/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>6238010
No hes dead u stupid nigger

>>6238064
Oh, was he an early adopter or something? I thought all the early adopters were against second layers...

Did Craig Wright even post there?

>>6238124
I think he was the very first adopter.

>>6238279
Oh wow... so the very first early adopter was actually imagining something like Lightning Network and the Core roadmap before it even existed?

Everything I know is a lie.

>>6238373
Bitcoin needed continued development for the things he said to become a reality. Now it's just a shitshow.

>>6238124
he is satoshi

>>6238373
He will be remembered in history for the first ever transaction of bitcoin in history. You can look it up on the blockchain.
Block 9
Satoshi mines it and then send 10 BTC to his address. Blockchain archeology at it's fines :D

>>6238516
Whoa, so this Hall Finney guy has 10 bitcoin???

>>6238010
he is satoshi

>>6238477
WOAH....

So, would the implication be that the Core devs are the ones implementing Satoshi's vision and not the numales over at Coinbase, the miner chinks, or that histrionic faggot Roger Ver?

>>6238124
The creator Craig Wright aka Satoshi Nakamoto has spoken at great length on this subject.

>>6238573
Well, a lot more. Because he mined too. He and satoshi were one of the first to mine the blockchain. I guess now his family inherited the wealth.

>>6238647
>>6238373
>>6238124
>>6238010
Stop falseflagging you fucking Blegacy faggot. Craig Wright knows his own vision the best.

>>6238676
I was jokes. Dude's most likely a billionaire.

>>6238647
Doubt Satoshi's vision was 1mb blocks.

>>6238706
Oh, well. Let's hope other anons learn something new then

>>6238706
Hal Finney is dead

Lol. People actually think Craig Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto.

>>6238790
Like legit, verifiably dead?

>>6238713
It wasn't one petabyte blocks that's for sure

>>6238811
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hal_Finney_(computer_scientist)

>>6238811
>>6238811
Yes. He died 2014 from some nasty disease.

>>6238713
>>6238706
>>6238695
>be part of the OG cyperpunk group around btc
>make first btc tx
>not a satoshi

Even vitalik knows craig isnt satoshi

>>6238647
did the doggo die?

>>6238883
We don't need to know who Satoshi was except for historical reasons. The technology was the idea.

>>6238883
also a guy named Satoshi Nakamoto lived/is living on Hal street

>>6238948
well I agree

Its just pretty important that he is Pro LN

>>6238695
>Craig Wright
>Satoshi

>>6238850
how do you know that you fucking redditor brainlet

>>6239040
He has the keys, though

>>6239004
Hands down he is the ULTIMATE HODLER. The bitcoins he mined from block 0 the 1m BTC or so.were never touched. except for the one 10btc he send to Hal Finey at block 9.

>>6239004
He wasn't pro LN. Hal finney might have been pro LN but Satoshi was against it and he was for big blocks.

>>6238124
This guy is the one who received the first bitcoin transaction, he was interested in crypto money decades before bitcoin and his neighbor whose house got foreclosed on during the 2008 financial crisis was named Satoshi Nakomoto.

You do the math.

>>6239163
>Craig Wright is Satoshi

Let's just hope the AI we are gonna upload to the blockchain doesn't end us. Because we will never be able to pull the cord because it's decentralized.

>>6239163

Source?

>>6239297
>>>xenosystems.net

>>6238010
geezus christ if I thought this was the future of Bitcoin I would just store wealth in gold and only use banks backed by gold 100% or if one didn't exist make one myself. Bitcoin is fucking pointless as a store of wealth or the next fraction reserve

Of all the people that have been proposed to be Satoshi, Hal Finney is by far the most likely.

>Cryptographic expert and known cypherpunk culturalist
>Had the same genius disease that Stephan Hawking does
>Received Bitcoin's very first transaction
>Lived in the same neighborhood as Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto (literally what even are the odds)

He denied it, and the fact that he was exchanging emails with Satoshi gives some evidence to them being separate people, but even if he's not, he's practically it's co-creator and the closest thing we have to an identified Bitcoin creator.

RIP. I hope he had a plan for his coins before he died, but it's almost even more admirable if he just let them be destroyed.

>>6238713
Well, he added the fucking limit.

>>6239256
Brainlet DYOR
WHoever SN was, he was for big blocks.

BIG BLOCKS WERE THE OFFICIAL PLAN UNTIL KEKSTREAM BAMBOOZLED TWITTER SOYBOYS

hal finney probably was part of what we call "satoshi" chances are it were 3 or more people if you look at the posting times on bitcointalk from satoshi it made no sense he posted at random times all the time
or he the guy just never slept

>>6239500
DYOR, or maybe even read the comment he made in the code RIGHT NEXT TO THE FUCKING LIMIT
holy fuck the absolute state of /biz/

>>6239408

>>6239451

he said in a post that his kids were aware of his bitcoin wallet and knew how to access it after he died

>>6239589
Easy there Rodge, no need to get upset.

>>6239502
Citation needed

>>6239423
>I would only use banks backed by gold 100%

And praytell, where might I find one of these banks?

Also, you dumb nigger, Gold has literally no intrinsic value. If it wasn't desired for it's monetary utility (which is worse than Bitcoin's), its value as jewelry would drop to almost nothing. People like wearing money as a status symbol. They won't want your fucking gold if it isn't money anymore. Hence, its intrinsic value does not give it any advantage over Bitcoin.

Like most ape-men that inhabit this planet, you don't really understand money. You confuse the representation of a unit of money for its value. Don't worry, many persist under this delusion.

