  The mystery about the ingenious creator of Bitcoin concealing behind the
pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto has been fascinating the global public for more than
a decade. Suddenly jumping out of the dark in 2008, this persona hurled the
decentralized electronic cash system "Bitcoin", which has reached a peak market
capitalization in the region of 1 trillion USD. In a purposely agnostic, and
meticulous "lea-ving no stone unturned" approach, this study presents new hard
facts, which evidently slipped through Satoshi Nakamoto's elaborate privacy
shield, and derives meaningful pointers that are primarily inferred from
Bitcoin's whitepaper, its blockchain parameters, and data that were widely up
to his discretion. This ample stack of established and novel evidence is
systematically categorized, analyzed, and then connected to its related,
real-world ambient, like relevant locations and happenings in the past, and at
the time. Evidence compounds towards a substantial role of the Benelux
cryptography ecosystem, with strong transatlantic links, in the creation of
Bitcoin. A consistent biography, a psychogram, and gripping story of an
ingenious, multi-talented, autodidactic, reticent, and capricious polymath
transpire, which are absolutely unique from a history of science and technology
perspective. A cohort of previously fielded and best matches emerging from the
investigations are probed against an unprecedently restrictive, multi-stage
exclusion filter, which can, with maximum certainty, rule out most "Satoshi
Nakamoto" candidates, while some of them remain to be confirmed. With this
article, you will be able to decide who is not, or highly unlikely to be
Satoshi Nakamoto, be equipped with an ample stack of systematically categorized
evidence and efficient methodologies to find suitable candidates, and can
possibly unveil the real identity of the creator of Bitcoin - if you want.
