A New York Times investigation points to the 55-year-old inventor of hashcash as the most likely identity behind Satoshi Nakamoto A forensic investigation by the New York Times has identified British cryptographer Adam Back as the most credible candidate yet for Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, based on an analysis of writing style, technical fingerprints and circumstantial evidence accumulated over 17 years of speculation. The report, by journalist John Carreyrou, draws on an AI-powered analysis of a database of more than 30,000 users to examine a highly specific linguistic quirk: the incorrect use of hyphens.
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