satoshi

How many BTC is transferred in the transaction is irrelevant (which is why they use 1 Satoshi as an example).

These wallets implement Simplified Payment Verification as described by Satoshi in section 8 of the original bitcoin paper[1].

They could tell their users: you've generated 1 satoshi this month, just 5459 more to go...

The backlog has since been drastically reduced and high priority fees are back in the 50,000 satoshi per kb range [0]...

After all, even Satoshi thought Bitcoin is experiment, not the final solution to 1000s problems.

Hal was concerned about a potential DoS attack though, and after discussion, Satoshi agreed.

Even during the stress test I saw high priority fees hovering around the 85,000 satoshi/byte range, and never in the 1,000,000+ satoshi/byte range that you're talking about.

Now once again contrast it to how Satoshi quietly created probably one of the most important projects of the last decade without asking for a cent.

If you do not know who Satoshi Kanazawa is, you should look him up, or you can ask the psychology subreddits what their assessment is of that website.

Both Satoshi and I objected that it wouldn't scale at 1MB.

Finally, I begin to understand why Satoshi started with money.

> Maybe it’s even Satoshi Nakamoto herself.

From it's scammy beginnings (the anonymous "Satoshi"), to all the legal problems and scams of Mt.

> "Satoshi Nakamoto" is almost certainly an alias, and maybe even an alias for a group of people.

"Satoshi Nakamoto" is almost certainly an alias, and maybe even an alias for a group of people.

However, by being the first and best service provider on a new decentralized platform, they would profit (I call this business plan the "Satoshi model").

Satoshi Kon is one of my favorite anime directors.

The Poisson process equation is actually in Satoshi's whitepaper.

(Nitpick: And at current rates, Satoshi's coins are probably worth much less than a billion dollars.