Wait, Nick Szabo's middle name was Thomas?
Oy, I'm seeing unicorns!!!
"Wanna play on my tom-tom?"
Holy fuck! You are one weird queer. I like that about you. Are you jewish?
He is a TUTU wearing grandpa!
Hey Gleb!
Topic: As it turns out, Craig Wright actually is Satoshi! - page 3. (Read 13014 times)
Wait, Nick Szabo's middle name was Thomas?
Oy, I'm seeing unicorns!!!
"Wanna play on my tom-tom?"
Holy fuck! You are one weird queer. I like that about you. Are you jewish?
He is a TUTU wearing grandpa!
Hey Gleb!
Is that post for real? Haha.
From the desk of Real Satoshi, The Security Guru:
http://seclists.org/fulldisclosure/2011/Jan/561
Quote
Re: Travel letter from Craig S. Wright
From: "Thor (Hammer of God)"
Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2011 15:25:18 +0000
I am truly amazed. He was actually HIRED by someone who is paying travel expenses? Wonders never cease.
He's probably trying to merge his "Vulnerability Prediction System" with "Getting Off the Patch." You know, I wouldn't
be surprised.
t
-----Original Message-----
From: full-disclosure-bounces () lists grok org uk [mailto:full-
disclosure-bounces () lists grok org uk] On Behalf Of
mad.men () hushmail com
Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2011 10:56 AM
To: full-disclosure () lists grok org uk
Subject: [Full-disclosure] Travel letter from Craig S. Wright
This is so funny, almost laughed my ass off
Enjoy!
Hello all,
I am sitting on a plane as I type this in flight some place between
SFO (San Francisco) and JFK (New York). I am not flying economy as
this is a work trip and I have laptops and other things sprawled all
over the place in my mobile office structure. Having power in business
and first was always a turn on for me and a justification as I can
generally pay for the cost of the flight in billable hours as well as
arriving relaxed.
This is not of course an advertisement for premium service flights,
but rather a post about the other aspects of flight with laptops these
days.
That is Internet access.
I have another 4 hours before I have to turn my laptop off. I love the
wireless internet access you can get in flight right now as I am
sitting here at 30,000 feet. I mean this is really marvellous when you
think of it. I have 4 companies, 2 of which are in the stages where
they are in need of constant attention and I can be there 24x7 even as
I fly now. I only have the small sections for take-off and landing
where I have to be internet deprived. As a work-a-holic, the ability
to stay connected from 3G on the parts of my travel and manage and
monitor client needs and staff is absolutely tremendous.
I have Netstumbler on my laptop, just collecting passively. I do not
have the Kismet one running now. There is another laptop here and I
see a paper on the security of inflight services - the GOGO service is
unsecured. Not even WEP. So for the work critical things I use the
Citrix gateway and allow those who want to see my browsing to
unsecured sites to collect away.
The shame I see in all this is that these wireless hotspots on planes
are even less secure than the ones on the ground. With more and more
executives starting to use these services, this is going to be more of
an issue as time passes. I see C-level staff using this now and in
time more and more use from high-level employees will occur.
Think of all that leaked data. For the right people, it would almost
seem profitable to hop a plane and extrude data in flight.
Lots to add to the list of things to secure…
God I love technology!
...
Dr. Craig S Wright GSE-Malware, GSE-Compliance, LLM, & ...
Information Defense Pty Ltd
Mobile: 0417 683 914
Description: Logo4
From: "Thor (Hammer of God)"
Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2011 15:25:18 +0000
I am truly amazed. He was actually HIRED by someone who is paying travel expenses? Wonders never cease.
