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>>51236528
>>51236558
>>/biz/?task=search&ghost=yes&search_text=craig+nsa+grandfather
>>/biz/thread/S19822847#p19824878
>his grandfather is responsible for furthering communism and white genocide

>>50112907
>>50112929
>>50112935

>the Craig grandfather redpill:

>>/biz/?task=search&ghost=yes&search_text=craig+nsa+grandfather
>>/biz/thread/S19822847#p19824878
>his grandfather is responsible for furthering communism and white genocide

Satoshi is dead or Satoshi/Bitcoin is a government project.

If Satoshi was an individual, he's NOT ALIVE. Anyone claiming Satoshi is a living individual is absolutely a paid shill of some sort. But there also exists paid shills who say "Satoshi is [INSERT NAME] who is dead". Such shills exists as well. Likewise, their purpose is ALSO to muddy the truth and to divert attention away from whoever/whatever Satoshi was. So just because an individual is dead and looks like he could've had the skills to create Bitcoin, that doesn't mean he was Satoshi. And again, Satoshi might never even have been an individual in the first place as already pointed out.

Why must Satoshi be dead or be the government?

Because the massive faggot Craig Wright wouldn't be able to strut around claiming to be Satoshi * without any worry that Satoshi would suddenly move his coins. Which would completely destroy Craig instantly. So Satoshi is dead, and Craig knows that. Or, alternatively, he knows Bitcoin was some sort of government creation.

Furthermore, and this is important: Craig GLOWS. He has NSA and DHS and other glowy connections.

And Craig's grandfather (very few anons know about this):
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>>/biz/thread/S19822847#p19826813
>his grandfather is responsible for furthering communism and white genocide

And don't misunderstand; this isn't a convoluted anti-Bitcoin post. I'm not saying you should sell your coins. Just because it may have started out as a government creation doesn't make it bad. The Internet itself was a government/military creation, and look what happened to it. Nor is this post anti-BSV or anti-BCH. BTC was indeed technologically crippled. Yet fact remains Craig glows brightly as hell, and his "vision" of crypto, what he wants to achieve, glows as well.

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* (if he was, he wouldn't have needed to fake blog posts, and other stuff, to make it look like he was working on Bitcoin).

>the Craig grandfather pill:

>>/biz/?task=search&ghost=yes&search_text=craig+nsa+grandfather
>>/biz/thread/S19822847#p19824878
>his grandfather is responsible for furthering communism and white genocide

>>15570187
The inclusion of Paul Le Roux on the court documents opens up a new door to possibly who was THE main individual contributor to Bitcoin. I don't believe with all the reading and researching in the past two years, the documentaries, the bitcointalk.org posts, 4chan. You name it. Paul Le Roux is the one name that stands out because of his background, knowledge, and interest in cryptography and how Craig supposedly ratted on him. Craig's grandfather was a primary piece of the NSA. Craig is more a less a liar and a government shill/cover up.

Satoshi went away after Gavin went to the CIA. Makes you wonder why. Bitcoin SV is not Bitcoin. It's not open source like the original code was. nChain is in charge so how is that open to anyone to code? Blockstream is also not allowing open source input into BTC. An average C++ coder can't just contribute it sounds like.

What keeps it all going are the miners, the speculation that it will keep rising in value, and the belief that it is decentralized. It was programmed not to fail, but the polishing of Bitcoin's software took time to become secure. Now centralized exchanges hold the most coins and 94% or more of all Bitcoins are in a small amount of wallets. How is that different than central banks owning most of the world's precious metals and fiat?

>>14363537
Craig has been working with the NSA for many years. Also, if I remember correctly, his grandfather was one of the founders of NSA.
I'm not suggesting he's operating above Trump, but I do believe he is in the inner circle, probably no more than 20 people.

>>13922565
Wrong. Craig has many ties to the NSA, his grandfather literally helped found it.

>>13029515
Craigs grandfather helped create the NSA. Nakamoto or Satoshi means central authority in one definition. Craig left Bitcoin because of Gavin and the CIA. Satoshi has said the word bloody and put a news headline from the london times in the genesis block. Craig spent time between Australia and London. Craig is the main one behind the team known as Satoshi Nakamoto.

>>12779913
Dave and Hal are dead so they can't rise up and speak on behalf of what they were a part of. Craig decided after they both died that he should come forward as Satoshi. He could be telling the truth and the rabbit hole goes real deep. His grandfather was one of the founders of the NSA, Craig supposedly is a high up IT and financial expert. He's been on national TV discussing computer security. He also has been proven to be a fraud and plagiarizes other peoples work while claiming it as his own. The ideas that led to Bitcoin's creation weren't one person's. It was years and years of research and problem solving in cryptographic functioning. The blockchain was around in theory long before 2008. Nick Szabo coined the term smart contract. Hashcash proof of work was made by Adam Back now CEO of Blockstream. There are programmers like Phil Wilson ala Scronty who may have been involved.

The one thought that remains a constant is Satoshi Nakamoto living two blocks from Hal Finney and Hal Finney received the first Bitcoin transaction. He was the second in command for PGP. Hal Finney is the true brains behind the code of Bitcoin. Not fucking Craig Steven Wright.

This discussion is over

>>12747795
He's not Satoshi. They are Satoshi. The word "we" is in the whitepaper. It was a group. It was Hal Finney and Dave Kleiman. After they died, here comes Craig Wright to the front line. He doesn't want fame yet he's on Twitter spewing his bullshit and his team at nChain are doing all the work. His grandfather created the NSA so maybe he is Satoshi based on that relationship in his genes. It doesn't matter anymore who created Bitcoin. What does matter is keeping crypto decentralized and trying to prepare for the collapse of fiat.

>>12704773

>You think CSW is some prince on a horse coming to save the fair lady. He isn't, he's just part of the scumbags you think you're fighting by supporting him.

You watch too many movies.

>yes I have but I don't really see the connection.

Craig distanced himself from the Satoshi moniker after Gavin met with the CIA partially for fear that he would be asked to help search for and investigate Satoshi, AKA himself. Like I said, there were very few with such credentials back then. Craig's grandfather helped create the NSA. He knows exactly how federal intelligence agencies operate, which is why he got away with it. Now that bitcoin has scaled beyond government, he can signal himself to be the issuer. This whole system only works under very delicate circumstances.

Ok, I'm off, hopefully someone actually reads what I wrote and does their DD.

Craig Wright is a fed/cop and Bitcoin is a way for the government to crack encryption.

CSW's grandfather helped create the NSA.

He is using forks to crack private keys by exploiting mathematical differentials between networks.

Every time this man forks off, he is closer to the Satoshi keys.