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A reanalysis of van Dorst's stylometric corpus for the five most-cited candidates. Szabo led them, in the top 4.67% of 12,739 authors, but 594 unnamed authors came closer.
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.
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.
On December 1, 2013, blogger Skye Grey published Satoshi Nakamoto is (probably) Nick Szabo — the first public stylometric study naming Szabo as Satoshi, reported by TechCrunch on December 5.
The only record of Satoshi's gender is one field on a profile that has never been confirmed, yet Satoshi is still called 'he.' Every named candidate is a man, and it all traces to a male pen name.