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Event April 13, 2024 Added May 3, 2026 Updated September 19, 2026 Article

Satoshi Nakamoto Stylometric Analysis: 'Where is Satoshi?' — Bas van Dorst's 75,000-Author Open-Source Comparison Dataset (April 13, 2024)

Bas van Dorst ↔ Satoshi Nakamoto

On April 13, 2024, Bas van Dorst published Where is Satoshi?, a large-scale stylometric corpus comparing Satoshi against 75,000+ cryptography mailing-list authors and 70,000+ Reddit commenters.

Event September 30, 2021 Added February 22, 2026 Updated September 19, 2026 Article

PLOS ONE peer-reviewed study confirms Patoshi mining anomalies in early Bitcoin

Maria Oskarsdottir ↔ Jacky Mallett, Satoshi Nakamoto, Sergio Demian Lerner

Reykjavik University researchers published the first peer-reviewed PLOS ONE study of the Patoshi pattern, identifying two nonce anomalies (P and Z) and finding the P anomaly in all 64 first blocks.

Event January 29, 2021 Added September 18, 2026 Updated September 18, 2026 Article

Elon Musk Added #Bitcoin to His Twitter Bio in 2021

Lennart Ante ↔ Elon Musk

On January 29, 2021, Musk changed his Twitter bio to #bitcoin and Bitcoin jumped within hours. A peer-reviewed study of 47 Musk crypto events found Bitcoin alone showed no significant average effect.

Event April 16, 2014 Added May 3, 2026 Updated September 19, 2026 Article

Nick Szabo Identified as Bitcoin Whitepaper Author: Aston University Forensic Linguistics Stylometric Study of 11 Satoshi Candidates ('Project Bitcoin', April 2014)

Aston University Centre for Forensic Linguistics ↔ Nick Szabo, Satoshi Nakamoto

Aston University Centre for Forensic Linguistics released Project Bitcoin (April 2014): a stylometric study under Jack Grieve naming Szabo as the most likely whitepaper author among 11 candidates.