When Canadian developer Peter Todd found out that a new HBO documentary, Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery, was set to identify him as Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of bitcoin, he was mostly just pissed. “This was clearly going to be a circus,” Todd told WIRED in an email.

Core developer Peter Todd was revealed as Nakamoto in the documentary shot by Cullen Hoback. Todd, however, denied being Nakamoto in a previous email to CoinDesk.

A new documentary claims to have ‘unmasked’ Satoshi Nakamoto, the enigmatic and elusive figure believed to have created cryptocurrency Bitcoin. In Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery, which premiered on HBO earlier this month,

Peter Todd enters hiding after an HBO documentary hints he might be Bitcoin's inventor, sparking controversy and safety concerns.

Peter Todd, a Bitcoin core developer, has gone into hiding over fears for his safety after an HBO documentary named him Bitcoin’s creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.

Renowned economist Peter Schiff expressed his disappointment over not being featured in HBO’s new documentary on Satoshi Nakamoto despite his reputation as a ‘well-known’ Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) critic.

Last night, HBO aired a documentary about Bitcoin that claimed to reveal the identity of the cryptocurrency’s anonymous creator Satoshi Nakamoto. In Money Electric, journalist Cullen Hoback chased the identity of the mysterious creator and came to a controversial conclusion. According to Hoback, Satoshi is software developer Peter Todd.

Remember the buzz surrounding the HBO (WBD) documentary that claimed to have uncovered the true identity of Bitcoin’s mysterious creator, Satoshi Nakamoto? It appears that the person identified as Satoshi has now gone underground,

Canadian computer scientist and cryptographer Peter Todd says he has been forced into hiding for fear of his personal safety after an HBO documentary claimed that he is Bitcoin’s mysterious creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.