Thoughts on BSV ?
- Thread starter cynic
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What arguments did he make you think make a compelling case?
From my POV right now what I see is a bunch of traders complaining they bought at $400+ and are now 50% down or something.
Also that crazy shit about CW being Satoshi just makes me cringe. It's so fucking obvious he isn't Satoshi, it's borderline schizo to be pretending to be someone you're obviously not.
From my POV right now what I see is a bunch of traders complaining they bought at $400+ and are now 50% down or something.
Also that crazy shit about CW being Satoshi just makes me cringe. It's so fucking obvious he isn't Satoshi, it's borderline schizo to be pretending to be someone you're obviously not.
cynic
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It follows the original whitepaper and scales low transaction fees for cross border remittance.
Speculative trading is one thing - utility is another
What crazy shit ? He's literally being sued to split $5 billion
My thoughts on the matter is the following:
-CW was probably around the bitcoin industry/community in the early stages of its creation(first few years)
-He was maybe part of the team that worked on btc in its early stages
-He has a lot of knowledge about blockchain and crypto
-He is insane
-Emotionally speaking I dislike him and would not want him to be Satoshi
Conclusion there is very real but low chance (maybe 1-2% ) that CW is Satoshi ergo have 1-2% of BSV in your portfolio as a hedge against that risk.
-CW was probably around the bitcoin industry/community in the early stages of its creation(first few years)
-He was maybe part of the team that worked on btc in its early stages
-He has a lot of knowledge about blockchain and crypto
-He is insane
-Emotionally speaking I dislike him and would not want him to be Satoshi
Conclusion there is very real but low chance (maybe 1-2% ) that CW is Satoshi ergo have 1-2% of BSV in your portfolio as a hedge against that risk.
jasonforrest
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You've gotta be an idiot to touch BSV or anything that Craig Wright is involved with. This guy is a scammer, fraud and has a track record of lies & forgeries.
There are many "fake" bitcoins out there, you'll be fine as long as you realize that EVERY fake bitcoin is created with intentions of taking/stealing your BTC from you.
There are many "fake" bitcoins out there, you'll be fine as long as you realize that EVERY fake bitcoin is created with intentions of taking/stealing your BTC from you.
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Your username does not suit you.
phobia2381
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All I know is Craig can have 1 Million patients under his belt and I still can't take that man seriously.. He is no Satoshi..
Forgeries, Fakes, and Plagiarism
Forgeries, Fakes, and Plagiarism
- Craig Wright edited old blog posts to link himself to the Bitcoin whitepaper.
- Craig Wright faked PGP keys.
- Craig Wright forged contracts and emails.
- Craig Wright faked threats.
- Craig Wright faked a public key signing.
- Craig Wright faked knowing how to code ASM. Craig's Tweet.
- Craig Wright backdated documents to the ATO. "Craig Wright, has admitted that he backdated these invoices." Fined $1,893,714.50 penalty.
- Craig Wright forged a 2001 pre-Bitcoin whitepaper draft. He did so to shift the goalposts of Satoshi to favor Bitcoin SV.
- Craig Wright plagiarized a paper on Bitcoin Script being Turing complete.
- Craig Wright plagiarized a paper on selfish mining.
- Craig Wright plagiarized a paper on block propagation.
- Craig Wright plagiarized a blog post on Bitcoin address generation. Original here.
- Craig Wright plagiarized a blog post on scipt. From Wikipedia.
- Craig Wright forged a court document by using a fake key, with a typo, whose timestamp disproves the document.
