/biz/ - Business & Finance

I just love how Satoshi turned out to be something completely different from what most people made him to be in their mind. They idolized him and gave him intents and ideological convictions he never expressed. Now that he is back, this fantasy world they built over 10 years is destroyed. Completely utterly exposed and wrecked. The cognitive dissonance is severe though, and that's why they are so seething and aggressive every time Craig is mentioned. He is a threat to their reputation, economy, professional life, and even their mental health.
They have no clothes on, and Craigs reappearance as Satoshi makes this painfully obvious to the whole world.

I just love how Satoshi turned out to be something completely different from what most people made him to be in their mind. They idolized him and gave him intents and ideological convictions he never expressed. Now that he is back, this fantasy world they built over 10 years is destroyed. Completely utterly exposed and wrecked. The cognitive dissonance is severe though, and that's why they are so seething and aggressive every time Craig is mentioned. He is a threat to their reputation, economy, professional life, and even their mental health.
They have no clothes on, and Craigs reappearance as Satoshi makes this painfully obvious to the whole world.

I just love how Satoshi turned out to be something completely different from what most people made him to be in their mind. They idolized him and gave him intents and ideological convictions he never expressed. Now that he is back, this fantasy world they built over 10 years is destroyed. Completely utterly exposed and wrecked. The cognitive dissonance is severe though, and that's why they are so seething and aggressive every time Craig is mentioned. He is a threat to their reputation, economy, professional life, and even their mental health.
They have no clothes on, and Craigs reappearance as Satoshi makes this painfully obvious to the whole world.

I just love how Satoshi turned out to be something completely different from what most people made him to be in their mind. They idolized him and gave him intents and ideological convictions he never expressed. Now that he is back, this fantasy world they built over 10 years is destroyed. Completely utterly exposed and wrecked. The cognitive dissonance is severe though, and that's why they are so seething and aggressive every time Craig is mentioned. He is a threat to their reputation, economy, professional life, and even their mental health.
They have no clothes on, and Craigs reappearance as Satoshi makes this painfully obvious to the whole world.

I just love how Satoshi turned out to be something completely different from what most people made him to be in their mind. They idolized him and gave him intents and ideological convictions he never expressed. Now that he is back, this fantasy world they built over 10 years is destroyed. Completely utterly exposed and wrecked. The cognitive dissonance is severe though, and that's why they are so seething and aggressive every time Craig is mentioned. He is a threat to their reputation, economy, professional life, and even their mental health.
They have no clothes on, and Craigs reappearance as Satoshi makes this painfully obvious to the whole world.

BIG DICK ENERGY

>>15557198
>Not ripping the wipes in pieces before flushing
Never gonna make it

>>15473718
>kek Im actually all in on BSV and fudding it just for the lulz
>>15473915
>Dude I was larping. Im swing trading bsv

BASED

>>14011366
anon, you still there?

>>13862032
Bumping this glorious RENT FREE thread.

https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000030.000029068.html?fbclid=IwAR3uh0UR5mo7AZBSdDmSfJejbMMY12YcgQxLTZZMjkYyCTmdrahmaqTR698

>>13766332
>t. butthurt anon with nothing to contribute

>>13564952
I will never understand how /biz/lets aren't 100% behind this man. Nobody famous in the space comes close to Craig's level of bantz. Nobody.

>>13512984
ETH will be nothing but a novelty sidechain of Bitcoin (BSV) run by a handful of autistic neets for nostalgic purposes so they can play with their antique 'smart contracts' and 'chain links' like so many neckbeards with gamecube emulators or something

Can someone in Craig's inner circle please tell him to write a new medium post soon. I don't care if it's about cats or how he wipes his ass. I NEED more Craig posts or else I will soon get very strong and violent withdrawal symptoms. Please I beg you sirs.

>>13495345
fear not, frens. we will all make it

>>13492081
my god how can one man make me so STIFF

>>13491019

>>13477944
RENTFREE
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>>13480214
>>13480436
more like Jimmy WRONG, amiWRIGHT

>>13445676
>I actually used to believe Craig is Satoshi in 2018, amazed by how he was "doxxed", by Gavin's acknowledgement, but later, after I explored various mismatches and outright forgeries, I have my doubts. Probably it's normal to believe Craig is Satoshi at one point.
Read the satoshi affair to understand why Craig bailed on doing a real signing in public. It was just to much circus and he felt he was not ready. He also had a lot of scammers after him in adition to Greg. The Australian Tax Office was also on his ass thanks to Greg leaking them false information. He was in a very weak position and did the best move he could, to obscure the whole thing with the fake signing. Now he has a team of 50+ highly competent people and the backing of a billionair, and he has secured a ton of patents to protect bitcoin

he is the registered owner of that block of IP addresses. he inferred in a recent blog post that the early bitcoin mining machines that bootstrapped the network were assigned IPs in this range. presumably one could find logs proving certain IP addresses were running the earliest bitcoin nodes, and then by association prove who owned said IP addresses. If one were so inclined.

>>13432832
SEETHING

>>13426650
you are economically incentivized to propagate and build on them