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16986572 No.16986572 [Reply] [Original]

>There was an early bitcoin miner, unknown to the bitcoin world, whose neighbors later complained about the generators he used at home. His company "tulip trading" had a Supercomputer named "C01N" (imagine that) which ranked as high as 15th top in the world in 2015. #FunFact

>> No.16986584

I should add this on BTCdude.com

>> No.16986588

They denied ever hiring it to Craig though

>> No.16986595
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>The main one we got at the moment is called "Tulip". And Tulip is the number 15 (in the top 500 supercomputers)
And what are you doing with it?
>We have been modeling the Bitcoin scalability and all that for a number of years now.

-Craig Wright 2015

>> No.16986614

>>16986572
>early bitcoin miner... using a supercomputer
using a 'supercomputer' AFTER ASIC's were invented is not cost efficient. Satoshi wouldn't have made such a retarded error.

>whose neighbors later complained about the generators he used at home.
provide source for this.

>His company "tulip trading" had a Supercomputer named "C01N"
no proof of its existence, the company he claimed to have got it from didn't know who he was and denied interacting with him.

>> No.16986622

>>16986614
kys brainlet

>> No.16986648

>>16986614
>using a 'supercomputer' AFTER ASIC's were invented is not cost efficient. Satoshi wouldn't have made such a retarded error.

he was MODELING scale-ability not mining btc

>whose neighbors later complained about the generators he used at home.

https://docsend.com/view/t69gzij

Actual brainlet will never make it. STIFF

>> No.16986653

>>16986622
Weak comeback. Not very stiff at all.

>>16986648
>>whose neighbors later complained about the generators he used at home.
>>https://docsend.com/view/t69gzij
>>Actual brainlet will never make it. STIFF

>ARPA
got your shills mixed up today, pajeet? you're supposed to be shilling BCHSV in this thread, ranjeesh.

>> No.16986726

>>16986648
>>16986653
They should really pay pajeets a bit more to avoid something like this.

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>>16986572
>NDIVA

>> No.16986776
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>>16986572
C01N you say?

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>>16986572
this photoshop isn't all that convincing considering the list is public.
https://www.top500.org/list/2015/11/

>> No.16987136

>>16986572
NDIVA?

>> No.16987175

>>16986799
>https://www.top500.org/list/2015/11/
yeah fucking brainlet can't do the least amount of research

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>>16986799
>>16987175
Hi greg, it's sunday, take a rest.

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>>16986572
wheres the keys, you fat fucking tube
oh. you don't have them either
go back to running xp on your mythical supersgi
>>16986648
>OP setsup 'creg WAS mining BTC' pantomime
>very next bsv shill along BTFOs that bullshit entirely
good job, Guptah!
>>16986776
CO1N was also famous as 'Designed by Human' a previous incarnation involved in various ATO frauds. Dave Kleiman also joined as director. For one day. In 2014. Except, he died in April 2013.
>>16987255
enjoy jail.

>> No.16987316

>>16987271
>OP setsup 'creg WAS mining BTC' pantomime
>very next bsv shill along BTFOs that bullshit entirely
Look my second post, retard:
>>16986595

How does it make you feel craig is satoshi and the entire crypto market will crash and burn and bsv will rise like a phoenix from the ashes? I hope you're prepared for a huge but rape.

>> No.16987328

>>16987316
>rise like a phoenix from the ashes
yeah, lots of things do that around the fat fraud.
company directors appear from the grave, then, disappear again. Maybe hes got a PhD in voodoo as well?

>> No.16987374

What a shitty forgery, you can check it in 30 seconds going to top500.org/list/2015.
That computer never existed.

>> No.16987415

>>16987374
>forgery
I'm sure dyMhVb5s will be back shortly with some explanation of this grievous and blatant mistake, not to mention, slur upon the stain-free character of this Man Beyond Repute. The nefarious hackers hand of Greg Maxwell is doubtless involved, you'll see

>> No.16987435

>>16986726
cap it, the paid pajeets have been caught red handed

>> No.16987449

Here he is connecting to his super computer back in 2015. Stiff

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfoFFyypJxs

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It's very hard me to believe there are anons on /biz/ who still aren't all in in bsv, just beyond my reach.

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>>16987449
>b-but craig doesn't know how to use computer!! REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>> No.16987558

>>16987469
This is why Plato was against democracy.