James Murphy, a cryptocurrency lawyer, has filed a complaint against the US Department of Homeland Security for not disclosing information about the creator of Bitcoin. This complaint is based on the Freedom of Information Act and follows a claim by Rena Saud, a special agent of the department, regarding his colleagues meeting with four individuals involved in creating Bitcoin. Murphy is demanding access to documents related to this meeting. He emphasizes that if this meeting did indeed take place, there should be documentation of it. This action comes after recent efforts to uncover the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious creator of Bitcoin. The Bitcoin community has mixed opinions on the pros and cons of revealing Satoshi’s identity. Some are concerned about the negative impact on the decentralized nature of Bitcoin, while others want assurance of no US government involvement in its creation.
