Peter Todd Says He Isn't in Hiding After Being Fingered as Satoshi Nakamoto, But Taking 'Security Measures'
Weeks after an HBO documentary argued that Todd was Satoshi, the Bitcoin Core dev told Decrypt that he is trying to readjust to normal life.
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