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June 19, 2016, 01:37:47 AM
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This is The Satoshi Affair, by Andrew O'Hagan at London Review of Books.

http://www.lrb.co.uk/v38/n13/andrew-ohagan/the-satoshi-affair


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Hmm. You may have had more activity if you entitled your post "Evidence of Wright maybe being Satoshi" or some such.

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nice bit of "fly on the wall" fiction. loosly based on craig wrights actual life story.
obviously a story wrote by craig. as the story is not wrote via gathering evidence/research. EG (running around the hotel room and hallways) is not something an outsider would know or be able to find out just by reading news papers or police records

im guessing craig wants to now make a movie deal, after ofcourse a book deal.
kind of a shame that he is trying to glorify himself as satoshi, purely with the hope that it would free him of the tax/grant fraud he perpetrated. aswell as the scam he done on the canadian company (amungst others).

it made me laugh half way through reading it when it said at one part that craig was completely surprised at the press coverage. yet a couple weeks before, it was him contacting lots of news sources offering the "complete rights" and exclusives to his own fiction.

anyways good luck to craig in the entertainment industry. but craig definetly isnt satoshi, oops i think that would have been a spoiler for the sequal that i just revealed, sorry.

im just waiting now for the revelation of when nick szabo was the first person to talk and introduce craig months before at a conference.. where nick set the scene to start off the misdirection

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Hmm. You may have had more activity if you entitled your post "Evidence of Wright maybe being Satoshi" or some such.

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more details here...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-36575524

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http://www.reuters.com/article/us-bitcoin-wright-patents-idUSKCN0Z61GM


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June 20, 2016, 04:02:50 PM
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This is 0 evidence. In fact in the bbc article they admit at the end that this is basically more mental masturbation about the whole thing.
Was Craig Wright involved in the early Bitcoin days? Sure. Does this mean he is Satoshi, nope.
Hal Finney, David Kleiman and Nick Szabo to name some, are still more accurate candidates.
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This is 0 evidence. In fact in the bbc article they admit at the end that this is basically more mental masturbation about the whole thing.
Was Craig Wright involved in the early Bitcoin days? Sure. Does this mean he is Satoshi, nope.
Hal Finney, David Kleiman and Nick Szabo to name some, are still more accurate candidates.

Correct. Well, tbf, I guess you might consider the BBC and O'Hagan articles as supporting soft/social/persuasive evidence. However, they strike me as relatively weak on their own and without the type of hard/direct evidence that most folks would consider both reliable and authentic (Ex: a spend from a Satoshi wallet - I don't think we can trust the funky 'signing w/ a key from a satoshi wallet method' at this point). In other words, as has been said by others, proof of Satoshi will come, if ever, via a combination of hard/direct evidence as well as soft/social/persuasive evidence.  Right now, there is no hard/direct evidence; at best, there is some conflicting soft/social/persuasive evidence.
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Damn lot of patents he is going after.  Looks like he has backed himself up with a lot of attorneys and is going for it all.  I am sure more evidence will come forward as he tries to prove claim on these patents. 
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more details here...


and here's 51 patents that he's filed (at EITC) that are published so far.  The reuters article says hundreds are being filed...



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What a moron.

Thanks for reasons number 2001-2051 that nobody will believe this guy is Satoshi.  

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Damn lot of patents he is going after.  Looks like he has backed himself up with a lot of attorneys and is going for it all.  I am sure more evidence will come forward as he tries to prove claim on these patents.  

Patents are not cheap, I thought Craig Wright had financial trouble that he is trying to dig out of?

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with all of them patents
with all the corporations he set up
with all the grabbing funds from government
with all the scamming rather then sharing philosophy.
craig wright is definetly not satoshi..

the real satoshi didnt do non-disclosure-orders, he had open conversations
the real satoshi didnt work on secret projects that will revolution the world and then sell the idea to corporations. he released it freely
the real satoshi didnt patent anything, he made everything open licence.

all i can see craig wright doing is not having a working product or assets and instead is "creating" vapour to sell at a high fee.. definetly not a satoshi personality at all

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Damn lot of patents he is going after.  Looks like he has backed himself up with a lot of attorneys and is going for it all.  I am sure more evidence will come forward as he tries to prove claim on these patents.  

Patents are not cheap, I thought Craig Wright had financial trouble that he is trying to dig out of?

scam one person for £6000. create a couple patents. scam 20 people based on promises of 2 patents. get £120,000 to create 40 patents.
set up a corporation under the false belief that the 40 patents can net 1billion (help he priced one business at that very recently) and scam even more people.

mr wright is not a bitcoiner.. he is too involved in grabbing fiat. riding the bitcoin phenomena because governments and financial institutions do not quite understand it, to pretend he is highly involved in it. while holding no bitcoins and simply grabbing fiat at every door he knocks on

shame on him



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I dont doubt that craig wright may have known who satoshi was but his bail out of the last chance he had to prove himself was the final nail in the coffin. If he has access to the genesis block or any of satoshis known accounts then just use it and prove it. if you have that much in bitcoin lying about then he wouldnt have such financial troubles. hes a fraud, his lack of proof is proof of that.

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I dont doubt that craig wright may have known who satoshi was but his bail out of the last chance he had to prove himself was the final nail in the coffin. If he has access to the genesis block or any of satoshis known accounts then just use it and prove it. if you have that much in bitcoin lying about then he wouldnt have such financial troubles. hes a fraud, his lack of proof is proof of that.

he doesnt. have you not seen the many blogs reddits and forum posts showing the "details" craig displayed as proof to people like gavin and other prominent bitcoiners was simply a 7 year old piece of data anyone can copy and paste out of the blockchain.. it was not unique data using a specific key that was uniquely encrypted in their presence. it was old data that proves nothing.

