Did the inventor of bitcoin just reappear onlilne after four years with one word – Nour?

Did the inventor of bitcoin just make his first post on line in four years? Just this week, a few days ago, the original inventor of bitcoin who goes by the name Satoshi Nakamoto, was active on his online social media platform. Was it him? Is he back? Was he hacked? Who is he really anyway? All these questions. Let’s find out what’s going on.
In 2009 Satoshi Nakamoto released bitcoin as an entity online and it has grown a life of its own ever since. We still don’t know who Satoshi is or anything about the owner of the pseudonym. Still we know his email account which uploaded the original papers, and that he disappeared in 2010 already from online activity. It’s also roumoured that he was hacked in 2014 so it could even be a fake Satoshi. So much is so cryptic about this crypto.
Well after no activity online for four years this Satoshi posts a one word comment on his social media site. A single word, can you imagine – what is he trying to say? The word is “Nour”. It’s not even English. It’s Arabic. It means “Light” but it is also one of the 99 names of God in the Islamic tradition. In fact it’s the name of the 24th chapter of the Koran. That being said, that’s what he said. So what did he say? I guess it depends who he is. And we know either of these answers. So we may never know what was said there by that one word. And it’s obviously not Dr Craig Wright, that apparent impostor.
Nevertheless we can approach it cryptically. It’s a common child’s name for either gender in Islam. It has such good connotations to it, like supreme luck. “The Prime Light”, “the one who guides”. So it has divine connotations as well as great good fortune. Why would the inventor of bitcoin make that statement now suddenly out of the blue without explaining himself? It’s very possibly not himself, but then what would a hacker be saying by saying “Nour”? That’s a second question. So those are the two questions. What are either Satoshi or a hacker saying by saying “Nour”? Are they blessing us? That makes sense to me. People will be reading so much into it now, expecting a price rise. Let’s not read too much more into it. For me it’s a great blessing. By seeing the situation positively I allow the best outcome to manifest.
Of course if the original bitcoin wallet of Satoshi Nakamoto starts moving some of his untouched bitcoin around, that could make some waves for the whales. A huge amount of the total bitcoin ever mined still sits in the original wallet of the inventor Satoshi himself. It’s never moved and it’s a big chunk. Can you imagine mining it in those days like peanuts. There are probably better examples but that was by the bucket. Well that may affect the price considerably, probably dropping it due to the extra liquidity.
Anyway whoever it is has blessed the world with bitcoin and now blessed us again with a word... Nour. Nourcoin? I mean, not Litecoin, obviously. More the divine light. We are but receivers of the mercy of the heavenly deities who shine as the sun and moon. That’s how I sum it up. That’s the way we attract further Nour or good fortune or blessings or prana...pranacoin, that’s a good one.
It is apparently also fire in Aramaic, so the word has quite a history. It certainly sums up spirit if you ask me. Some will refer you to the urban dictionary where it tells you that Nour is a name for a loving and affectionate girl. A muse perhaps? A luck bringer. Interesting how cultures have shifted the use of words and language to suit some unconscious need to hybridise what they have to express creativity and originality, much like a sperm and an egg do when they come together and make a third unique personality. Well we will just have to read into it what we choose at this stage. This is almost as cryptic as Qanon. I’m not going to say much more. You decide for yourself. As the observer a babaji would be equipoised in ups or downs, highs or lows, fud or fomo. Buy this rumour if you want or learn to see the news pass you by like water in a stream, never to be the same stuff in the same place at the same time ever again.