/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16398222
i'm an oldfag
some btc guidance here
>>/biz/thread/15485598#p15486714
but forget about the trading youtubers there, they are all scams, but follow the news.

>>15734622
This bullmarket will finish with a huge fiasco like what happened with MtGox in 2013-2014

I just want to let you know that I'll crash BTC to virtually zero sometime this week. I hate you all.

>>13870873
Do you understand the rules of the hash war?

So Craig is probably Satoshi, but whats the del with the court email? He literally faked an email for a court case? Thats the one thing that seems a bit.. . ‘off’

>>13811011
>It is what sets us apart from animals and the countries in Africa.
That's funny because he was using the tulip trust third party to spend bitcoins in Africa.
>He has been very clear and vocal about the importance of only one public global ledger. If you split into several blockchains you make it less secure.
Satoshi said that whoever wins a hash war from a chain split is the true bitcoin.

>>13423324
My reaction

It's actually Satoshi Nakamoto. I mean who else could it have been. It literally says Satoshi Nakamoto in his name.

>>13360971
>Cries about stopping fraud and theft through blockchain and how he's against anonymity
>Cries when people say he's not Satoshi Nakamoto, says it was a pseudonymous name used for anonymity
>Tries to steal the identity of the real Satoshi Nakamoto

>>13348387
>implying that satoshi isn't satoshi
Nice try

>>13341663
It's actually a 93 year old white man

>>11976619
Satoshi being a corecuck? Can you imagine?

Chick on the right looks like my wife

You do know that Satoshi left more than one million bitcoins unmoved so that anyone that claimed to be Satoshi would have to move them right?
You thought he just forgot the key? You think the person/people that created bitcoin would be that stupid?

Anyone claiming to be Satoshi is a retard scammer (see: Craight Wright et al). "I just couldn't do it" (lol?).

Prove me wrong shillers, i have no sides here. Just stating the facts.

Crypto was a mistake

I just stumbled upon the next proof of craig grant. This is ground floor prices right now. Proof of craig grant went over 300 ether. If you missed out this is now your chance.

20% divs latest one https://posatoshi.com/

better hurry and thank me later

https://etherscan.io/address/0x9236697ed1b4bb186300db18f4ecae0cad00b17c

To find Satoshi, we are looking for someone very specific, with such a rare set of skills. There are only few people in the world who could match this.

For example, if some kind of crazy VR game came up, with a few awesome features - of all the billions of people in the world, only very few people would even be able to code it. So the entire search space reduces to VR coders, and now we are at just a few thousand of people. The more clues we have, the closer we will get.

So let us gather all the evidence we have about who Satoshi Nakamoto is:
>Satoshi is between the ages of 35 and 50
>Satoshi has developed software for the Windows platform professionally
>Satoshi has been active on Usenet
>Satoshi has shown interest in HashCash or any other form of internet money in the past - and this interest would be recorded online
>Satoshi has shown interest online in a forum about Maths, Physics, Encryption or Computer Algorithms
>Satoshi has written some significant software in the past (this is not his very first hit)

Using the evidence above, we can zoom in on who our most likely candidate is.

A) 35 to 50: Satoshi uses a form of writing that was common on the internet from 2000 to 2010. This style of writing was used in usenet, in sites like slashdot, metafilter and so on. The internet writing style nowadays has changed significantly - people growing up in the 2010 to 2018 internet write completely differently. This naturally ages him.

B) Windows: Satoshi uses a form of variable naming that was common in Microsoft Visual Studio 6. People who professionally coded for windows around that time used that particular variable naming convention.

I just sent some bch to somebody and it literally took seconds and only cost 1/2 a penny. Welcome back bitcoin

Inventing Crypto and Blockchain

>we're STILL laughing at you