I would say the driving factor was the mystery and who was Satoshi.

And then a large part of the film and a goal that we wanted to accomplish from the

Deco was we'd like to make this sort of unexplainable thing,

explainable to an audience that knows nothing about it.

And we want to do it in a way where they don't feel like they're going to school and taking notes.

We want to do it in an entertaining way. And we want to make it in a way where they don't feel like they're going to school and taking notes. We want to do it in an entertaining way.

And we want to make it, you know, profound but simple.

This is the greatest financial mystery of the 21st century.

Bitcoin is one of the most groundbreaking financial innovations in decades.

The inventor, Satoshi Nakamoto, completely disappears.

I likened Satoshi to Prometheus. It's like giving the world fire.

Satoshi is one of the wealthiest people in the world.

He owns 1.1 million Bitcoin.

But none of them have ever been moved.

Satoshi is worth billions of dollars.

Gentlemen, welcome to the show.

I'm very excited to have this conversation with all three of you.

Tyler Maroni, Bill Cohen.

You guys were really involved in the investigation on trying to find out who Satoshi is. Tucker, you or either director who brought it all together.

So I want to go into the process with you. I know we're, you know, spoiler, we're not going to reveal the results of the investigation.

You're not to watch the film for that. But I think this is a topic that's so interesting

to the KynDesk audience, but also really anyone

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