Satoshi Nakamoto Account Exposed as Fake!

Satoshi Nakamoto Account Exposed as Fake!!! The owner of the Satoshi username on X has revealed their identity and asked Elon Musk for help in regaining control of the account.

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The person behind the @satoshi account on the social media platform X made a surprise by revealing their personal identity.

The account shared a post on the X platform, announcing that the account has been under the control of Craig Wright since 2018, following a purchase agreement with the previous owner.

Craig Wright is a person who claims to be the founder of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto, but has not provided any concrete evidence to support this claim. Wright argues that the current Bitcoin has deviated from its original form and, for this reason, created the Bitcoin SV altcoin, which he claims is faithful to the original Bitcoin.

In the post made by the account owner, it was stated that the @satoshi username was stolen from Craig Wright on January 1st. According to the explanation, the person who stole the account is constantly selling the username to other people and then regaining control of the account.

The fake Satoshi account claimed that hackers found a vulnerability that allows them to take control of any account on the X platform. They even claimed that the SEC official account, which shared the fake Bitcoin Spot ETF approval, was also seized by hackers using this method.

Hugh, the account owner, stated that he actually could not take full control of the Satoshi account and asked for help from Elon Musk.