/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16979427
made me look

>>16979427
ok

Sure thing. If you were satoshi you would understand why. But you lack insight.

>>16979470
the insight here is this:

you can cry
you can yell at the sky
you can make a huge scene
but in the end, not your keys, not your bitcoin
not your private keys, not your PGP
not your password, not your bitcoin talk admin account that can perma ban Greg if satoshi really disliked him

>>16979427
cope
>https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/address/1Ep2Ra4eQHXG5nTfnxyJQopGwV83pLWwNC
one of the btc addresses on this list
>https://blockchair.com/bitcoin-sv/address/1AcpaEcJACmAEniQ1QfeLEGR986b9Bff5Y
all the bsv got pooled here
btc and bch are constantly moving

>>16979569
my dick is so hard it could cut diamond

They can’t move, he’s dead.

>>16979569
>BCH
LOL is S**** dumping on bcash?

>>16979427
This is an urban legend new fag. Satoshi's coins are impossible to track, but nig did trade when he had the chance early on. He probably sold most of them early desu.

>>16979626
>impossible to track

>>16979684
Show me his wallets faggot

>>16979704
no

>>16979626
>impossible to track

Wow more
>faketoshi
lies???????

>>16980017
Link me to his wallets faggot

>>16979427
fun fact: if craig wright wasn't satoshi, satoshi could prove it's not him by a single movement with a signed message. why isn't he doing it? because craig is telling the truth. guy has mental issues sure, but he's a genius.

>>16980346
Most retarded thing I've ever heard in my life. This is how bsv bagholders actually think

Hal is still dead. Until that changes Satoshi won't be doing anything

>>16979427
..and here's why thats a good thing!

>>16980511
let's summon /x/ in here to help us out with this

>>16979559
this.
Just the other day I lost ownership of my tesla as an individual stole the keys out of my bag while I was ordering my onions frappucino. Unfortunately I was unable to verify the thief's pgp key so I could not put out an anonymous hit on him. I returned home to tell my wife but to my dismay I only found a woman at home that looked exactly like my wife but was unable to publicly sign the private key I had given her to verify our marriage, claiming it had been left in my tesla. Obviously i moved out immediately as I could not trustlessly verify the identity of this woman claiming to be wife.

Some time passed and one day I was lucky enough to come across my tesla. Chasing down the young man who had parked it I demanded his pgp key so that i could initiate a ransomware smart contract to blackmail him into returning the private keys of my car to me. To my great relief it turned out this young man was my wife as before I could send the gas to the smart contract he publicly signed a message with my wifes private key. In the end we all laughed, I just have no idea how we ever trusted anyone before bitcoin.

>>16979626
lol...

>>16980644
based

>>16980346
>prove a negative

>>16980644
>le bitcoin came before GPG/ PGP
>le crypto is trustless, not trust minimized
le cringe