/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14057500
Sure thing, it's definitely not Calvin Ayre's PR campaign all along, he definitely didn't bribe the media and "influencers" and it's a pure coincidence that he was the first to tweet about Craig's "outing"

Calvin Ayre orchestrated Craig's "doxxing" in 2015, he also knows how to bribe people and launch PR campaigns

>>13896308
>Welcome to law bitch
- Me?

Seriously, CSW is funded by a man who's currently indicted in the US and is himself at odds with the Australian taxation office. Very hypocritical to pretend you're all pure and white.

>>13822116
>The ‘Stefan’ who was hovering during the raid on Craig Wright’s house and office is Stefan Matthews, an IT expert whom Wright had known for ten years, since they both worked for the online gambling site Centrebet.

>One of the most helpful individuals was Stefan Matthews. He pointed me in the direction of people from Wright’s personal life, and sent me a typed history of his association with the man who would be Satoshi.

So he and Craig both worked in the gambling industry ("muh legality"), and Papa Calvin is literally a gambling industry veteran? I guess you believe in paid testimonials too.

>>13653935
Look, I don't fall for slogans as easily as you do. I prefer to do my research. In this case it's plain as day that this is Calvin's little business experiment (nChain, nCrypt) whereas everyone else is just a cog and a puppet. If you did your research too, you'd realize Craig is just a paid "influencer".

>>13540770
So you're supposedly an early adopter and you still fell for Calvin Ayre's PR campaign? Dang, man

Sup /biz/ boys, I heard you have something against my little boy Craig. Now is your last chance, say "sorry Craig", OR!