Yeah nah, I think that the myth that he is satoshi has been debunked too many times for it to hold any further value.
The fact is that he is not the real satoshi, nor will satoshi likely ever resurface again. I'm not sure why people are putting so much significance on satoshi's real identity - it really does not matter whatsoever when it comes to bitcoin's long term fundamental development, as seen by the past decade without him.
But no, Craig Wright has been exposed in the past and will simply continue to lie and fabricate.
Topic: [2019-12-31] Countdown: Craig Wright’s 1m BTC fortune to be unlocked in hours - page 2. (Read 489 times)
January 02, 2020, 04:21:45 AM
January 01, 2020, 03:50:42 PM
Fantastic. As a consequence of this, at what point can we start moving all CSW topics to the altcoins board? There's clearly no link whatsoever between Bitcoin and that insipid con-man. So it should now be beyond all reasonable doubt that all of his future pantomime sideshows won't be discussed in the Bitcoin-related boards.
January 01, 2020, 03:47:53 PM
but at what stage is everyone, his followers, us and the media going to STOP
believing his absurd claims and affording media space and attention?
everyone needs to STOP posting articles concerning him and he should
be referred to as "he who must not be named"
believing his absurd claims and affording media space and attention?
everyone needs to STOP posting articles concerning him and he should
be referred to as "he who must not be named"
January 01, 2020, 12:02:32 PM
~snip~
Basic misconceptions that have successfully marketed by CW and Roger Ver is that BCH&BSV actually are real Bitcoins, and not only that - they are cheap so you can buy 1 coin for $100 or $300. Putting this in the context of the misconception that only 1 BTC must and can be purchased, we get a success formula for these clones that are the complete opposite of the original Bitcoin in terms of decentralization.
I was curious what the CW says exactly about this trust, so I visit his site and luckily for all of us he has no plans to dump all coins at once, but to use them in period of 12 months to make BSV stronger
I will not post link to give him more free promotion, but if you are interested it is easy to find. 
January 01, 2020, 10:13:25 AM
Another day another BS thing i do read up once again by CW. Just move some satoshis from said wallet and this will clear up anything. Actions speak louder than words! Actually got tired on reading up another gimmick made by this clown.
January 01, 2020, 09:51:00 AM
It is a real possibility that new investors coming to the market might invest in coins like BCH and BSV thinking it as a fork of BTCitcoin and hoping that if there is a rally then they could get a much bigger profit than spending $7000 for a single BTCitcoin and when ever there is a rally in BTCitcoin all these fork coins also rise along with them and hence it might give them the profit they are looking for when there is rally 
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.Unedifying as it is to admit I'd say they're almost certainly right. Their own psychology means that a ton of others will reach the exact same conclusion. All BCH and BSV have to do is stay alive long enough for BTC to do its thing and they'll rise higher proportionally and faster simply because they started so much further down.
And since BSV only has one miner and BCH has a couple there's a mountain of profit that'll go into the pockets of a handful of people.
Where most people will fail is that they're not as cynical as the creators of those coins so most of them will hang on all the way back down again.
January 01, 2020, 09:46:29 AM
as long as there are those who think it is better to buy 1 BSV for $100, then 1 BTC for $7000 the game will continue.
It is a real possibility that new investors coming to the market might invest in coins like BCH and BSV thinking it as a fork of BTCitcoin and hoping that if there is a rally then they could get a much bigger profit than spending $7000 for a single BTCitcoin and when ever there is a rally in BTCitcoin all these fork coins also rise along with them and hence it might give them the profit they are looking for when there is rally .Screw the fortune, what about the fatal flaw?
The fatal flaw was his prediction that BTCitcoin will be destroyed 
. January 01, 2020, 07:35:06 AM
What he did was not illegal, per se. But it was very unethical and immoral. Now we know that Satoshi Nakamoto was a selfless individual who cared little about accumulating personal wealth. Wright's behavior is polar opposite of that of Satoshi.