He's probably trying to merge his "Vulnerability Prediction System" with "Getting Off the Patch." You know, I wouldn't
be surprised.
t
-----Original Message-----
From: full-disclosure-bounces () lists grok org uk [mailto:full-
disclosure-bounces () lists grok org uk] On Behalf Of
mad.men () hushmail com
Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2011 10:56 AM
To: full-disclosure () lists grok org uk
Subject: [Full-disclosure] Travel letter from Craig S. Wright
This is so funny, almost laughed my ass off
Enjoy!Hello all,
I am sitting on a plane as I type this in flight some place between
SFO (San Francisco) and JFK (New York). I am not flying economy as
this is a work trip and I have laptops and other things sprawled all
over the place in my mobile office structure. Having power in business
and first was always a turn on for me and a justification as I can
generally pay for the cost of the flight in billable hours as well as
arriving relaxed.
This is not of course an advertisement for premium service flights,
but rather a post about the other aspects of flight with laptops these
days.
That is Internet access.
I have another 4 hours before I have to turn my laptop off. I love the
wireless internet access you can get in flight right now as I am
sitting here at 30,000 feet. I mean this is really marvellous when you
think of it. I have 4 companies, 2 of which are in the stages where
they are in need of constant attention and I can be there 24x7 even as
I fly now. I only have the small sections for take-off and landing
where I have to be internet deprived. As a work-a-holic, the ability
to stay connected from 3G on the parts of my travel and manage and
monitor client needs and staff is absolutely tremendous.
I have Netstumbler on my laptop, just collecting passively. I do not
have the Kismet one running now. There is another laptop here and I
see a paper on the security of inflight services - the GOGO service is
unsecured. Not even WEP. So for the work critical things I use the
Citrix gateway and allow those who want to see my browsing to
unsecured sites to collect away.
The shame I see in all this is that these wireless hotspots on planes
are even less secure than the ones on the ground. With more and more
executives starting to use these services, this is going to be more of
an issue as time passes. I see C-level staff using this now and in
time more and more use from high-level employees will occur.
Think of all that leaked data. For the right people, it would almost
seem profitable to hop a plane and extrude data in flight.
Lots to add to the list of things to secure…
God I love technology!
...
Dr. Craig S Wright GSE-Malware, GSE-Compliance, LLM, & ...
Information Defense Pty Ltd
Mobile: 0417 683 914
Description: Logo4
Something else I just saw since I'm a professional anagramer
: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stochastic#FinanceQuote
The financial markets use stochastic models to represent the seemingly random behaviour of assets such as stocks, commodities, relative currency prices (i.e., the price of one currency compared to that of another, such as the price of US Dollar compared to that of the Euro), and interest rates. These models are then used by quantitative analysts to value options on stock prices, bond prices, and on interest rates, see Markov models. Moreover, it is at the heart of the insurance industry.
The anagram for Stochastic - ctc = Satoshi.
Lol I can't believe that
- http://www.vidarholen.net/~vidar/overwriting_hard_drive_data.pdf (white paper looks somewhat familiar!)
This is the standard format of academic papers, especially those in computer science.
https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Craig_Steven_Wright
Wright, Craig; Kleiman, Dave; Sundhar R.S., Shayaam (2008). "Overwriting Hard Drive Data: The Great Wiping Controversy". In Sekar, R. Information Systems Security: 4th International Conference, ICISS 2008, Hyderabad, India, December 16–20, 2008, Proceedings. Springer Science & Business Media. p. 243.
SHYAAM SUNDHAR RAJAMADAM SRINIVASAN
- http://www.vidarholen.net/~vidar/overwriting_hard_drive_data.pdf (white paper looks somewhat familiar!)
