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After more than 10 years since the inception of Bitcoin (BTC), its pseudonymous creator Satoshi Nakamoto still remains a mystery. Being an inspirational figure to the crypto space, Cointelegraph asked Twitter what questions they would have for Nakamoto if they had a chance to talk.\u00a0<\/p>\n
From asking about their private keys and thoughts about Bitcoin mining to conspiracy theories about artificial intelligence trying to take control of humanity, the community members shared their most colorful questions for the Bitcoin creator.\u00a0<\/p>\n
A Twitter user replied<\/a> that they would have a conversation with Nakamoto about various topics from the economy to coding, up to their perspectives on the universe, life and health. The community member said that “a brilliant mind has to be heard on anything.”<\/p>\n Another community member brought<\/a> up the topic of Bitcoin mining. The Twitter user said that they would ask Nakamoto about their thoughts about less energy-intensive alternative blockchains and if they would consider it as a feasible replacement for Bitcoin. Meanwhile, another question poked at the BTC creator\u2019s thoughts on his vision versus the current status. They tweeted:\u00a0<\/p>\n If the way Bitcoin is right now, is what he wanted it to be, or if Bitcoin has lost the way<\/p>\n \u2014 MK O’Jay (@Mesakkasem) September 2, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n One user brought up the topic of recovering lost Bitcoin. The Twitter user said<\/a> that they would ask Nakamoto if there is any way to recover all those lost BTC. In a previous interview with Cointelegraph, Kim Grauer, an executive at analytics firm Chainalysis, said that\u00a0around 3.7 million BTC,\u00a0worth $75 billion at the time of writing, has been lost.<\/p>\n Many believe that Bitcoin is a hedge against inflation due to its inherent feature of having a limited supply. This may be why another response raised the issue of the public’s understanding of money and scarcity. According to a community member, they would ask<\/a> Nakamoto if they had ever anticipated that the masses would have little understanding of financial concepts and scarcity, suggesting that if people understood, they would be all over Bitcoin and ditching inflationary currencies.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n