why dont you believe him?

[Anonymous No.16194959]

[Anonymous No.16195016]

Because I do.

[Anonymous No.16195285]

We all believe. At this point there is nothing else to do other than passing time with maymays and baiting seething core cucks. Feels like being in link again desu

[Anonymous No.16195329]

>>16194959
He acts weird and the fact he worked with the feds makes him suspect. Some of the things he says strike me as a suspicious way of pushing for total centralization and control under the guise of "law".

[Anonymous No.16195381]

>>16194959
Australian

[Anonymous No.16195417]

>>16195329
Law exists whether you like it or not. Therefore if you want Bitcoin to actually succeed and get adoption in the real world, by real businesses and professional people, it has to be compliant with law.

If there are some laws you don't like, it needs to be rectified in the proper way through the legislature and political system. It's not the job of Bitcoin to subvert the entire judicial system - it's just supposed to be neutral money.

[Anonymous No.16195427]

>>16195417
>Therefore if you want Bitcoin to actually succeed and get adoption in the real world, by real businesses and professional people..
..cunts like creg have to gtf

[Anonymous No.16195482]

>>16195417
I understand that but you miss my point. Some of his actions and words make him seem more like a corrupt politician defending the incarceration of a grandmother for posessing medical marihuana or an agressive prosecutor getting someone on an absurd technicality "because its the law!", than someone actually concerned about adhering to legality. Surely you understand the difference and if you are as smart as you think you are you should be familiar with how "the law" is more flexible and malleable than most people think and how easily statutes and legislation can be abused or simply massaged enough until they do what you want them too. Im willing to change my mind on him but he just doesn't strike me as an actually honest person.

[Anonymous No.16195828]

>>16195482
>Surely you understand the difference and if you are as smart as you think you are you should be familiar with how "the law" is more flexible and malleable than most people think and how easily statutes and legislation

This is up to the judicial and political system to address, and NOT the domain of BitCoin, which is just money. You can use money for good and for evil, like all technology.

The great thing about it is that you don't actually have to like Craig to be able to use Bitcoin. Anyone can use it. If you break the law using Bitcoin you will still have to answer to the law, whether you think the laws are just or unjust.

The good thing about Bitcoin however, is that it is a public ledger. Which incentivizes all participants to be honest, because your transactions are recorded forever. This puts corrupt governments in a bad spot, because they are the ones who benefit most from being able to operate in the dark.

Bitcoin simply shines a light where there was darkness before. Criminals on all sides, whether you are in government or not in government, will detest it this kind of system

[Anonymous No.16195842]

>claim to be inventor of crypto
>refuse to cryptographically verify claim
100% scam

[Anonymous No.16195854]

>>16194959
the burden of proof is on him to make me believe

so far he's done absolutely nothing

[Anonymous No.16195878]

>>16195016
Based

[Anonymous No.16196090]

[Anonymous No.16196225]

>>16194959
because he is a crazy insecure faggot

[Sage No.16196863]

>>16194959
more spam
yawn
S and H

[Anonymous No.16196917]

>>16195828
>bitcoin will destroy corruption

What you posted reminds me very much of the language of things like the Patriot Act and now I am leaning more towards thinking Craig is indeed a government agent. Thanks anyways

[Anonymous No.16197025]

>>16196917
I mean he literally worked as a contractor for the NSA and Australian Federal Police to stop human traffickers, pedophiles and other scum using his skills in cryptography and forensic analysis. That's not a secret.

He also has ties to Qanon, which is a military intelligence operation.

So he's a Fed. But working for white hats, not black hats.

[Anonymous No.16197072]

>>16194959
It would be very easy for him to change my mind. Move some genesis coins around, with amounts announce beforehand. Very simple.
So far he as done nothing other than proclaiming.
Guess what, OP. I'm actually Statoshi, and you can't disprove me, because I am.

inb4 "Tulip Trust"
This is the funniest bullshit I've ever heard of

[Anonymous No.16197076]

>>16197025
No problem working with police departments that's (usually) a good thing. Being a glow in the dark is another thing entirely. I am just concerned with his obsession of having everything be tracked by btc because surely anyone as smart as he claims to be would not be that naive. Would switching everything to a blockchain solution truly end corruption in China or Venezuela or would it just give the government more information and control over its citizens? Why would this be different in the US. Any more info on his ties to Q/military intelligence would be appreciated though

[Anonymous No.16197094]

>>16197072
>Move some genesis coins
you are stupid