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>>13464159

lol

>>13464159
thanks bought 100k craigcoins

>>13464159
>Don't let anybody tell you that Craig just fakes it or speaks incoherent techno babble.
This. They will nitpick endlessly at some typo or ambiguity in Craig's corpus of work and completely ignore anything that shows higher-level macro understanding of bitcoin and its place in our world. These neckbeard faggots think so poorly of their target audience that their entire multi-year propaganda strategy has hinged on their victims not reading or thinking for themselves.

>>13464213
This. They will nitpick endlessly at some typo or ambiguity in Greg's corpus of work and completely ignore anything that shows higher-level macro understanding of bitcoin and its place in our world. These pedo faggots think so poorly of their target audience that their entire multi-year propaganda strategy has hinged on their victims not reading or thinking for themselves.

>>13464159

>SEETHING

Yes, every piece of criticism towards Craig Wright originates from one single source, which is also invalid because of a series of reasons that I will enumerate. Everyone else, every other source of information except the aforementioned one is correct, and supports Craig Wright fully. Any additional information you encounter that seems to contradict or criticize Craig Wright in any way also comes from this source and is therefore invalid as well.

>>13464261
YES CRITICISM OF DR WRIGHT IS HIGHLY ORGANIC AND IS NOT BEING PUSHED ARTIFICIALLY BY DESPERATE NECKBEARD KIKES

>>13464316
>person claims to be Satoshi using easily disprovable "evidence"
>not expecting the neets of the internet to react
come on son
take the L, you're better off selling at $50 than $0.5

>>13464210
>>13464234
>>13464349
>He thinks Craig can only prove that he is Satoshi using one particular method.
>He pretends not to understand that Greg Maxwell has been OBSESSED with Dr. Craig Wright to the point of operating a 24-7 anti-CSW sock account on plebbit.
>He thinks the real bitcoin is going to 50 cents.

>>13464316
On the contrary, no matter how diverse the sources of criticism might appear at first sight, they all originate in one place. Don't be mislead by appearances, anon, there is no base for any sort of criticism towards Craig Wright.

>>13464426
every fud out there about creg is my doing i promise you that

>>13464453
Based and Gregpilled

>>13464518
greg maxwell, the contrarian group and most curry posters here are just my pawns.

>>13464614
C-Craig??
You were behind the fud all along???

minster faketoshi did not submit a pgp email with a doctored/fake/fraudulent timestamp to the court system as 'evidence'. totally never happened. nothing to see here. move along now. op is not SEEEEEEEEEETHING

>>13464774
>minster faketoshi did not submit a pgp email with a doctored
it was submitted by the plaintiff

>>13464799
Source? Was it submitted by Craig or Ira?

>>13464852
It was submitted to the proceedings by Ira. Of course that didn't prevent Contrarian and his brainlet fanclub from assuming it must have been submitted by Craig, since his lawyer referred to it as an exhibit.

>>13464656
all i can tell you is that represent the interests of the most powerful woman in crypto

>>13464213
>if we git da sagwetx2 dats ho you get tree bitcorn farks

These people are so dumb they were afraid of a consensus hard fork for two fucking mb. There would have been no chainsplit lmao.

>>13465159
the official explanation is segwit2x was actually withdrawn because it was riddled with bugs.

>>13465600
what could possibly get bugged? 1 line of code needed to be changed; swapping one number for a different number. bitcoin cash proved that changing to 2 MB blocks was no problem at all.

also link me to this "official explanation", please. never heard this excuse before.

>>13465736
https://bitcointechtalk.com/segwit2x-bugs-explained-8e0c286124bc

>>13465780
thanks, they have constructed the lie quite well and executed the plan perfectly.

>>13464159
>this is just like my raspberry pi!

>>13465736
This. Changing the blocksize is standard protocol ffs.

>>13465806
the way i see it it's very hard to actually test consensus protocol changes because the testnet would require you to have greater hashpower than the mainnet (for testing future behavior without other changes in code). and without extensive testing and debugging a hardfork is a potential minefield. you either bite the pill and take a jump or gonna get spooked out by the first little bug you catch too late.

>>13465875

>>13464159
The sv waaaaposting is getting tiresome.

>>13465875
>implying those units validate blocks and not just churn sha256 on whatever header (including difficulty) and nonce range you feed them.

>>13465034
Hahaha

>>13466143
Lol what

>>13466263
>Lol what
asics only churn sha256 on a nonce range, you could use a raspberry pie as miner to construct the next block validate previous blocks and let the asics do the hashing.

this is just an observation about raspberries not being able to validate being technically incorrect on multiple levels.

>>13466289
>raspberry pie as miner to construct the next block validate previous blocks and let the asics do the hashing.

Miners are connected to their own nodes, retard. They don't depend on you. Omfg hahahahaha

Unironically an hero and live stream it.

>>13466263
>Has strong opinions about specific technical definitions in complex networked systems
>Can't code
Wew kid

>>13466303
can you read or what

>>13466333
Non miners can only verify. I'm not explaining this shit for the billionth fucking time for you retards.

Go to this thread >>13464922 find a flaw and get back to me.

>>13466340
what is stopping a miner from using a raspberry exactly you analphabet cuck?

>>13466350
So no flaws in that thread? Okay so we both agree with Dr. Craig Wright then.

>>13466376
answer the question cuck and i may actually check out your shitty thread

>>13466386
Nah I'd rather you continue believing your raspberry pi is validating blocks.

>>13464159
I genuinely wish for Craig to be shown to be Satoshi. If only for the literal collapse it would bring upon BTC. Let it be dead and buried.

>>13466397
what is stopping a miner from using a raspberry for validating blocks? you said it cant. which is of course bullshit.

>>13466405
salty eh?

>>13466415
Lol yeah miners just use a raspberry pi, that should be the primary focus. Just like you m, bucko!

>>13466421
Eh wishing failure upon BTC maxmalists mostly.