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{{source|These are emails between [[Dustin Trammel]] (aka Druid) and [[Satoshi Nakamoto]], released by Druid in November 2013. When Satoshi opened [[BitcoinTalk]] in late 2009, it made an older forum obsolete; its contents are now lost. These emails are some of the very limited context of Satoshi's conversations and the [[block chain]] from that year.}}
==From dtrammell@dustintrammell.com Sun Jan 11 23:14:04 2009==
On Fri, 2009-01-09 at 03:27 +0800, Satoshi Nakamoto wrote: 
> Announcing the first release of Bitcoin, a new electronic cash 
> system that uses a peer-to-peer network to prevent double-spending. 
> It's completely decentralized with no server or central authority.

I'm currently reading through your paper. At the timestamp server 
section you mention newspapers and usenet, so I thought you might be 
interested in this if you have not seen it already:

http://www.publictimestamp.org/

By the way, I'm also currently running the alpha code on one of my 
workstations. So far it has two "Generated" messages, however the 
"Credit" field for those is 0.00 and the balance hasn't changed. Is 
this due to the age/maturity requirement for a coin to be valid?

Cheers,

Dustin D. Trammell 
dtrammell@dustintrammell.com 
http://www.dustintrammell.com

==From satoshi@vistomail.com Mon Jan 12 18:52:45 2009==
> I'm currently reading through your paper. At the timestamp server 
> section you mention newspapers and usenet, so I thought you might be 
> interested in this if you have not seen it already: 
> 
> http://www.publictimestamp.org/

Thanks, I hadn't seen that yet. It looks very well presented. 
There was an older one that's been running for a long time that 
publishes its hashes to Usenet. I'm surprised this one isn't 
using Usenet, although it is kind of difficult to get access to 
post to Usenet in an automated way these days. If they can get a 
magazine or newspaper to publish their hashes, it would work a lot 
easier in court for their purposes. Bitcoin and all timestamp 
servers share the basic functionality of periodically collecting 
things into blocks and hashing them into a chain.

> By the way, I'm also currently running the alpha code on one of my 
> workstations. So far it has two "Generated" messages, however the 
> "Credit" field for those is 0.00 and the balance hasn't changed. Is 
> this due to the age/maturity requirement for a coin to be valid? 

Right, the credit field stays 0.00 until it matures, then it'll be 
50.00. Do you think it would be clearer if I left the credit 
field blank until it matures? I should put some text in the 
transaction details (when you double click on it) explaining how 
it works. (was it obvious you can doubleclick on a line for 
details?)

Be sure to upgrade to v0.1.3 if you haven't already. This version 
has really stabilized things.

Satoshi

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