Draft:Finding Satoshi

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• Comment: IMDb doesn't count as a reliable source, as it's user-generated. NeoGaze (talk) 17:38, 24 May 2026 (UTC)

• Comment: Duplicate sources should be merged. Greenman (talk) 22:19, 11 May 2026 (UTC)

Finding Satoshi is a 2026 documentary film directed by Matthew Miele and Tucker Tooley. Satoshi Nakamoto, whose identity remains secret.^[1] The film includes^[2]

Finding Satoshi was released on April 22, 2026, on FindingSatoshi.com by Tucker Tooley Entertainment and Fried Films, in association with Range Media Partners.^[3]

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In 2022, Variety reported that a new documentary was with Matthew Miele attached to direct and Tucker Tooley producing. was attached to interview^[4]

While announcing the film Tooley said, "With Matthew at the helm and Bill’s investigative complexity and nuance added to the mix, we are thrilled to start the hunt for answers about Satoshi Nakamoto and examine the rise of perhaps the greatest challenge to our financial world order as we know it."^[4]

Cohan added, "I am thrilled and honored to be working with Tucker on this feature-length documentary film about cryptocurrency," said Cohan. "The topic is both timely and important. With no agenda, or biases, or preconceived notions, the idea for the film is to interview a range of cryptocurrency experts — the zealots, the founders, the apostates, the regulators, the academics, the money men and women — who comprise this fascinating and mysterious new world, with the sole purpose of trying to inform and to delight as wide an audience as possible."^[4]

Finding Satoshi was released worldwide on April 22, 2026, on FindingSatoshi.com^[5]

Speaking of the direct-to-consumer release strategy, Tucker Tooley said, "We’re telling a story about Bitcoin, which really disintermediates traditional finance. If I want to send you a Bitcoin, I’m sending you a Bitcoin. There’s no bank in between me and you and the blockchain," he said. "The best way to get this movie out in the way that’s most true to the ethos of Bitcoin is direct to consumer, no studio in between."^[3]

The film was released with partnerships with groups like X, Reddit, Substack and Coinbase. Coinbase wallet holders were able to purchase the film 24 hours before anyone else.^[3]