>>6239666
Bitcoin is coming for total dominance of the crypto market and wordwide commerce.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FFly8VF950

good luck with those segwit bags. LN will fix it!

>>6239451
I think it's more likely that Satoshi Nakamoto represents a team (of which Hal was a member), rather than just one man. There was a lot of collaboration in the project.

>>6239451
Of all the people that have been proposed to be Satoshi, Craig Wright is by far the most likely.

>Cryptographic expert and known cypherpunk culturalist
>Australian, like the grammar in his emails
>Sent Bitcoin's very first transaction
>Didn't live in the same neighborhood as Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto (literally absolutely not related to bitcoin in any way)

He denied it, and the fact that his bad evidence gives some evidence to them being separate people, but even if he's not, he's practically it's co-creator and the closest thing we have to an identified Bitcoin creator.

I'm happy he's still alive, and it's great that he's now battling the kikestream bankers in the fight to reclaim bitcoin as a worldwide decentralized uncesorable currency that everyone can use.

>>6239666
Kill yourself you lying piece of trash.

>>6239709

You're a fucking idiot, gold is rare and has many properties that make it of great use and value. Manufacturing/machine that need gold is one of them.

>>6239844
>Being an insufferable faggot in an argument that you already lost merely by posting in this thread.

>>6239709
>someone tipped their fedora this hard to sound smart
embarrassing. and also the fact gold is incredibly limited on the planet, and has a bunch of other features unique to its chemical composition and is a dense store of wealth makes it at least comparable to crypto in many ways.the fact its actually INCREASED in relative value even after the world moved off the gold standard should fucking tell you something

>>6239953
Just fucking kill yourself already.

>>6239844
If you're interested in Craig Wright the long-form essay The Satoshi Affair by Andrew O'Hagan is a good read.

>>6239844
>kikestream
>People still believe that bcash isn't controlled by them

>>6239177
His dead body is also cryopreserved for his return to collect all BTC https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hal_Finney_(computer_scientist)#Death

>>6238010
>what is coinbase

>>6238167
See "Satoshi Nakamoto"

>>6239902
The value of those properties are miniscule compared to the total valuation of gold. The vast majority of its value comes from the fact that it was a good form of money. Money itself has utility, it doesn't need a "usable as commodity" gimmick attached to it for people to demand money. It just needs to function as money (store of value, medium of exchange, and unit of account) and have a good network effect.

>>6238647
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>>6240174
>nodes without hashpower
>doing anything of value

>>6239844
Except Craig is an egotistical asshole who wants to be famous, and comes up with excuses every time he's challenged to actually move an an original coin.

But yeah, if it was a pool of creators, chance Craig was part of it too. Always a bad egg.

>>6239953
>he thinks that picture incriminates them
>he doesn't know bitcoin will kill Bcore and all altcoins
whew

>>6238877

He was cryopreserved also, pretty interesting IMO

>>6239177
>>6239451
>>6238811

>>6240174
Gold isn't "money" anymore and hasn't been since like the 70s. Despite that its only gone up in price as a COMMODITY which literally means people just find it valuable and worth holding for reasons. Its industry and jewelry uses are a part of it, but for the most part people just naturally trust the fucking standard of value that has existed basically since civilization started.

>>6240306
>he's not a soft-spoken beta cucklord like me so clearly he couldn't be a computer genius
ok whatever virgin

>>6240306
Never underestimate the power if an angry australian with 88 Phds and unlimited money.

When we understimated an angry austrian with 88 Phds and unlimited money it didnt go to well for your kind.

>>6240635
toppest quality meme fukken saved lmao

>>6238010
Satoshi was a corecuck.

>>6238573
fucking kek

>ctrl+f
>szabo
>0/0

>>6240464
>He was cryptopreserved
Talk about dedication.

>>6241591
another confused corecuck

TRUE STORY
>finally tell my wife about my bitcoin holdings after 4 fucking years
>she’s pleased about the gains
>watches bitcoin documentary on Netflix
>most interesting aspect of crypto to her is “who is Satoshi”
>it’s that guy with ALS isn’t it?

>>6241591
B-b-but... he denied it...

>>6241651
Wtf so he was hashed into the blockchain? Dayum.

>>6242069
A human body is external data so he probably went through Chainlink first.

>>6242222
quads
fuck maybe I will buy link

>>6242222
>2222
And there's the confirmation.

>>6241961

This isn't true because a woman would start an argument about why you didn't tell her earlier

>>6239129
no he doesn't lmao
he backed out of showing proof via signing a msg with the keys at the last second and tricked gavin, who admitted they couldve been fake

>>6242401
Pajeet in the sheets, diarrhea in the streets.

>>6238010
Friendly reminder to buy AURA, the first ETH based bank that just ICOd and will be hitting IDEX this week. ICO sold out with a 5m cap

>thinking satoshi can only be one of these people

>>6243263
This. His personality is decentralized.

>>6242222
checked and keked

Satoshi is Jed McCaleb

>>6242345
Oh she mad alright, but she tamped that shit down hearing about 4x gains.

Jokes on her tho... she don’t know about my THREE MILLION IN ETH from the same orignal investment that I already told her about.

blockstream faggot confirmed

We all know that SN (Sergey Nazarov) is the real SN (Satoshi Nakamoto) and he posted arguments for both sides of the debate in order for his next creation to take over when bitcoins kill one another.
>Satoshi's grammar confirmed Russian
>Russian timezone activity (he wrote code at night and slept during the day)
>Disappeared in 2011, just as he was starting to work on smart contract.com
>Sergey's commieblock neighbor was named Natoshi Sakamoto

>>6238939
No, but it's afraid