Satoshi Nakamoto is NOT gone… He could be in PRISON?!
Yeah, I know it sounds crazy — but hear me out.
Some believe that Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious creator of Bitcoin, is actually Paul Le Roux — a programming genius born in Zimbabwe… and a cartel king.
Let's break down this crazy theory:
Who is Paul Le Roux?
A brilliant programmer.
He created E4M — an encryption software so powerful, even the NSA struggled.
He believed that privacy = freedom — and wrote a manifesto about it. Ring a bell?
Then things got dark.
In the 2000s, Paul launched online pharmacies that circumvented regulations.
He expanded his business. Then built a global criminal empire.
Fake passports. Encrypted networks. Drug trafficking. Contract killings.
It was organized like a military operation.
In 2008, he needed a way to transfer money globally, undetected.
This is the year Bitcoin was born.
Wait — this is where it gets weird:
One of Paul’s known aliases?
Paul Solotshi Calder Le Roux.
Solotshi… Satoshi?
Coincidence?
Satoshi disappeared in 2010.
Le Roux was arrested in 2012.
In the Kleiman vs. Wright trial, a leaked document mentioned Paul Le Roux.
It was the first time anyone linked him to Bitcoin.
Even in court, he told the judge he wanted to create a Bitcoin mining company.
The connections are crazy:
• Programming genius? Checked.
• Need global and anonymous money movements? Checked.
• Obsessed with privacy and freedom? Checked.
But there are doubts:
• The coding style doesn't match.
• Le Roux was chaotic, Satoshi was calm.
• Bitcoin was never used in his crimes.
• And the last real message from Satoshi dates back to 2014 — Le Roux was already in prison.
So… who do you think Satoshi really is?
A rebellious programmer? A group of cypherpunks? Or… a king in a prison cell?
Post your theory below.
