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Sirius is an administrator of the [[Bitcoin Forum]] and owner of [https://www.bitcoinexchange.com/ Bitcoin Exchange]. He was the second forum member after Satoshi, and he owns the server that bitcoin.org is hosted on.
{{infobox person|name=Martti Malmi
|active=2009-present
|bitcointalk=4
}}Sirius, a.k.a. Martti Malmi, was the second Bitcoin developer after [[Satoshi Nakamoto|Satoshi]] and the founder of the [[Bitcoin Forum]]. He's not an active developer anymore, but continues to manage the domain names bitcointalk.org and bitcoin.org.


[[Category:Bitcoiners]]
His current employer SC5, a Finnish HTML5 development agency, pays salaries and accepts payments in bitcoins. <ref>[http://sc5.io/blog/2013/03/sc5-pays-salaries-in-bitcoin/ SC5 pays salaries in Bitcoin], SC5 Blog, 15 March 2013</ref><ref>[http://thenextweb.com/eu/2013/03/15/finnish-software-company-offers-employees-to-pay-part-of-their-salary-in-bitcoin/ Finnish software firm offers to pay part of staff’s salary in virtual Bitcoin currency], The Next Web, 15 March 2013</ref>
 
==References==
<references/>
 
*[http://sc5.io/blog/2013/02/sc5er-intro-the-bitcoin-guy/ SC5’er Intro: The Bitcoin Guy]
*[http://www.iltasanomat.fi/digi/art-1288496063056.html Onko hän tulevaisuuden Linus Torvalds? (News article in Finnish)]
*[https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=16.0 Bitcoin 0.2 release note]

Latest revision as of 13:50, 30 March 2015

Martti Malmi
Active2009-present
 BitcoinTalk 

Sirius, a.k.a. Martti Malmi, was the second Bitcoin developer after Satoshi and the founder of the Bitcoin Forum. He's not an active developer anymore, but continues to manage the domain names bitcointalk.org and bitcoin.org.

His current employer SC5, a Finnish HTML5 development agency, pays salaries and accepts payments in bitcoins. [1][2]

References