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In terms of my friendship with Satoshi. It is my belief that I was communicating with Craig Wright.
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This guy is saying all kinds of ridiculous things...so that he can get free press..he is thinking himself like a celebrity who can feed off media & paparazzi...but he is not an actual celebrity!!  On 26 August 2019, a US Federal Court ruled that Satoshi Nakamoto is the partnership of Dave Kleiman and Craig Wright. So now, for the first time in history we have confirmation by a US Federal Court of the fact that CSW is at least 50% of Satoshi Nakamoto. |
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Craig Wright (has categorically proven he is NOT satoshi with this blog post) by stating and claiming that the real 'satoshi' did not post on BitcoinTalk.org (bitcoin.org / smf) when quite clearly satoshi did post to this very forum!
Craig Wright was probably talking about how Dave K. (the "real" Satoshi) never posted here. Craig handled the forum posts while Dave was busy with jobs like coding and mining the network. |
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Change is to be expected.
- The popularity of Bitcoin rose exponentially since 2013 and it also became an investment assets to many.
- Government authorities saw that investor's money is flowing into bitcoin and they also want a piece.
- Developers requested to make their identity known is a consequence of the many scam projects that flooded the market since ICOs became a thing.
Despite all the changes, Bitcoin enthusiasts still have the option to use platforms that do not require their identity and transactions to be exposed completely such as P2P exchanges, wallets with coinjoin features and coin mixing services.
Good luck with hiding a transaction on the Bitcoin network. Less than 1% of users have the technical skills needed to pull that off. |
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Op, it might be a storyline, but it does highlights the problems faced with fiats, and it also explains in details how bitcoin can solve troubles of international transfers all in few minutes.
The panic that bitcoin network clogs and is slow to process when the blocks are overworked does not stop the fact that, for international transfers, bitcoin will always arrive before fiats.
It is already happening, few webpages that sells vpn services already accepts btc as payment mode, families in different countries already send to themselves for support.
Soon enough, it will be everywhere.
Thank you Blockstream for not totally disabling Bitcoin's attributes. |
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1. A miner mines a block and all the transactions in the block are recorded in the NSA tracking database (aka blockchain).
End.
Are you indirectly saying that the whole mining process is one step? I believe just as others have explained above,before mining one has to pass through some process which are means to an end. No. I was simplifying the process into an easy to understand step. |
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As long as we give attention to this stupid Faketoshi, he will just continue to create claims like this as long as he is alive for sure. His coin is a trash making him a trash too. His claims are all false and he is just making himself a clown in crypto world  . I don't know how can he manage to do things like this when he already knows that there isn't that many people who are believing him. Craig Wright made the majority of the posts on bitcointalk.org. Writing style comparison examples have clearly proven this point in the past. |
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After he got busted being fake Satoshi Nakamoto and that had an impact on his fake Bitcoin that is slowly dying. He now wants to bring everything down along with him, maybe he thought he could foul the Crypto Community and make tons of money by copying Bitcoin to build his own business.
In my opinion his just a scammer trying to get rich.
He's already rich numbnuts. Just because you are in the dark doesn't make everything you don't understand a scam. |
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Have you ever been concerned about Bitcoin's longevity in the mainstream world as a decentralized cryptocurrency?
Not really, because Bitcoin has the backing of the government-sponsored media and banker-funded institutions like Blockstream. |
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1. A miner mines a block and all the transactions in the block are recorded in the NSA tracking database (aka blockchain).
End.
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I have been thinking about what will happen when the last Bitcoin gets mined. In my understanding mining will still need to be done, miners will need to keep their machines on otherwise the networks come to a halt. So, when there is no more bitcoin to be mined, if the network keeps the PoW process, miners will be paid by transactions fees right? So this is my question. Looking forward to reading your comments.
By that time it won't matter, BTC will be worthless replaced by privacy coins. |
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This is in fact true. There were (are) multiple people using the login to bitcointalk.org. Satoshi Nakamoto was a group and at least three people from the group held the BTC login. |
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This is an obvious NO. Just as horse and carriages are not ideal modes of transportation.
An ideal currency must be like cash and allow the user privacy. Bitcoin does not, and will never, have this ability.
Bitcoin is transparent but it's also private. When I pay for something with Bitcoin the other side doesn't know my name so it is private in that matter. To fully use the privacy it offers you have to buy it from someone else in person, mine it or earn it. You cannot use a centralized exchange. •Anonymous •Decentralized These are the main features on why bitcoin is being supported by big community due to that p2p system that there no 3rd party involved which totally contrary on what we have used traditionally with fiat but i dont see for it to replace fiat soon just like what been said by some people.Being optimistic isnt bad but they should be at least realistic. This post contains so many errors, I don't know where to start. Bitcoin is not private under any circumstances. If I buy BTC from someone in person, the seller can track my payments. |
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This is an obvious NO. Just as horse and carriages are not ideal modes of transportation.
An ideal currency must be like cash and allow the user privacy. Bitcoin does not, and will never, have this ability.
Bitcoin is transparent but it's also private. Bitcoin is not private. The NSA created it with the intent purpose of tracking payments globally. |
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I love CANN and think a privacy feature would be a nice add-on.
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Maybe, if one day the development is evenly distributed, the government has the best solution to develop with cryptocurrency, this might be a good alternative.
But the government DID create Bitcoin. You know that right? Oh yeah, I forgot they don't cover that on CNN. |
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Plus why did Gavin Andresen introduce him,
The worst part is that he has never fully pulled back those claims. Ego is a helluva drug. Interesting coming from you Greg. I guess it takes an egomaniac to know one. |
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You are so grossly incompetent that you can't even manage to write convincing nonsense. Go away.
Were you born an asshole or did you work at it your whole life? |
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Bitcoin will decline to between $500 and $1000 over the next 24 months as users discover better options that include privacy by default.
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