- http://www.squid-cache.org/mail-archive/squid-dev/200506/att-0004/Resume.pdf
- https://sourceforge.net/u/snaos/profile/ (Username: snaos Joined: 2004-05-29 03:28:35)
- https://www.sans.org/instructors/shyaam-sundhar-rajamadam-srinivasan/type/asc/
"Shyaam Sundhar has had over 5 years of Information Security experience with over a year of management experience at BAE Systems Inc. He currently works for Department of Interior as their Information Assurance Engineer. He was a security analyst at Symantec MSS for over 3 years with over five years of intrusion defense, threat analysis and signature writing experience through his previous jobs. He holds Master of Science in Information Security and Master's Certificate in Computer Security and Information Assurance from the George Washington University, Graduate Certificate in Computer Security from Stanford University and is currently pursuing Master's in Intelligence Studies from the American Military University (AMU). With active professional membership at InfraGard, ACM, ACFE, ISACA, IACSP, HTCN, ATAB and various other associations, he has been actively participating in the security community. He has held professional certs such as, GREM, GCFA, GCIA, GCIH, GPCI, GCDS, GLDR, SSP-CNSA, SSP-MPA, SSP-GHD, GHTQ, GWAS, and GIPS. He was a board member at IARIA research group where he has participated as TPC, Chair and Co-Chair of several IEEE conferences related to Security. For more information on Shyaam, his profile can be found athttp:// www. linkedin.com/in/intrusion."
His now obfuscated linkedin profile photo was recently updated presenting him standing in front of a wall of blocks with two "Horses of the Apocalypse" either side.
As Sundhar R.S., Shayaam clearly worked with both Craig Wright and Dave Kleiman before the date of public Bitcoin inception, it would certainly be interesting to learn his opinions (if any) on the subject of Bitcoin creation.
Wright, Craig; Kleiman, Dave; Sundhar R.S., Shayaam (2008). "Overwriting Hard Drive Data: The Great Wiping Controversy". In Sekar, R. Information Systems Security: 4th International Conference, ICISS 2008, Hyderabad, India, December 16–20, 2008, Proceedings. Springer Science & Business Media. p. 243.
SHYAAM SUNDHAR RAJAMADAM SRINIVASAN
- http://www.vidarholen.net/~vidar/overwriting_hard_drive_data.pdf (white paper looks somewhat familiar!)
- http://www.squid-cache.org/mail-archive/squid-dev/200506/att-0004/Resume.pdf
- https://sourceforge.net/u/snaos/profile/ (Username: snaos Joined: 2004-05-29 03:28:35)
- https://www.sans.org/instructors/shyaam-sundhar-rajamadam-srinivasan/type/asc/
"Shyaam Sundhar has had over 5 years of Information Security experience with over a year of management experience at BAE Systems Inc. He currently works for Department of Interior as their Information Assurance Engineer. He was a security analyst at Symantec MSS for over 3 years with over five years of intrusion defense, threat analysis and signature writing experience through his previous jobs. He holds Master of Science in Information Security and Master's Certificate in Computer Security and Information Assurance from the George Washington University, Graduate Certificate in Computer Security from Stanford University and is currently pursuing Master's in Intelligence Studies from the American Military University (AMU). With active professional membership at InfraGard, ACM, ACFE, ISACA, IACSP, HTCN, ATAB and various other associations, he has been actively participating in the security community. He has held professional certs such as, GREM, GCFA, GCIA, GCIH, GPCI, GCDS, GLDR, SSP-CNSA, SSP-MPA, SSP-GHD, GHTQ, GWAS, and GIPS. He was a board member at IARIA research group where he has participated as TPC, Chair and Co-Chair of several IEEE conferences related to Security. For more information on Shyaam, his profile can be found at
His now obfuscated linkedin profile photo was recently updated presenting him standing in front of a wall of blocks with two "Horses of the Apocalypse" either side.
As Sundhar R.S., Shayaam clearly worked with both Craig Wright and Dave Kleiman before the date of public Bitcoin inception, it would certainly be interesting to learn his opinions (if any) on the subject of Bitcoin creation.
Meaning of SNAOS by its letters:
S: S is a single strand that goes forward and backwards. It shows a willingness to explore. Friendliness, perceptiveness and accommodating are all S qualities. The ends pointing forward and backwards shows a conflicting nature with itself and a degree of puzzlement.
N: N has two stable ends on the ground and two upwards displaying confidence. It is willing to explore upwards as well as downwards indicating intellectual curiosity. It becomes sluggish if its spaces get filled with water thereby wasting talent from less agility. This makes it easily affected, but good fortunes always come to it.
A: The letter A has two bars connected at a pointed edge and a cross bar holding them together. From an open end to a pointed edge signifies that all energies are trained to a point to achieve the most singularly important goal. The cross bar shows caution. Failure is avoided by stringing all required resources together. A also looks like a Pyramid with the peak as the apex of the Pyramid. Pyramids are iconic. A therefore symbolizes prominence and a desire to be recognized for ones achievements. The cross bar also represents a rung in ladder. To get to the top, one has to first step on the rung. It also means originality, a strong will power and an enterprising ability. The upper-case version consists of the two slanting sides of a triangle, crossed in the middle by a horizontal bar. It shows aspiration, the dominance to be successful, positive attitude, an optimistic world view and egotism.
O: O is well carved with no pointed edges. It is smooth and closed. It shows deep in thought, well disciplined, down in the dumps and caring. The roundedness of the O with lookout in the middle indicates a peering nature into the outside. This means, lookout for the mysterious and be home-loving and enjoy the things that are close by. It is a traditionalist letter.
Vitalik Mic Drop on Gavin about Craig! fucking Craig.
https://soundcloud.com/proofofbeats/signal-to-noise-ratio-vitalik-mic-drop
https://soundcloud.com/proofofbeats/signal-to-noise-ratio-vitalik-mic-drop
Vitalik the fetus shouldn't be stepping up to Gavin like that. He's an overrated assclown.
Vitalik Mic Drop on Gavin about Craig! fucking Craig.
https://soundcloud.com/proofofbeats/signal-to-noise-ratio-vitalik-mic-drop
https://soundcloud.com/proofofbeats/signal-to-noise-ratio-vitalik-mic-drop
I can't make coindesk as a official news caterer for Altcoins as it can create news without sources or anything in other words they just make stories up or make news that is what already on the internet. They put some attractive headlines just to click the link to their website which is like a click bait in which they can monetize.
Isn't this exactly the way media works nowadays? Do you know reliable source of bitcoin related information, not biased by their agenda or connections?Building up a drama is primary aim of every news network, bitcoin related or not, the worst or more scandalous the news is, the better.
Wright's case shouldn't be appearing on news sites anymore, since there is only presumptive evidence available of him being linked to Satoshi anyway.
https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Craig_Steven_Wright
Wright, Craig; Kleiman, Dave; Sundhar R.S., Shayaam (2008). "Overwriting Hard Drive Data: The Great Wiping Controversy". In Sekar, R. Information Systems Security: 4th International Conference, ICISS 2008, Hyderabad, India, December 16–20, 2008, Proceedings. Springer Science & Business Media. p. 243.
SHYAAM SUNDHAR RAJAMADAM SRINIVASAN
- http://www.vidarholen.net/~vidar/overwriting_hard_drive_data.pdf (white paper looks somewhat familiar!)
- http://www.squid-cache.org/mail-archive/squid-dev/200506/att-0004/Resume.pdf
- https://sourceforge.net/u/snaos/profile/ (Username: snaos Joined: 2004-05-29 03:28:35)
- https://www.sans.org/instructors/shyaam-sundhar-rajamadam-srinivasan/type/asc/
"Shyaam Sundhar has had over 5 years of Information Security experience with over a year of management experience at BAE Systems Inc. He currently works for Department of Interior as their Information Assurance Engineer. He was a security analyst at Symantec MSS for over 3 years with over five years of intrusion defense, threat analysis and signature writing experience through his previous jobs. He holds Master of Science in Information Security and Master's Certificate in Computer Security and Information Assurance from the George Washington University, Graduate Certificate in Computer Security from Stanford University and is currently pursuing Master's in Intelligence Studies from the American Military University (AMU). With active professional membership at InfraGard, ACM, ACFE, ISACA, IACSP, HTCN, ATAB and various other associations, he has been actively participating in the security community. He has held professional certs such as, GREM, GCFA, GCIA, GCIH, GPCI, GCDS, GLDR, SSP-CNSA, SSP-MPA, SSP-GHD, GHTQ, GWAS, and GIPS. He was a board member at IARIA research group where he has participated as TPC, Chair and Co-Chair of several IEEE conferences related to Security. For more information on Shyaam, his profile can be found athttp:// www. linkedin.com/in/intrusion."
His now obfuscated linkedin profile photo was recently updated presenting him standing in front of a wall of blocks with two "Horses of the Apocalypse" either side.
As Sundhar R.S., Shayaam clearly worked with both Craig Wright and Dave Kleiman before the date of public Bitcoin inception, it would certainly be interesting to learn his opinions (if any) on the subject of Bitcoin creation.
Wright, Craig; Kleiman, Dave; Sundhar R.S., Shayaam (2008). "Overwriting Hard Drive Data: The Great Wiping Controversy". In Sekar, R. Information Systems Security: 4th International Conference, ICISS 2008, Hyderabad, India, December 16–20, 2008, Proceedings. Springer Science & Business Media. p. 243.
SHYAAM SUNDHAR RAJAMADAM SRINIVASAN
- http://www.vidarholen.net/~vidar/overwriting_hard_drive_data.pdf (white paper looks somewhat familiar!)
- http://www.squid-cache.org/mail-archive/squid-dev/200506/att-0004/Resume.pdf
- https://sourceforge.net/u/snaos/profile/ (Username: snaos Joined: 2004-05-29 03:28:35)
- https://www.sans.org/instructors/shyaam-sundhar-rajamadam-srinivasan/type/asc/
"Shyaam Sundhar has had over 5 years of Information Security experience with over a year of management experience at BAE Systems Inc. He currently works for Department of Interior as their Information Assurance Engineer. He was a security analyst at Symantec MSS for over 3 years with over five years of intrusion defense, threat analysis and signature writing experience through his previous jobs. He holds Master of Science in Information Security and Master's Certificate in Computer Security and Information Assurance from the George Washington University, Graduate Certificate in Computer Security from Stanford University and is currently pursuing Master's in Intelligence Studies from the American Military University (AMU). With active professional membership at InfraGard, ACM, ACFE, ISACA, IACSP, HTCN, ATAB and various other associations, he has been actively participating in the security community. He has held professional certs such as, GREM, GCFA, GCIA, GCIH, GPCI, GCDS, GLDR, SSP-CNSA, SSP-MPA, SSP-GHD, GHTQ, GWAS, and GIPS. He was a board member at IARIA research group where he has participated as TPC, Chair and Co-Chair of several IEEE conferences related to Security. For more information on Shyaam, his profile can be found at
His now obfuscated linkedin profile photo was recently updated presenting him standing in front of a wall of blocks with two "Horses of the Apocalypse" either side.
As Sundhar R.S., Shayaam clearly worked with both Craig Wright and Dave Kleiman before the date of public Bitcoin inception, it would certainly be interesting to learn his opinions (if any) on the subject of Bitcoin creation.
Uhhh, that's SSS. One or the 5 Satoshi team members. I got it wrong thinking it was SSS the law firm.
I can't make coindesk as a official news caterer for Altcoins as it can create news without sources or anything in other words they just make stories up or make news that is what already on the internet. They put some attractive headlines just to click the link to their website which is like a click bait in which they can monetize.
https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Craig_Steven_Wright
Wright, Craig; Kleiman, Dave; Sundhar R.S., Shayaam (2008). "Overwriting Hard Drive Data: The Great Wiping Controversy". In Sekar, R. Information Systems Security: 4th International Conference, ICISS 2008, Hyderabad, India, December 16–20, 2008, Proceedings. Springer Science & Business Media. p. 243.
SHYAAM SUNDHAR RAJAMADAM SRINIVASAN
- http://www.vidarholen.net/~vidar/overwriting_hard_drive_data.pdf (white paper looks somewhat familiar!)
