/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13872111
checked and corecucks are rekt

>>13872111
corecucks are gonna be cryin to their mommas soon LOL

>>13872111
Fuckin checked.
All OGs know that bitcoin was meant to scale with tx fees always kept as low as the market would permit.

there's also quotes from Satoshi where he implies BTC isn't meant for small payments, and eludes to a lightning network style off chain solution. Also seeing as Nick Szabo is 100% confirmed as Satoshi, he also holds a similar view (about lightning network)

>>13872197
Satoshi in 2010 discussing being able to pay bandwidth costs for an image upload with Bitcoin. Not IOUs but Bitcoin.

Also Bitcoin.org very early on put the writings of Wei Dai, Nick Szabo and Zooko as “related links”. I’d imagine if Satoshi was Nick he’d avoid referring to himself at all costs to avoid being fingered as a possible suspect.

http://web.archive.org/web/20090722011820/http://www.bitcoin.org/

NANO is the real BTC

>>13872111
Checked. Being cucked is their nature.

Here is more archive gold, according to Satoshi. 0.1’s core design is SET IN STONE and he imagined all sorts of things possible with it, escrows, contracts, none of this off-chain bullshit. Also he speaks to having a second compatible implementation of Bitcoin being a nightmare. Bsv is here to destroy all other Btc chains and at least 90% of alts.

>>13872197
Read the fucking whitepaper ffs. He talks about how 3rd party payment processors have too much overhead for micro transactions and how great bitcoin is for this. It’s in the god damn white paper.

>>13872197
Go to bed, Greg. It's over.

>>13872332
Small blocker shills absolutely BTFO.

Even more early gold, here is Satoshi getting irritated about a 3rd party writing that Bitcoin is out of the reach of governments and published to slashdot anonymously. This is proof he was not a lawless anarchist and also jives with him shrugging off attempts to link Bitcoin to wikileaks early on. Also note the use of the phrase “bloody hard” implying a British or Australian person behind the keyboard. I was a skeptic at first but the more I read the more the personality jives with Wright.

>>13872111
I've already gotten my money transmitter license and am actively doing kyc with my connected nodes. The revolution cannot be stopped.

>>13872197
You Corecucks unironically disgust me.

>>13872491
FUCK.
I am buying BSV right now.

>>13872111
when flip

>>13872379
satoshin@gmx.com

shin is white surname !!! wtf

>>13872499
kek

>>13872332

>>13872511
“If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry.”

This sounds exactly like something Wright would say

>>13872666
If craig said it would be "if you don't believe me, FACK OFF"

>>13872679
satoshi was craig before anger

what you see csw is the stiff version

>>13872716
You have to remember, craig was dealing with other educated and polite people with no selfish interests early on when btc was worth nothing. But as I’ve posted, there IS evidence Satoshi could get a little testy at times. Now imagine things 10 years later, you’re bitter at charlatans coming along and ruining your creation (remember, most core devs latched onto btc only in the last 3-4 years) and to top it off you have every dumdum on twitter calling you a scammer and a fraud, yea I’d probably be pissy too.

>>13872748
The retribution is going to be spectacular.

so comfy with my 130 bsv.

>>13872666
Nice Satan's trips, and agreed. The evidence that Wright is Satoshi is pretty overwhelming at this point.

>>13872926
Kek, Wright even warned everyone about FUD in 2007

https://www.computerworld.com.au/article/188871/aussie_achieves_world_first_audit_certification/

>>13872332
LOL no, he even mentions that Bitcoin is designed for micropayments as technology improves and the networks grows.

Corecoin has done the complete opposite.

>>13872197
LOL no, he even mentions that Bitcoin is designed for micropayments as technology improves and the networks grows.
Corecoin has done the complete opposite.

>>13872499
Kekd and Chekd

>>13872748
Exactly. And now he is going to strike them all down.
Based Satoshi.

>>13873457
Probably nothing but found this, a screenshot from Craig’s computer in Feb. 2009. File named SN12307263.edn

SN as in Satoshi Nakamoto?

https://digital-forensics.sans.org/blog/2009/02/18/free-windows-drive-tools

>>13872353
>my coffee purchase needs to be stored in the blockchain

this is why we can't have nice things

>>13873598
>I got it! Instead of using this new amazing blockchain technology we'll put users on a banking layer where centralized hubs (banks) settle on the chain every couple weeks or so

>>13872111
>middlemen
Lightning Network

>Third parties
Gov't ban

>Distributed evenly by CPU power
High cost of mining and running nodes effectively makes it a rich people's game

>>13872611
so many blatant lies on one chart

>>13873659
So many that you couldn't pick out a single one, amirite?

>>13872491
Actually, there is a 3rd possibility: a New Zealander, or South African.

Infact, we now know that Creg was a small part of the Satoshi team, but the key innovations were done by a New Zealander, who used Creg as his cats paw.

http://vu.hn/bitcoin%20origins.html#request-for-help

Spoiler alert: the real satoshi supports BCH

BTC is blockstream's (bankers) chain

>>13873695
its hard to pick the biggest lie but probably the direction of the airdrop at btc cash fork btc is bitcoin for every client that didnt update it was as if the fork never happened they synced up with the btc network flawlessly.
the airdrop was bch and then its hard to tell because basically bch ceased to exist with 2 incompatible forks

>>13874173
oh and one more thing you cant claim to be the original coin on a minority fork of the network its just willfully retarded especially when you change the consensus algo.

>>13872491
Indians also use this term, as well as U.K born people.

Satoshi may be a pajeet. lol.

>>13874430
i'm hungarian and i have used bloody like a hundred times before it was made a big deal by sv cucks.

>>13872611

>>13874430
impossible. he would have exit scammed back in 2008.

>>13874575
kek

>>13872988
He tries to use FUD to sell his coin though. lol

>>13872379
bsv isn't 0.1 bitcoin's original code
there is altered code in

also, just ask craig to log in to his account then
you're linking a bunch of screenshots from when BTC was worth nothing from a forum that STILL EXISTS
why doesn't craig just log in and ban Greg?
lmao

>>13873736
lol some aspie security guard is satoshi yeah ok... and what has he done since? he made a bitcoin candy machine out of legos. lol

what has csw done? obtained hundreds of patents, written thousands of whitepapers and tirelessly fought to preserve the original satoshi protocol

>>13872111
If you can't keep up with the fees, unironically STIFF

AND FINALLY
doge has lower fees than BSV
there are actually a multitude of coins with lower fees and similar architecture
the hashrate works for and against the coin use, making fees harsher. Szabo could not have predicted what would happen in case of exponential increase of value

I rest my case
this BSV spam reeks of exit scam after coingeek conference
the lawsuits are closing in, mining on a loss CAN'T survive, there's gotta be a way out somehow
pro tip: Calvin doesn't give a fuck about metanet and whatever the fuck

>>13875761
>thousands of whitepapers
you mean 6
http://metanet.icu library-of-craig/

What is a core cuck? What's bitcoin core

>>13875822
wait
I've been duped
one of these 'papers' is only 4 pages long

>>13875761
If Craig did all that, he wouldn't be working for Calvin Ayre.

>>13872111
Actually he said free transactions are "nice to have" and they'll keep being free "unless people abuse them" which of course they obviously fucking did. The biggest culprit being mining farms that spammed the network in 2017.

>>13875890
>working for
>working with