of Bitcoin, several factors indicate that he possesses the necessary skills to be a Satoshi Nakamoto, including expertise in blockchain technology.

It is not the first time that Torvalds has been accused of being the father of Bitcoin.

Torvalds has already been questioned on this subject at several conferences.

However, he always refused to answer whether he was “Satoshi Nakamoto” or not.

There have been discussions about the true identity of the mysterious Bitcoin creator since the launch of the cryptocurrency.

There are a few posts by Satoshi Nakamoto on the developer forums.

They have all been studied for clues that will lead to the identification of the originator of Bitcoin.

Craig Wright yells: I’m Nakamoto.

There have been many theories on this subject over the years.

Recently, computer scientist Craig Wright was embroiled in a dispute in the United States.

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He claimed to be part of the team that created Bitcoin.

But it seems that the only person who thinks Wright is Nakamoto is Wright himself.

When he’s trapped in the courts to provide proof of his identity, Wright backs away.

The crypto community as a whole would be willing to accept Wright as Nakamoto if he was able to prove that he had access to the wallet of the legendary founder “Nakamoto.”

Recently, a $24 million Satoshi-era Bitcoin wallet was suddenly revitalized after 10.5 years.

But this is not the only wallet.

Approximately $9.8 billion worth of bitcoin is locked in the top and five oldest wallets, which have not been opened for nearly 10 years.

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