If that was indeed the case, then it was a very good plan that brought him a fortune. However, in order to succeed in this, he had to manipulate the law very skillfully, and also with people who for some reason bought all that BSV again. I and the vast majority of people involved with crypto would never have thought of investing a single cent in this coin, but obviously there are those who live under the delusion that the BCH or BSV are real Bitcoin.
The fact that BSV is in the top 10 in CMC means that CW is able to keep its vision alive, and though many would like to see it fail, as long as there are those who think it is better to buy 1 BSV for $100, then 1 BTC for $7000 the game will continue.
December 31, 2019, 11:42:44 PM
At this point, I don't really care whether he's satoshi or not. If he continues spreading bullshit anywhere even if he's satoshi, then I will just ignore him.
LOL... it is funny that you guys still have doubts regarding that. Crag Wright first claimed that he was the real Satoshi many years back. And since then, he has failed to show a single piece of evidence to support his claim. Now I am 100% sure that he is not the real Satoshi. I'll tell you the reason:
Earlier this year (2019), Mr. Wright forked the BCH chain and came up with his own coin (BSV). After that he came up with some ingenious method to cheat the cryptocurrency users and make money for himself.
First, he crashed the BSV exchange rates by filing lawsuits against those who said that he was not the real Satoshi. A lot of the exchanges and wallets (including Blockchain.info) delisted the BSV coin and its exchange rate crashed. Wright used this opportunity to accumulate BSV.
Once this step was completed, he filed for the patent in the United States and the BSV prices suddenly jumped by 200%. As per reliable sources, Mr. Wright sold a large part of his stash and made a few hundred million USD.
What he did was not illegal, per se. But it was very unethical and immoral. Now we know that Satoshi Nakamoto was a selfless individual who cared little about accumulating personal wealth. Wright's behavior is polar opposite of that of Satoshi.
December 31, 2019, 04:13:42 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wansagfJnbo&t=1m35s
https://u.today/bitcoin-has-one-day-left-until-fatal-flaw-destroys-it-according-to-craig-wrights-prediction
Screw the fortune, what about the fatal flaw?
Has anyone done a transaction today? Has anyone checked their wallet? I'm too freaking terrified to check. I'm holed up in a horse's womb.
I love him myself. I can't wait to see what they pull next to try and keep the plates spinning. It's amazing to watch. Even more amazing to witness the devotion/denial of his acolytes.
https://u.today/bitcoin-has-one-day-left-until-fatal-flaw-destroys-it-according-to-craig-wrights-prediction
Screw the fortune, what about the fatal flaw?
Has anyone done a transaction today? Has anyone checked their wallet? I'm too freaking terrified to check. I'm holed up in a horse's womb.
I love him myself. I can't wait to see what they pull next to try and keep the plates spinning. It's amazing to watch. Even more amazing to witness the devotion/denial of his acolytes.
December 31, 2019, 06:01:43 AM
OP's forum name is exactly how I react to news articles like this; Lmaoooooooooooo!!!
That dude is broke as fuck. CSW needs daddy Calvin to open up his wallet each time he has a plan but not the money to execute it. Not in a hundred years do I believe that Calvin thinks CSW is satoshi, he just wants CSW to do the dirty work for him. The only thing that matters to him is to make as much profit as possible, hence the reason BSV's roadmap is to be a corporate and compliant network.
That dude is broke as fuck. CSW needs daddy Calvin to open up his wallet each time he has a plan but not the money to execute it. Not in a hundred years do I believe that Calvin thinks CSW is satoshi, he just wants CSW to do the dirty work for him. The only thing that matters to him is to make as much profit as possible, hence the reason BSV's roadmap is to be a corporate and compliant network.
December 31, 2019, 01:30:10 AM
At this point, I don't really care whether he's satoshi or not. If he continues spreading bullshit anywhere even if he's satoshi, then I will just ignore him.
December 30, 2019, 11:54:58 PM
This is interesting, guys 
In a couple of hours from now, we'll know whether Dr. Wright is real satoshi or not.
In a couple of hours from now, we'll know whether Dr. Wright is real satoshi or not.
There's nothing interesting about it, anyone who reads the news at at least a little bit familiar with this Craig Wright character knows that he is full of shit, so there's no Tulip trust and no 1m BTC, just like there was no critical vulnerability that CWS promised to publish. This dude can't even be a good clown, despite his hardest attempts at trying to be one, so let's just forget about him, okay? We're entering a new decade tomorrow, let's leave this scammer behind.
That's right. The more we are listening to all the lies and concocted fantastic stories that Craig Wright is spewing the more we are lending him some semblance of legitimacy and the more that he is encouraged to be making more unfounded claims. Anyway, the man is already rich and he can even be laughing to the back as we speak so in 2020 we should not anymore be giving him that space in the world of cryptocurrency. We do not the kind of clownish acts he is providing us, albeit being free and attention-grabbing. We have enough of Craig Wright in 2019 let's give him a thumbs down sign this 2020.
December 30, 2019, 10:10:25 PM
This is interesting, guys
In a couple of hours from now, we'll know whether Dr. Wright is real satoshi or not.
In a couple of hours from now, we'll know whether Dr. Wright is real satoshi or not.
There's nothing interesting about it, anyone who reads the news at at least a little bit familiar with this Craig Wright character knows that he is full of shit, so there's no Tulip trust and no 1m BTC, just like there was no critical vulnerability that CWS promised to publish. This dude can't even be a good clown, despite his hardest attempts at trying to be one, so let's just forget about him, okay? We're entering a new decade tomorrow, let's leave this scammer behind.
December 30, 2019, 08:42:21 PM
This is interesting, guys
In a couple of hours from now, we'll know whether Dr. Wright is real satoshi or not.
"Craig Wright is set to receive the keys for more than 1 million bitcoins, the crypto community is becoming impatient to see whether the self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto will deliver on its promise. Worth more than $8 billion at press time, the unlocked Bitcoins could tank the entire crypto market."
The notorious Tulip Trust to be unlocked on Jan. 1, 2020
Craig Wright, the chief scientist at nChain and chief defender at BSV, has been at the forefront of crypto news from 2018. However, the self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto could see his reign over crypto industry drama come to an end at the beginning of next year.
Wright has been embroiled in a dramatic legal battle with the estate of his former partner Dave Kleiman, with whom he allegedly mined more than 1 million bitcoins in the cryptocurrency’s early days. Kleiman’s estate has successfully sued Wright and won the rights to half of the fortune they mined, worth more than $8 billion today.
However, Wright claimed he was unable to access the funds, as they were held in the Tulip Trust, a Seychelles-based fund. But, despite having lost the keys to the funds, Wright claims Kleiman hired a bonded courier to return the keys to Wright on Jan. 1, 2020.
CryptoSlate | https://cryptoslate.com/final-countdown-craig-wrights-1m-btc-fortune-to-be-unlocked-in-9-days/
In a couple of hours from now, we'll know whether Dr. Wright is real satoshi or not.
"Craig Wright is set to receive the keys for more than 1 million bitcoins, the crypto community is becoming impatient to see whether the self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto will deliver on its promise. Worth more than $8 billion at press time, the unlocked Bitcoins could tank the entire crypto market."
The notorious Tulip Trust to be unlocked on Jan. 1, 2020
Craig Wright, the chief scientist at nChain and chief defender at BSV, has been at the forefront of crypto news from 2018. However, the self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto could see his reign over crypto industry drama come to an end at the beginning of next year.
Wright has been embroiled in a dramatic legal battle with the estate of his former partner Dave Kleiman, with whom he allegedly mined more than 1 million bitcoins in the cryptocurrency’s early days. Kleiman’s estate has successfully sued Wright and won the rights to half of the fortune they mined, worth more than $8 billion today.
However, Wright claimed he was unable to access the funds, as they were held in the Tulip Trust, a Seychelles-based fund. But, despite having lost the keys to the funds, Wright claims Kleiman hired a bonded courier to return the keys to Wright on Jan. 1, 2020.
CryptoSlate | https://cryptoslate.com/final-countdown-craig-wrights-1m-btc-fortune-to-be-unlocked-in-9-days/
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