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December 10, 2015, 06:38:31 PM
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Somehow, I am having a feeling that this Craig Wright is the guy behind https://www.reddit.com/user/btcthwy.

https://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinAUS/comments/3vcys0/advice_on_how_to_use_bitcoins_without_attracting/cxnecay

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One reason I haven't used an exchange yet is because I think the amounts I want to cash out would raise issues. When I have a suitable plan b, I am going to try it.

If he is, then he'll have to explain away the above or his statement that he has funds tied up at Mt Gox.
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December 10, 2015, 06:46:15 PM
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He could be selling off his btc.

You never know.

then he was the one who crashed the market when we were at 1200 , there were no other best time to sell his coins and he know that

but i also believe he know that bitcoin could have reach a much higher price, maybe he is just holding

keep in mind that he is now a very high target with 1M coins, not something i would reveal to anyone

Why would he hold for a higher price? he could cash out anytime he wanted and still be richer than 99% of people on the planet.

maybe he want be richer than 100% of people on the planet  Grin, or he simply believe in bitcoin and don't want fiat anymore

this mean that he is waiting for bitcoin to be accepted globally
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December 10, 2015, 06:51:47 PM
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Satoshi's miner probably used random outputs, the early bitcoins he mined are lost forever, he even hinted at it that only 20 mils will be available
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December 10, 2015, 07:00:39 PM
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Satoshi's miner probably used random outputs, the early bitcoins he mined are lost forever, he even hinted at it that only 20 mils will be available
Could you please quote where did he say this ?

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December 10, 2015, 07:17:58 PM
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Somehow, I am having a feeling that this Craig Wright is the guy behind https://www.reddit.com/user/btcthwy.

https://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinAUS/comments/3vcys0/advice_on_how_to_use_bitcoins_without_attracting/cxnecay

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One reason I haven't used an exchange yet is because I think the amounts I want to cash out would raise issues. When I have a suitable plan b, I am going to try it.

If he is, then he'll have to explain away the above or his statement that he has funds tied up at Mt Gox.

He says Bitcoin-qt doesn't allow him to sign with the coinbase address

At least in 0.11.0, that's not true. I just tried it and it worked fine.

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Here's a block I mined -theymos
1HxQavcwsYnLbntANzj1V1yC5ckxZiRELg
HL+XUyNgUovWpaDPeW9bUMBYW6T8ZNqRXazgFNYLhdFPC4sEjGZf27RyCkkZbXe/ivNgYeCC+feBF7TmjtWvNkM=

I signed that on the same wallet.dat file that I used to mine the bitcoins -- I didn't import the private key or anything.

Could you please check if https://www.reddit.com/user/btcthwy is accessing reddit via Tor ?

Not sure what to make of that comment, but GermanGiant spells 'labor' as 'labour' according to at least one post of his.
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December 10, 2015, 08:33:05 PM
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Satoshi's miner probably used random outputs, the early bitcoins he mined are lost forever, he even hinted at it that only 20 mils will be available
Could you please quote where did he say this ?
Sorry I only remember my outputs not the inputs Smiley forgive me
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December 10, 2015, 09:19:01 PM
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Satoshi's miner probably used random outputs, the early bitcoins he mined are lost forever, he even hinted at it that only 20 mils will be available
Could you please quote where did he say this ?

Yes I would like to see the proofs of these statements.

Also, when you really think off it, this wouldn't be so surprising to do. I mean he didn't have any other way of doing the distribution when he was pretty much mining all by himself in the beginning. Him and maybe 1 or 2 more people.
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December 10, 2015, 11:18:03 PM
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How can you tell that this is Satoshi? Just because he has a lot of coins does't make him the maker of Bitcoin, this is just someone's prediction. It could just be an early investor of Bitcoin. Please don't make up these kinds of theories.
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December 10, 2015, 11:22:30 PM
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Satoshi's miner probably used random outputs, the early bitcoins he mined are lost forever, he even hinted at it that only 20 mils will be available

Do you have any proof that Satoshi said this? There are a lot of people that pretend to be Satoshi you know. I am pretty sure that there is a max of 21 mil, not 20 mil, Bitcoin to be mined.
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December 11, 2015, 01:21:08 AM
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How can you tell that this is Satoshi? Just because he has a lot of coins does't make him the maker of Bitcoin, this is just someone's prediction. It could just be an early investor of Bitcoin. Please don't make up these kinds of theories.

I dont think even that this Wright Scammer has so many bitcoin.

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December 11, 2015, 03:16:57 PM
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Satoshi's miner probably used random outputs, the early bitcoins he mined are lost forever, he even hinted at it that only 20 mils will be available
Could you please quote where did he say this ?

Yes I would like to see the proofs of these statements.

Also, when you really think off it, this wouldn't be so surprising to do. I mean he didn't have any other way of doing the distribution when he was pretty much mining all by himself in the beginning. Him and maybe 1 or 2 more people.
Satoshi's miner probably used random outputs, the early bitcoins he mined are lost forever, he even hinted at it that only 20 mils will be available

Do you have any proof that Satoshi said this? There are a lot of people that pretend to be Satoshi you know. I am pretty sure that there is a max of 21 mil, not 20 mil, Bitcoin to be mined.

Ok guys this is my interpretation of the events hence the word "probably".
Satoshi used a non-client miner originally to maintain the network at the early stages to provide infrastructure (thats from a research of one forum member).
Satoshi only moved coins from his client miner. I dimly remember he said (or someone else conveyed) that some coins will get lost and eventually only 20 mils will be available, my guess is he had in mind his miner.
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December 11, 2015, 03:33:51 PM
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If he really Satoshi then we might see he dump his bitcoin soon on the exchange and then the price crash, and bitcoin is over?
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December 11, 2015, 11:04:31 PM
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no. That means that we can buy more cheap bitcoin  Grin

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