Topic: [2016-07-03] Pseudo-Satoshi: Craig Wright’s Latest Talk Ignites Bitcoin Communit (Read 3329 times)
July 04, 2017, 11:29:43 AM
If there was EVER any question about him being Satoshi, this should put a nail in the coffin - this kind of bullying and belittling was never Satoshi's way.
July 04, 2017, 10:32:31 AM
The most important part of his rant is his announcement to buy 20% of the Bitcoin hashrate to block Segwit. If he really does that, that could be the final twist that leads to a chain split.
The rest is - as far as I understood it, as technical English is not too easy for me - the usual Big blocker argumentation. The part that Bitcoin is "turing complete" has been already challenged by other (technically more advanced) forum users ...
The rest is - as far as I understood it, as technical English is not too easy for me - the usual Big blocker argumentation. The part that Bitcoin is "turing complete" has been already challenged by other (technically more advanced) forum users ...
July 04, 2017, 04:43:14 AM
The cryptocurrency community has come out in force against the latest activities from self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto Craig Wright.
The Australian computer scientist Craig Wright’s talk at the Future of Bitcoin conference in Arnhem, Netherlands on July 1 caused considerable uproar with its content, as well as the speaker’s choice of language, which was laden with expletives and perceived as threatening. In particular, Wright took aim at Bitcoin Core developers and those running smaller nodes.
During one of Wright’s many contentious soundbites on the topic of SegWit and Bitcoin scaling, he told audiences:
"If you’ve been in Bitcoin since 2009 and you can’t afford a $20,000 node to help this network, piss off."
He added the $20,000 hardware was the same as that used by his business, nChain, and was a bonafide example of scaling.
Other moments from the talk saw Wright tell an audience member to “mind their own business” when asked whether he would sell his coins in the event of a hard fork.
“I have financial sovereignty,” he repeated, also refusing to confirm or deny whether he was Nakamoto when asked directly.
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http://bitcoinist.com/pseudo-satoshi-craig-wrights-latest-talk-ignites-bitcoin-community/
Wright: Anyone Unable To Afford $20,000 Node Should ‘Piss Off’
The Australian computer scientist Craig Wright’s talk at the Future of Bitcoin conference in Arnhem, Netherlands on July 1 caused considerable uproar with its content, as well as the speaker’s choice of language, which was laden with expletives and perceived as threatening. In particular, Wright took aim at Bitcoin Core developers and those running smaller nodes.
During one of Wright’s many contentious soundbites on the topic of SegWit and Bitcoin scaling, he told audiences:
"If you’ve been in Bitcoin since 2009 and you can’t afford a $20,000 node to help this network, piss off."
He added the $20,000 hardware was the same as that used by his business, nChain, and was a bonafide example of scaling.
Other moments from the talk saw Wright tell an audience member to “mind their own business” when asked whether he would sell his coins in the event of a hard fork.
“I have financial sovereignty,” he repeated, also refusing to confirm or deny whether he was Nakamoto when asked directly.
Continue reading
http://bitcoinist.com/pseudo-satoshi-craig-wrights-latest-talk-ignites-bitcoin-community/
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