The mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto: The most popular on The Paper, the most popular on Caixin, and the most powerful on Interface

In addition to the recent attack on Baidu, people in the cryptocurrency circle also need to pay attention to the mysterious incident of the father of Bitcoin. Australian entrepreneur Craig Wright claimed that he is the father of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto, through well-known foreign media such as the BBC, and provided evidence. Domestic mainstream media have also reported on it. The following is a general summary. If there are any errors or omissions, please point them out:
Most forwarded microblogs <br/>A microblog posted by Caixin.com at 15:00 on May 2 has been forwarded more than 800 times, but the microblog link is only a news link. Then a 35-second video report titled "Father of Bitcoin Finally Revealed" was found on the website, which was sourced from a BBC video with Chinese subtitles.

The media that paid the most attention to this matter<br/>Among the mainstream media, the Financial Reform Lab of The Paper was the one that paid the most attention to this matter. It published two articles in a row, and the titles are worth pondering. The article on May 3 listed the views of various parties, and I believe it is the mainstream media that followed the matter the most thoroughly.

May 2, 16:00: Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto contacted the media: I am Australian Craig Wright

May 3, 8:00: Australian Wright is the father of Bitcoin? Why didn't he publish the private key of the first block?

Most reposted
On May 3, the Beijing Times' "True Identity of Bitcoin Founder Revealed" was reprinted by Xinhuanet and then radiated to major portals such as Sina Technology and NetEase, representing the basic tone of the official media. This article, like the report of Huanqiu.com, reminds everyone in the article that Satoshi Nakamoto holds about 1 million bitcoins.

The most powerful report
At 12:00 on May 3, Jiemian published "The New York Times: Australian programmer claims to be the founder of Bitcoin, but the mystery of Satoshi Nakamoto remains unsolved", involving sensitive words such as Canal State documents. The audience inside the wall may wish to watch. Please pay attention to the original title of the New York Times

The most ridiculous popular science

In the article "Australian entrepreneur claims to be the 'founder of Bitcoin'" published by Xinhua News Agency at 22:00 on May 2, the article also explained the causal relationship between the number of Bitcoins and difficulty.

This is obviously different from Chang Jian’s focus. “Satoshi Nakamoto” deceived the media again and again. Media friends, please learn this first: How to use the message signature of the Bitcoin client?

The calmest media

Huxiu mentioned this in its morning report on May 3, categorizing it as "miscellaneous news with nowhere to go," and also quoted the source of Sina Technology. However, 36kr did not find any relevant reports, and it was obviously not noticed by the editor.

A metaphor posted by Hu Yilin (PhD in Philosophy of Science and Technology from Peking University, postdoctoral fellow from Beijing Normal University, and owner of Suixuan) on Weibo on May 2 may represent the views of most people in the circle: