Gold collapsing. Bitcoin UP.

[AdrianX]

Law is law.

Congratulations to Ira Kleiman and his legal team.

Heartening to witness the judges in this case seeing through the bullshit very clearly and rapidly.

that's an assumption, The judge was pissed off with Craig for not giving him the wallet private keys, explaining that the public keys where not what he was asking for. According to CSW and Ira's Lawyers and the eyewitnesses, they all understood the judge to be asking for the public keys.

 

[freetrader]

The judge was pissed off with Craig for not giving him the wallet private keys, explaining that the public keys where not what he was asking for.

From all I've seen the judges in this case have a well developed understanding of how Bitcoin basically works. Your allegation sounds ridiculous on the face of it - but I'll wait until the transcript is out to ask you to back that up with a citation.

 

[Zarathustra]

WRT Norway, whatever the merits of the case, I think unless something new has happened, the last vote should have seen the matter settled, at least for a reasonable period of time. Let's not abuse the system.

The heros celebrate each step of their pyrrhus victory (roadmap to nirvana).

 

[freetrader]

In all this noise about the Wright case, what really impressed me was the ability of @shadders to incorrectly describe the range of a two's complement signed integer octet.

https://wizsec.jp/20190805_kleiman_wright.pdf

p.s. I think I understand your need to not use your actual name when working alongside someone who submits fraudulent documents to court.

I don't sympathize however, when pseudonymity is used as a shield to protect against the repercussions of collaborating with fraudsters. When those fraudsters conspire to derail Bitcoin Cash, I get downright irate.

 

[Richy_T]

If something new hadn't happened, I would not have raised another vote on it.

Ah, the BUIP was just submitted a really long time ago...

 

[Zarathustra]

I don't sympathize however, when pseudonymity is used as a shield to protect against the repercussions of collaborating with fraudsters. When those fraudsters conspire to derail Bitcoin Cash, I get downright irate.

With your leaders you don't need enemies.

https://bitinfocharts.com/en/comparison/transactions-bch-sma30.html#3m

 

[freetrader]

There's no money to be made here for me, but I'll keep checking which of you BSV true believers take McCormack up on that.

 

[Norway]

Looks like Peter McCormack doesn't believe BTC will grow more than 50% relative to USD in one year.

 

[freetrader]

Who knows. Maybe he'd be open to doing the bet denominated in BTC with you.

He might just have put it in USD because he wants to get rid of fiat rather than put BTC at risk.

 

[Norway]

"Blackmail, police raids, hidden fortunes, death threats and a billion dollar offshore trust. This is the thrilling, stranger-than-fiction story of Craig Wright, the Australian who controversially claims to be the real Satoshi Nakamoto, the elusive inventor of Bitcoin and the underpinning technology that is proving as disruptive as the web was 25 years ago. BEHIND THE MASK spans continents and features a cast of characters ranging from a libertarian femme fatale to a fugitive Canadian gambling tycoon. It follows Wright from his humble beginnings in dirt-poor Queensland to besuited guru trying to recover his reputation and control over the cryptocurrency stage, squaring up to multiple enemies.

Painstakingly researched by two international journalists, BEHIND THE MASK is the secret history of Bitcoin, which, it turns out, is as much about betrayal and human weakness as it is about a world-changing technology."


Book coming January 28.
https://www.amazon.com.au/Behind-Mask-Wright-Battle-Bitcoin/dp/192571280X

 

[freetrader]

https://blog.wizsec.jp/2019/08/kleiman-v-wright-part-5.html

 

[Zarathustra]

There's no money to be made here for me, but I'll keep checking which of you BSV true believers take McCormack up on that.

If you bet on CSW having the Satoshi keys, you invest those 10'000 USD in BSV. The return will be much more than 2:1.

 

[79b79aa8]

PBOC joins the crypto party.

 

[cbeast]

Law is law.

Congratulations to Ira Kleiman and his legal team.

Heartening to witness the judges in this case seeing through the bullshit very clearly and rapidly.

Yes, poor Satoshi loses, yet he still has waaay more bitcoins than you.

 

[cypherblock]

In all this noise about the Wright case, what really impressed me was the ability of @shadders to incorrectly describe the range of a two's complement signed integer octet.

How about this gem from Shadders :
"We have an entire team at nChain that's devoted
to the task of trying to parse some of the more cryptic
expressions of Craig so that we can understand what he's
trying to describe to us."

 

[freetrader]

Sounds like the job description for an AI on the Metanet.

 

[freetrader]

Yes, poor Satoshi loses, yet he still has waaay more bitcoins than you.

Oh look, a CSW e-peen holder.

Craig Wright has not proven that he is Satoshi -- but he seems to be making EVERY effort to disprove it.

Carry on with the marketing campaign. May I suggest another book ad?

 

[awemany]

For those BCH folks here still:

https://old.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/cx08ux/storm_a_potential_alternative_approach_to_instant/

 

[Zarathustra]

Amazing. Nullc / freetrader said they leave for other interests. Now 'they' show zero other interests than CSW.

 

[freetrader]

Another one.