Something strange happened in September 2014 — a moment where Bitcoin’s origin story, global power networks, and a series of bizarre coincidences collided.

1. The Calendar Entry

A newly released 20,000-page congressional document includes an email dated September 19, 2014.

A guest list for UN Climate Week in New York.

The names?

• Peter Thiel

• Larry Summers

• Bill Burns

• Gordon Brown

…and between two political heavyweights:

“satoshi (bitcoin)

No explanation. No surname. Just that name.

2. The Hack — 11 Days Earlier

On September 8, 2014, someone hacked Satoshi Nakamoto’s old email — the one tied to early Bitcoin development.

They accessed forum accounts too.

The digital identity of Bitcoin’s creator was suddenly in someone else’s hands.

Eleven days later, “Satoshi” appears on a high-level schedule.

3. The Dorian Nakamoto Chaos

Six months earlier, Newsweek published its infamous claim:

“We found Satoshi.”

The man?

Dorian Nakamoto — a brilliant but financially struggling former defense contractor who actually was born with the name Satoshi Nakamoto.

After media harassment, the real Satoshi’s long-silent account posted one message:

“I am not Dorian Nakamoto.”

It didn’t matter. The damage was done.

4. Epstein’s Crypto Connections

Throughout this same period, Epstein was deeply involved in early Bitcoin circles:

  • Donated $750,000 to MIT, funding Bitcoin Core development

  • Held crypto meetups at his Manhattan residence

  • Interfaced with major investors and policy figures

  • By 2018, he was discussing crypto tax policy with Steve Bannon

His interest wasn’t casual. He was plugged into the early crypto ecosystem more than most people realize.

5. So who was “satoshi (bitcoin)” in 2014?

Possibilities floated by researchers and analysts include:

• Dorian Nakamoto — vulnerable, misidentified, and suddenly world-famous

• Craig Wright — already trying to position himself as “Satoshi” in the mid-2010s

• Someone using Satoshi’s hacked accounts — the timing is uncanny

No one knows which — or why.

6. The Hal Finney Timeline

Just a month earlier, Hal Finney — the first person to ever receive a Bitcoin transaction — passed away.

His proximity to Dorian, writing style, and early involvement have fueled speculation for years.

If he knew anything, that knowledge vanished with him.

The Bigger Picture

Bitcoin doesn’t depend on whoever Satoshi was.

But September 2014 remains one of the strangest intersections in crypto history:

  • A hack of Satoshi’s accounts

  • A mysterious calendar entry

  • Misidentification by the media

  • Power networks paying attention

  • Early developers being funded

  • Bitcoin moving from counterculture to geopolitical relevance

Someone using the name “Satoshi” was in those rooms — or scheduled to be.

Whether it was the real Bitcoin creator or someone pretending… the timing raises questions that still haven’t been answered.

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