It is interesting how humans can keep secrets but the latest John McAfee outburst about unmasking the real Satoshi Nakamoto is not a well-kept secret. Instead, it looks like some cheap publicity with no gains at the end of the tunnel.

McAfee has in the past been going against the law. His revelation that he is about to reveal the real Bitcoin creator should not be announced on Twitter. Instead, he should have followed the right channel. If Satoshi was a virus or hacker, many would have believed the McAfee antivirus brain child for once.

A week is too Short, McAfee

The clock appears to be ticking faster for McAfee after promising to “reveal the real identity of Satoshi” in a week. He goes on to say the real Bitcoin creator is not happy about the “unmasking”; it seems like they have been in touch somehow.

As a software pioneer, he has what it takes to try and track Satoshi but his line of expertise betrays him. He has turned into a bounty hunter. But hey; what’s the big deal with unmasking the ten year old secret? Many have tried and those who know Bitcoin would not mind meeting Satoshi Nakamoto.

Where is Nakamoto?

According to McAfee, Satoshi Nakamoto has a US address and he is actually alive! So, is it possible to track him (or her) down and present him to the public? How much is the Bitcoin Creator worth? These are some of the questions that have remained unanswered for more than a decade.

Bitcoin commands over 50% of the crypto market MCAP. With the current 17million plus coins in circulation, Satoshi’s stake could be something above $5billion and counting. But he has not been moving these cons for the last 10 years an indication that he died and his private key lies somewhere!

What happens if his personal wealth, in BTC, enters the market? Your guess is as good as mine. All we are anticipating is the unmasking of Satoshi Nakamoto by one John McAfee soon