Family is the real flex.

> you’ll never start a rocket company > you’ll never build your own engines > you’ll never be able to use off-the-shelf parts > you’ll never survive three launch failures > you’ll never reach orbit > you’ll never win NASA’s trust > you’ll never launch cargo to the ISS > you’ll never compete with Boeing > you’ll never compete with Lockheed > you’ll never make rockets reusable > you’ll never land a rocket vertically > you’ll never land one on a drone ship > you’ll never reuse a booster > you’ll never fly the same booster 10 times > you’ll never fly the same booster 20 times > you’ll never fly the same booster 30 times > you’ll never recover and reuse the fairing > you’ll never lower launch costs > you’ll never launch every month > you’ll never launch every week > you’ll never launch multiple times a week > you’ll never carry astronauts > you’ll never replace Roscosmos > you’ll never fly civilians to orbit > you’ll never manufacture satellites at scale > you’ll never build the biggest constellation ever > you’ll never make satellite internet work > you’ll never make satellite internet fast > you’ll never make satellite internet affordable > you’ll never serve rural customers > you’ll never serve aircraft and ships > you’ll never build a methane rocket engine > you’ll never make full-flow staged combustion work > you’ll never build the most powerful rocket ever > you’ll never build a rocket bigger than Saturn V > you’ll never build it out of stainless steel > you’ll never launch Starship > you’ll never separate Super Heavy and Starship > you’ll never relight Raptor in space > you’ll never bring Super Heavy back > you’ll never catch a booster with Mechazilla tower arms > you’ll never launch 85% of mass to orbit worldwide > you’ll never change the economics of space > you’ll never force the entire industry to copy you > you’ll never win > you’ll never IPO   Congratulations to @elonmusk and the SpaceX team. You did what countless people said was impossible, and you did it time and time again.   Today is your day. You deserve this. May it be a glorious one.

RT @RoyPrice: Good doc with @WilliamCohan and my brother. New Satoshi documentary makes the case @halfin and Len Sassaman were Bitcoin's…

Finding Satoshi is the best crypto doc ever made. Approached the subject without bias and treated it for what it is: one of the great mysteries of modern times. Spoke with super informed people, and beautifully explained Bitcoin's history and the key concepts that make it work. I learned a ton I didn't already know, including about Len Sassaman, a fascinating character of history. I won't spoil it, but there's a chance one of the people involved is cryogenically frozen and comes back one day to see how it all played out. Worth the $18. Artfully done @WilliamCohan, @tydamar and everyone involved in @findingsatoshi_

They found Satoshi

I just watched a beautifully crafted documentary, Finding Satoshi. This is a masterful storytelling of the history of the Cypherpunk movement. It reminded me why I'm here in the first place. @findingsatoshi_

The Finding Satoshi documentary is the most thoughtful take on this subject I've seen out there. It's coming out tomorrow, but Coinbase users can get early access today. Open your Coinbase app to find out more!

BREAKING🚨 New documentary “Finding Satoshi” prediction is that Hal Finney and Len Sassaman collaborated to create Bitcoin The creator of Bitcoin was never one person - two cypherpunks - two different skillsets one identity - both part of the cypherpunk movement - both worked around PGP encryption - both connected to Phil Zimmermann shared philosophy Hal Finney - software developer - expert in C - built RPOW (proof of work system before Bitcoin) - first person to ever receive a Bitcoin transaction Len Sassaman - cryptographer - expert in anonymity systems - ran cypherpunk mailing lists - specialized in writing and protocol design October 2008 - Bitcoin whitepaper drops January 2009 - first Bitcoin transaction - Satoshi sends BTC to Hal Finney public interaction or staged? April 18, 2009 - Hal Finney runs a 10-mile race photos exist timeline confirmed at the same time - Satoshi is sending emails - discussing technical details - actively working impossible for one person, someone else was there but timeline starts making sense 2009–2011 - Satoshi active - both Finney and Sassaman alive April 2011 - Satoshi disappears July 2011 - Len Sassaman dies 2014 - Hal Finney dies Satoshi never returns the theory - Finney wrote the code - Sassaman wrote the words - both shared the identity maybe Satoshi was one person maybe it was two but if it was a team this is the closest answer we’ve ever had

Who Satoshi is no longer matters for Bitcoin. That said, I agree this is the most thoughtful piece I’ve seen on the topic. It stands in contrast to prior self-indulgent exposés, approaching the topic with humility and kindness - qualities Satoshi and Bitcoin have earned.

The new Finding Satoshi documentary is extremely good and worth watching. It's the only approach I've seen that took it seriously, interviewed a wide range of people, used actual investigators, and also looked into evidence that contradicted their hypotheses. 1/2

Watch the doc that chronicles our investigation, Finding Satoshi, today at findingsatoshi.com

The Finding Satoshi documentary is finally out today. I'll be honest, when I first heard about it I rolled my eyes. Yet another doc trying to solve the Satoshi mystery... but this one surprised me. This is a four-year forensic investigation asking a question that's never been properly answered: Who created Bitcoin? @natbrunell said it perfectly: "It's less about putting a name on Satoshi and more about tracing where Bitcoin came from: the ideas, the people, the years of cryptographic work that made it possible." Spoiler: it's not about human greed. The @franfinney moments hit hardest. Natalie said it best: "Their love was an inspiration. Fran's love for Hal comes through in every word she shares." Nearly a decade in this industry. I've never seen this story told this way. Can't wait to hear what you think. Watch it at FindingSatoshi.com/kelley. Use code KELLEY for 20% off.

I saw this a few months ago and couldn’t wait for it to finally go live. With all the noise and hit pieces around #Bitcoin, it arrives right when it’s needed most. If anyone’s still asking who is Satoshi Nakamoto… this is the one you send. FindingSatoshi.com/kelley

Finding Satoshi is one of the most well-produced Bitcoin documentaries I've had the pleasure of watching. I learned a few things and so will you... it's available today at findingsatoshi.com/

'I suspect you got to the right answer': New Satoshi documentary makes the case Hal Finney and Len Sassaman were Bitcoin's co-creators theblock.co/post/398423/find…

🎬 "Finding Satoshi," a new documentary tracking the mystery behind bitcoin's elusive founder, is out tomorrow. "It's one of the greatest mysteries of the 21st century," Puck's @WilliamCohan says. More The Daily Wolf with @scottmelker: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…

🔥 NEW: "Finding Satoshi" documentary releases tomorrow, Brian Armstrong calls it the most thoughtful take on the subject.

Just finished watching an advance copy of findingsatoshi.com/ The filmmakers managed to pull off a satisfying, fitting, and, to my surprise, very moving film about the search for the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto in a way I hadn’t thought was possible. Highly recommend it.

"If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles." — Sun Tzu, The Art of War