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>>14435364
Yeah, keep dreaming, wishful thinking is a sure path to success.

The whole myth of Craig Wright being Satoshi Nakamoto stems from the infamous 2015 media leak consisting of provably fabricated documents, a backedited blog post, and a bunch of "testimonials" from "crypto influencers", which was set up by Papa Calvin (nChain/nCrypt owner) . Everything from Craig's personality to his biography points to this being an elaborate PR campaign.

>A man claims to have seen space aliens and comes out with the evidence.
>The evidence turns out to be fabricated.
>"This man is more knowledgeable about aliens than anyone I know, he MUST have seen aliens, but he just wants to mislead disbelievers!"

>A man claims to have seen space aliens and comes out with the evidence.
>The evidence turns out to be fabricated.
>"This man is more knowledgeable about aliens than anyone I know, he MUST have seen aliens, but he just wants to mislead disbelievers!"

>1.) It's just a coincidence that Satoshi used commonwealth english terms (bloody, "flat" instead of "apartment", etc)
Bloody hell, what a NUTTER

>2.) It's just a ploy to distract you that fucking Gavin Andresen, Jon Matonis, Ian Grigg (search up their credentials) witnessed him sign
Calvin Ayre is known to be financing the whole "Satoshi affair" and Craig is on his paycheck (Craig himself is in debt and is under investigation by the Australian government). At the moment of his "doxxing" (based on fake data, as it turned out) he was the first to tweet about it. If Calvin was smart enough to organize a PR media leak, he would be smart enough to bribe "influencers".

Another likely possibility is that CSW is being used as a useful fool to hide the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto from the masses.

>3.) Craig's idea of paying small amounts for bandwidth was suggested by Satoshi himself
- Look at me, I'm a copycat, mom!

>4.) It's just a coincidence that the "real satoshi" if not craig hasn't signed a single transaction or put out a single message or posted on any forum or sent out any email indicating it's not craig.
Because he's either
- dead
- imprisoned
- became a recluse
- is OK with a useful fool distracting the masses from himself

Daily reminder, Craig has been caught fabricating documents, fabricating "evidence" for his loyal supporters, spewing technobabble and gibberish papers NOT PEER REVIEWED by anyone. He's a hypocrite and preaches about law and honesty, but he LITERALLY worked on online casinos and is financed by a gambling industry veteran who's indicted in the US.

CSW is not any different from UFO "contactees" like Billy Meier who have been caught red-handed yet still have delusional supporters.

>A man claims to have seen space aliens and comes out with the evidence.
>The evidence turns out to be fabricated.
>"This man is more knowledgeable about aliens than anyone I know, he MUST have seen aliens, but he just wants to mislead disbelievers!"

>1.) It's just a coincidence that Satoshi used commonwealth english terms (bloody, "flat" instead of "apartment", etc)
Bloody hell, what a NUTTER

2.) It's just a ploy to distract you that fucking Gavin Andresen, Jon Matonis, Ian Grigg (search up their credentials) witnessed him sign
Calvin Ayre is known to be financing the whole "Satoshi affair" and Craig is on his paycheck (Craig himself is in debt and is under investigation by the Australian government). At the moment of his "doxxing" (based on fake data, as it turned out) he was the first to tweet about it. If Calvin was smart enough to organize a PR media leak, he would be smart enough to bribe "influencers".

Another likely possibility is that CSW is being used as a useful fool to hide the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto from the masses.

>3.) Craig's idea of paying small amounts for bandwidth was suggested by Satoshi himself
- Look at me, I'm a copycat, mom!

>4.) It's just a coincidence that the "real satoshi" if not craig hasn't signed a single transaction or put out a single message or posted on any forum or sent out any email indicating it's not craig.
Because he's either
- dead
- imprisoned
- became a recluse
- is OK with a useful fool distracting the masses from himself

Daily reminder, Craig has been caught fabricating documents, fabricating "evidence" for his loyal supporters, spewing technobabble and gibberish papers NOT PEER REVIEWED by anyone. He's a hypocrite and preaches about law and honesty, but he LITERALLY worked on online casinos and is financed by a gambling industry veteran who's indicted in the US.

CSW is not any different from UFO "contactees" like Billy Meier who have been caught red-handed yet still have delusional supporters.

>A man claims to have seen space aliens and comes out with the evidence.
>The evidence turns out to be fabricated.
>"This man is more knowledgeable about aliens than anyone I know, he MUST have seen aliens, but he just wants to mislead disbelievers!"

The whole myth of Craig Wright being Satoshi Nakamoto stems from the infamous 2015 media leak consisting of provably fabricated documents and a bunch of "testimonials" from "crypto influencers", which was set up by Papa Calvin (nChain/nCrypt owner) . Everything from Craig's personality to his biography points to this being an elaborate PR campaign.

>A man claims to have seen space aliens and comes out with the evidence.
>The evidence turns out to be fabricated.
>"This man is more knowledgeable about aliens than anyone I know, he MUST have seen aliens, but he just wants to mislead disbelievers!"

The whole myth of Craig Wright being Satoshi Nakamoto stems from the infamous 2015 media leak consisting of provably fabricated documents and a bunch of "testimonials" from "crypto influencers", which was set up by Papa Calvin (nChain owner) . Everything from Craig's personality to his biography points to this being an elaborate PR campaign.

>A man claims to have seen space aliens and comes out with the evidence.
>The evidence turns out to be fabricated.
>"This man is more knowledgeable about aliens than anyone I know, he MUST have seen aliens, but he just wants to mislead disbelievers!"