/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22162176

>saves BitCoin
CAAL did nothing wrong, change my mind

I heard the bitcoin slots on bovada are hot and loose

>>17168208
its always been obvious Calvin was in on this from the beginning. he was a pioneer and industry titan in the Internet gambling world. Bitcoin came out right after the US crackdown on online poker/gambling, and he needed a way for players to trustlessly deposit funds to online casinos because they had been fighting high-fee payment processors getting cracked down for years and years, chargebacks, etc. His casino Bodog was a super early adopter of bitcoin, and for fucks sake there was a rudimentary poker client built into the very first release

why is the video private?
why don't they want people to see it?

My BSV wallet is ready.

>>13413831
Coingeek is owned by Calvin Ayre, the billionaire who has supported Craig for a really long time.

Here's a video of Ayre talking about Wright and his behaviour:
https://youtu.be/qVUY3G8_ViM?t=615 10:15

Here's a quick rundown on Ayre:
Calvin Ayre built the online gambling empire Bodog in the early 2000’s, which eventually had 16 million customers and made him a billionaire. Shortly after the U.S. enacted legislation regulating online gambling in 2006, several high-profile online gambling executives were arrested. But Bodog, still headed by Ayre, was virtually untouchable because it had no presence in the U.S. and he was a Canadian citizen with no assets in America. Ayre soon sold Bodog’s online gambling business and retired from the industry. He was eventually indicted in 2012 by the U.S. Attorney for Maryland for offering gambling services to U.S. customers between 2006 and 2012 but federal prosecutors dropped all the felony charges in 2017 after Ayre pled guilty to a single misdemeanor charge.

>>12880429
*investigates your connection*

>>12422379
I haven't noticed anything that can't be pinned on his inability to handle other people (being misunderstood and failing to communicate properly).

>>12340013
they still have around 1 exahash, which is the same as BTC had in 2016. it's an incredible amount of hashpower, not cheap at all. i think the other 2 exahashes they had during november is still up, just hashing on BTC or BCH for increased dump-ability later.

It's not too late to make back what you lost with LINK.

https://youtu.be/lumk2BdHLC4?t=142 (2:22)

pic related now controls the worlds largest publically traded mining company. he has billions of dollars of his own, he doesnt need a desperate IPO to be bailed out

so most of the money moved around is rich people sending money to themselves and only about 1k users actually use ETH apps https://dapplist.biz/

dead coin walking

cheers, friend. To Bitcoin.

>>11827078
>It's time for crypto to grow up.

>>11729822
checking digits on craigposts makes me STIFF

>>11728137
>Wrath of Satoshi is going to be a mother fucker.
then why am I so comfy

>>11716714
>is actually anyone currently mining with huge losses
pic related. mining at a short term "loss", for a long term immense profit once bitcoin is freed from blockstream jews

some of u goys are alright. long Bitcoin SV.

>>11702863
seething

unlimited. miners decide. compete or die. welcome to Bitcoin.

>>11700044
I investigated those digits, my based and satoshipilled friend

>>11672333
>Show your war face cashies
checked