Brian Armstrong: New Satoshi Doc is the Best Yet

Chief US exchange chief Brian Armstrong has endorsed the new documentary about Satoshi, saying it is “the most thoughtful take” yet on the identity of Bitcoin’s anonymous creator.

The 101-minute film, which will be released this Wednesday, is the culmination of a four-year investigation by New York Times bestselling investigative journalist William D. private Investigator, Cohan and investigator Tyler Maroney.

The new documentary is being billed as part investigative thriller and part human portrait.

The documentary also includes interviews with industry heavyweights of the likes Michael Saylor (MicroStrategy), Joseph Lubin (Ethereum), Fred Ehrsam (Coinbase) and Brian Brooks. It also consists of former SEC Chair Gary Gensler, journalist Kara Swisher, Haun Ventures CEO Katie Haune and Bitcoin security engineer Jameson Lopp.

After the film’s end, The CEO of Coinbase praised the movie’S ending and said that users were given exclusive early access to the documentary through its exchange’d mobile app for use with their own personal application on CoinBase.

Investment manager Ross Gerber also lauded the release, calling it a “very well done” and “in-depth look” for crypto fans.

A crowded field

The media has had a long-time obsession with unmasking the Bitcoin creator.

A recent HBO documentary controversially pointed the finger at early core developer Peter Todd.

In a recent statement, journalist John Carreyrou said with “99% confidence” that Satoshi is Satorshi (the founder of cryptography), the father-of-three Adam Back. Back has strongly denied the claim, arguing that Satoshi may be British in fact.

However, some believe that Satoshi’s identity should remain hidden, and the cryptocurrency community should protect it.

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