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Damn lot of patents he is going after.  Looks like he has backed himself up with a lot of attorneys and is going for it all.  I am sure more evidence will come forward as he tries to prove claim on these patents.  

Patents are not cheap, I thought Craig Wright had financial trouble that he is trying to dig out of?

Lawyers chase money....if they believe he has a legitimate chance of being awarded these patents, they will have no problem collecting money for their services.  I believe Craig is Satoshi because I don't think any scammer could pull off a scam this monumental and get away without being caught.  It takes too many resources and abilities to make himself appear to be the creator of bitcoin if he is not the real Satoshi.  

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Damn lot of patents he is going after.  Looks like he has backed himself up with a lot of attorneys and is going for it all.  I am sure more evidence will come forward as he tries to prove claim on these patents.  

Patents are not cheap, I thought Craig Wright had financial trouble that he is trying to dig out of?

scam one person for £6000. create a couple patents. scam 20 people based on promises of 2 patents. get £120,000 to create 40 patents.
set up a corporation under the false belief that the 40 patents can net 1billion (help he priced one business at that very recently) and scam even more people.

mr wright is not a bitcoiner.. he is too involved in grabbing fiat. riding the bitcoin phenomena because governments and financial institutions do not quite understand it, to pretend he is highly involved in it. while holding no bitcoins and simply grabbing fiat at every door he knocks on

shame on him


read the LRB article.   Its a company with backers who are filing the patents.  it may not be craig's doing.  he may not even be involved anymore (after he didn't play ball with them when they wanted him to come out)

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Damn lot of patents he is going after.  Looks like he has backed himself up with a lot of attorneys and is going for it all.  I am sure more evidence will come forward as he tries to prove claim on these patents.  

Patents are not cheap, I thought Craig Wright had financial trouble that he is trying to dig out of?

scam one person for £6000. create a couple patents. scam 20 people based on promises of 2 patents. get £120,000 to create 40 patents.
set up a corporation under the false belief that the 40 patents can net 1billion (help he priced one business at that very recently) and scam even more people.

mr wright is not a bitcoiner.. he is too involved in grabbing fiat. riding the bitcoin phenomena because governments and financial institutions do not quite understand it, to pretend he is highly involved in it. while holding no bitcoins and simply grabbing fiat at every door he knocks on

shame on him


read the LRB article.   Its a company with backers who are filing the patents.  it may not be craig's doing.  he may not even be involved anymore (after he didn't play ball with them when they wanted him to come out)
i read the article. more holes then swiss cheese. but with that said
i did like the fantasy fly on the wall "observations" of the day in the hotel when he was being chased. but it could have been wrote more first person to atleast make it sound like craig was telling his narrative of events.. rather than a ghost writer who happened to witness it all from within a closed hotel room where only craig and his mrs were staying.

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Damn lot of patents he is going after.  Looks like he has backed himself up with a lot of attorneys and is going for it all.  I am sure more evidence will come forward as he tries to prove claim on these patents.  

Patents are not cheap, I thought Craig Wright had financial trouble that he is trying to dig out of?

scam one person for £6000. create a couple patents. scam 20 people based on promises of 2 patents. get £120,000 to create 40 patents.
set up a corporation under the false belief that the 40 patents can net 1billion (help he priced one business at that very recently) and scam even more people.

mr wright is not a bitcoiner.. he is too involved in grabbing fiat. riding the bitcoin phenomena because governments and financial institutions do not quite understand it, to pretend he is highly involved in it. while holding no bitcoins and simply grabbing fiat at every door he knocks on

shame on him


read the LRB article.   Its a company with backers who are filing the patents.  it may not be craig's doing.  he may not even be involved anymore (after he didn't play ball with them when they wanted him to come out)
i read the article. more holes then swiss cheese. but with that said
i did like the fantasy fly on the wall "observations" of the day in the hotel when he was being chased. but it could have been wrote more first person to atleast make it sound like craig was telling his narrative of events.. rather than a ghost writer who happened to witness it all from within a closed hotel room where only craig and his mrs were staying.

In some ways, this article hurts the case that Craig is Satoshi.
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June 20, 2016, 05:36:33 PM
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Well I am gathering the popcorn to see how this patent thing plays out, because a LOT of companies are dumping millions into Blockchain technology and if he/they are successful, it will cost him even more to

defend these claims in courts.  Roll Eyes I always thought Bitcoin and the Blockchain is Public domain and cannot be patented by anyone.  Huh I still think Craig Wright knows more than what he is saying, and we

should have given him more time to prove his claims.  Roll Eyes

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June 20, 2016, 05:51:26 PM
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you dont actually need to spend alot on defending your claim.

first you send a letter of intent. (basically a cease and desist). in there you give the warnings. you highlight how they are infringing the patent and you highlight a settlement amount.
you then warn them if they do not respond or do not cease, the settlement required grows.. you can play this game for months just letting the amounts grow without actually doing anything.

then if you want to take them to court. the majority of the debate is not about the patent claim itself. but about the lack of ceasing and the profits the competitor gained from abusing the patent vs the profits the defendant could have lost due to the competitors.

most of the time it ends up being a pay-off/settlement before it even gets to court. so just sending letters of intent is the majority of the hard work

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