/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51663310
kill yourself

>>51663310
He can "win" because he's a glowie with glowie connections, so they can rig a trial for him where they declare he's "Satoshi". But no, of course not, he can never get access to Satoshi's keys. That's a technical impossibility. Not your keys, not your coins.

>>51663398
>t. bsv baggie
It's near an all-time low. It will soon be lower than what it started at in 2018.

>>51663402
I mean can judge somehow compel bitcoin nodes to change ledger?

>>51663474
yeah, with a court order. provided he has evidence that he mined them and a court agrees
perhaps a tax return from 2009, or trust documents that he created when adding the wallets or maybe the mtgox withdrawel confirmation emails or something, they only need to compel 3 mining pools to see it done
these pools all have a terms of service and declarations which shows they are registered companies and will abide by the law

i think they are payment processors and in a boat with the likes of mastercard and visa and will be treated as such

>>51663310
Craig is in it for the long game. Won't see some real movement from BSV until 2025+

>>51664625
nice decentralization

>>51664665
decentralization is a meme
remember tornado cash?

>>51664625
>3 mining pools
kek

What is your opinion on this coin?

>>51664625
also, just remember, even if a miracle happens and the courts order it to happen, and it does happen, it will just become bsv v2 shitcoin and real Bitcoin NotSV will become the main chain.

there is no scenario where this plays out and craig wright is a multi billionaire, zero.

>>51665160
isnt his goal to get the bitcoin brand though. so no exchanges can label Bitcoin NotSV as bitcoin

and his Bitcoin bsv v2 will actually just have the name Bitcoin which nobody else can legally infringe upon

>ponders gay sex

>>51664625
but the pools don't control the miners, right? and miners can just leave pool, or move to a pool outside the courts jurisdiction?

>>51663310
it's the only avenue left for him, he has to pursue it. there is no possibility of this giving him access to the coins, but calvin doesn't know / want to hear that. it keeps craig alive and he can keep his leech lifestyle intact for another year or so

>>51663310
>>51665756
As the Bitcoin Whitepaper states identity is firewalled from transactions. Posession of keys proves nothing, except posession of keys, kind of like if I stole your car keys.

>>51663310
>>51665756
As the Bitcoin Whitepaper states identity is firewalled from transactions. Posession of keys proves nothing, except posession of keys, kind of like if I stole your car keys.

wtf is this gay shit?!

>>51665895
if you said "this is my car" and then opened it with the key, every sane person would think: "it's his car" and go about their way. craig says "this is my car" and the instead of opening it spins a tale about how having the key doesn't actually prove his ownership so he is not going to open it at all and instead waste the time of the justice system on it. every sane person thinks; "why not use the key first so the matter is settled for any sane person and he can go do the legal thing afterwards?". it just looks like he doesn't own the car in the first place

>>51666090
You're not paying attention. Signing doesn't mean anything. 4 witnesses attesting Craig's exceptional ability under Oath in the Ho.dlnaut trial on the other hand should make you wonder if the "Craig can't code" meme is really real, and once you realised it isn't, you must ask yourself why would anyone spread such misinformation?

PS: Both McCoward and Faggotlonaut dropped the truth defence. So weird, huh?

>>51663310
If he win he will dump btc to 0 so it’s so easy money just short btc until 0 ez money bros

>>51666155
The owner has the key. More people can have the key, but the owner must have it. If he does not have it, he is not a cryptographer. It is therefore not sufficient to own the key, but not owning the key immediately means you are not the owner. I hope you can follow this logic. It is therefore imperative that Craig proves ownership of the key.

>>51666316
No. In most cases the owner does have the key, but not in all. Besides, he did have it.

>>51666632

Are you saying that a cryptographer able to write a seminal paper that advances his field failed to do the most basic task of keeping his private key safe? Not have any backups? That's just not possible.

>>51666814
You're missing the point. Intentional? You can't be this gullible, right?

He did have the keys. He did keep them safe. He did use them. However, he chose to tread a path that only someone who wants to see Bitcoin survive for over a hundred years would. BTC idiots are going to get shafted by the govt. They think they have Gary's blessing, but they don't.

>>51663310
he can't win. but even if he did we would just laugh at him.

>>51667097
So the person that invented a system where command over ones asset hinges on keeping ones private key safe failed to keep his private key safe? That's just not possible. He's either lying about not having the key or lying about being the inventor of the system

>>51664625
get a load of this fucking idiot. Nobody will mine for a pool that does this shit.
Moreover, the miners don't control the network: full nodes do. Try to compel the full nodes to accept this shit i dare you. I double dare you

>>51667097
>he chose to tread a path that only someone who wants to see Bitcoin survive for over a hundred years would
nah, he chose a path of someone who was scared of having to pay all those taxes

>>51666155
>4 witnesses attesting Craig's exceptional ability

None of whom are programmers themselves and who explicitly described him engaging in non-programming tasks such as configuring a firewall appliance and setting up a remote syslog server.

It's also a total like that Hodl dropped the truth defense.

>>51668230
>>51667545
>t. paid troll

Mh yeah, whatever you say guys. Nothing to be afraid of, am I right? (((:

>>51664625
This poster is either dumb or baiting. A court order is just a piece of paper. Getting tradfi banks to comply with court orders can be a pain and sometimes you have to take the bank to court to enforce the order. You are absolutely delusional if you think a sheet of paper signed by the The Honorable Judge Shekelberg can compel the blockchain to do anything.