/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12721150
you get to have sex all the time?

>>12721150
man i thing craig was hired to kill bitcoin... pretending to be satoshi and being a piece of shit, forkin bitcoin and claiming there was a critical flaw in segwit, uploading cp to the blockchain, now he is trying to get lots of patents to fuck everyone

>>12721177
He’s obviously just a psyop

>>12721287
There's a genuine chance that he uploaded the CP to SV to force non-commercial nodes out, as per his phantasmagoria of a vision.

>>12721150
The truth must be known - shameless bump

>>12721307
Why would it matter if the node is commercial or not? Can anyone kindly walk me through the logic.

>>12721518
Untested safe harbor laws.

>>12721522
This.

Sage for the rest of this paid advertisement thread

>>12721522
It's basically fragile, untested legal theory constructs vs raw reality of having CP required for the system to work.
Laughable.

bump for compensation for a proliferation of pointless pro-SV threads popping out suddenly.

>>12721287
*HONK*

>>12721150
I don't care if he literally rapes your granny, mommy, murders your wife and sells your toddlers to some brothel in Nigeria. As long as I PROFIT on BSV or whatever shitcoin.

Don't take it personal. Purely business. Control your emotions and stick your BCH up your ass.

>>12721518
it doesnt isp are explicitly excempt rest is bullshit

>>12722089
how much did you lose?

>>12722089
The market doesn't like projects that utilize Child Abuse Media as a core asset last I remember. Damn political correctness...

this thread should not die!

>>12723410
agreed

>>12721150
I hold 0 BCH yet I think this FUD is stupid.

"BCH has CP"

1. Not easily accessible.
2. Could happen to any blockchain
3. Stop giving states excuses, they will plant CP and then prosecute miners on all blockchains

Also, censoring every medium just in case CP pops ups is a very evil thing. Police could just employ twice as many undercover agents online and stop more pedophiles than doing anything else.

>>12723940
>Not easily accessible
Not if it's in JPEG form. All it takes is sync the chain, and you are now officially a criminal!
>Could happen to any blockchain
Only the ones that allow indiscriminate uploads of random bytes onto it in basically unlimited amounts - SV currently allow this and not many more.
>Stop giving states excuses
>Tsss, if we don't talk about it on /biz/, then the state will not know!
lel

>>12723972
Yeah sure, I'm sure pedophiles will download 500GBs and then extract bytes from a file for a jpeg probably milder than half /b/

doesn't matter what theyre talking advantage of

the simple truth is if anybody actually bought something with "bitcoin" in the name, what isn't btc, they're clearly late adopters still hoping to get rich, and they never will, because the ship has sailed.

>>12721702
>>12722184
>>12723972
>CP required for the system to work
>Child Abuse Media as a core asset
This is such a dumb narrative. Honestly, this is the best you can do? I know you faggots were probably still sucking on your mother's saggy tits back then, but you should probably know that buttcoiners have been pushing this same narrative since 2012. Nobody cares. You can upload CP to any blockchain. You can encode anything to any medium that can be written to.

Get some better writers you dumb mooks. At this point it's just embarrassing. Actually, on second thought maybe you should just continue so we can filter out all the retards.

>>12724029
>I'm sure pedophiles will download 500GBs ...
They already did. It's called 'hosting a SV node'.

You can dump CP on ver's shitcoin too. Basically anything with muh big blocks.

>>12724157
True, yet it is a huge risk to the person uploading. CSW pissed enough people off for at least one of them to do the deed.
Don't think BAB is that fond of burning bridges so perhaps they'll develop some preventing measures in time.

>>12724115
>this is the best you can do?
>Proceeds to not debunk
Chickens-with-head-chopped-off mode in full force

Can someone explain the clown meme when you have a few minutes to spare? Thank you.

>>12724221
You really don't realize how transparently brainlet-tier the CP narrative is, do you? You really think it's going to work, huh?
Well then, carry on then.

>He doesn't know about Craig Wright, more commonly know as Satoshi the inventor of bitcoin.

I will give you a quick run down.

This man owns every single patent on earth. You cannot publish patents anymore because he already owns them. He has more than 200 degrees from various universities, he even owns the patent on basic momentum formulas, the next time you push a shit from your anus you better believe you are paying royalties to Craig "Satoshi" Wright.

This man is so rich he can buy the planet but instead spends his extremely valuable time making a better financial world and educating us on twitter. His own words on why he turned down the president position at Harvard as head of facility and chief of all academia: "I was asked why I would rather educate people on twitter than at a ivy league. I told them its simply my intellectual mind needs to reach as many people as possible and if you don't like that STIFF"
>S= Satoshi
>T= Teaching
>I= Intellectuals
>F= Fundamentals
>F= Fast

He only sleeps one hour a night the rest of the time he is publishing patents and suing other people for patent infringement. He solved the P versus NP problem when he was only 7 years old but has made it adamantly clear that the world is not ready for the consequences.

In his down time he writes scripts for movies as a hobby. Every single Oscar nominated film has been written by him under various pseudonyms.

A lot of his more clandestine projects is unknown but rumor has it that he is currently working on a project to nullify entropy and change the laws of physics. He already has the patent but he needs to wait a couple of years to publish it because craigmanity is not evolved enough yet.

>>12724337
Respond to it then. Oh, you prefer to talk about how stupid it is instead? Understood.
>brick wall delusion

>>12724423
>Oh, you prefer to talk about how stupid it is instead
kek, you finally said something that made sense. It's a bear market miracle.

>>12724474
Yep. I agree that stating that you're an unthinking moron makes sense.

>>12724115

> nobody cares

No, you fucks on HERE don't care. Everyone else does. This isn't your shitty coin anymore anyway.

> To $0

>>12724500
>>12724515
Yes, I'm sure everyone else also cares about the CP on BTC, BCH, ETH, ETC, etc. some of which has been there since 2012. Oh wait... no they don't.

>>12724611

I do, and I don't own any of those.

> t.moralfag

>>12724639
>I don't own crypto because of CP.
Try not to point and laugh, kids.

>>12724657

wew lad... you need to get your priorities straight.

>>12724666
>I would rather be afraid of a non-issue than make money.
/notbiz/
I have a confession to make: I actually put tiny CP images between the cotton fibers of every dollar bill that has crossed my path. You probably have one in your wallet right now. Don't worry, the party van will be arriving for you shortly.

>>12724776
>non-issue
>on-chain Child Pornography
The absolute delusion of Craj followers

>>12724776

Ah, I see you're taking the old random generated binaries approach.

There's a difference in the universe's perspective between random happenings and explicit intent. And if you defend the latter you're just as guilty by association. Good luck with that soul of yours or whatever you want to call it.

I know deep down inside you're not a happy person at all.

>>12724793
>>12724803
What do you call a useful idiot who thinks he is working against what he is actually helping?
Keep bumping the thread, goys.

>>12724822
Checked
Immutable permission-less digital money and ledger for all
Core and Cash fools BTFO
If you hold any other "Bitcoin" than the official (BSV) YOU ARE A FOOL WHO DESERVES EVERYTHING THAT IS COMING TO YOU

>>12725013
>DESERVES EVERYTHING THAT IS COMING TO YOU
Not going to prison for using a system requiring CP to work? I'm ok with this.

>>12725025
>A system that requires CP to work
>A system that requires CP to work
>A system that requires CP to work
Hey, maybe if we both repeat it enough, it will be true.

>>12725056
It is. Shame your information processing faculty is damaged.

>>12721150
Who cares about CP existing in the blockchain though? The bytes are scrambled on disk unless you put together the transaction anyway.

>>12725617
is this what curry cashies delude themselves with nowadays?