- http://www.squid-cache.org/mail-archive/squid-dev/200506/att-0004/Resume.pdf
- https://sourceforge.net/u/snaos/profile/ (Username: snaos Joined: 2004-05-29 03:28:35)
- https://www.sans.org/instructors/shyaam-sundhar-rajamadam-srinivasan/type/asc/
"Shyaam Sundhar has had over 5 years of Information Security experience with over a year of management experience at BAE Systems Inc. He currently works for Department of Interior as their Information Assurance Engineer. He was a security analyst at Symantec MSS for over 3 years with over five years of intrusion defense, threat analysis and signature writing experience through his previous jobs. He holds Master of Science in Information Security and Master's Certificate in Computer Security and Information Assurance from the George Washington University, Graduate Certificate in Computer Security from Stanford University and is currently pursuing Master's in Intelligence Studies from the American Military University (AMU). With active professional membership at InfraGard, ACM, ACFE, ISACA, IACSP, HTCN, ATAB and various other associations, he has been actively participating in the security community. He has held professional certs such as, GREM, GCFA, GCIA, GCIH, GPCI, GCDS, GLDR, SSP-CNSA, SSP-MPA, SSP-GHD, GHTQ, GWAS, and GIPS. He was a board member at IARIA research group where he has participated as TPC, Chair and Co-Chair of several IEEE conferences related to Security. For more information on Shyaam, his profile can be found athttp:// www. linkedin.com/in/intrusion."
His now obfuscated linkedin profile photo was recently updated presenting him standing in front of a wall of blocks with two "Horses of the Apocalypse" either side.
As Sundhar R.S., Shayaam clearly worked with both Craig Wright and Dave Kleiman before the date of public Bitcoin inception, it would certainly be interesting to learn his opinions (if any) on the subject of Bitcoin creation.
Wright, Craig; Kleiman, Dave; Sundhar R.S., Shayaam (2008). "Overwriting Hard Drive Data: The Great Wiping Controversy". In Sekar, R. Information Systems Security: 4th International Conference, ICISS 2008, Hyderabad, India, December 16–20, 2008, Proceedings. Springer Science & Business Media. p. 243.
SHYAAM SUNDHAR RAJAMADAM SRINIVASAN
- http://www.vidarholen.net/~vidar/overwriting_hard_drive_data.pdf (white paper looks somewhat familiar!)
- http://www.squid-cache.org/mail-archive/squid-dev/200506/att-0004/Resume.pdf
- https://sourceforge.net/u/snaos/profile/ (Username: snaos Joined: 2004-05-29 03:28:35)
- https://www.sans.org/instructors/shyaam-sundhar-rajamadam-srinivasan/type/asc/
"Shyaam Sundhar has had over 5 years of Information Security experience with over a year of management experience at BAE Systems Inc. He currently works for Department of Interior as their Information Assurance Engineer. He was a security analyst at Symantec MSS for over 3 years with over five years of intrusion defense, threat analysis and signature writing experience through his previous jobs. He holds Master of Science in Information Security and Master's Certificate in Computer Security and Information Assurance from the George Washington University, Graduate Certificate in Computer Security from Stanford University and is currently pursuing Master's in Intelligence Studies from the American Military University (AMU). With active professional membership at InfraGard, ACM, ACFE, ISACA, IACSP, HTCN, ATAB and various other associations, he has been actively participating in the security community. He has held professional certs such as, GREM, GCFA, GCIA, GCIH, GPCI, GCDS, GLDR, SSP-CNSA, SSP-MPA, SSP-GHD, GHTQ, GWAS, and GIPS. He was a board member at IARIA research group where he has participated as TPC, Chair and Co-Chair of several IEEE conferences related to Security. For more information on Shyaam, his profile can be found at
His now obfuscated linkedin profile photo was recently updated presenting him standing in front of a wall of blocks with two "Horses of the Apocalypse" either side.
As Sundhar R.S., Shayaam clearly worked with both Craig Wright and Dave Kleiman before the date of public Bitcoin inception, it would certainly be interesting to learn his opinions (if any) on the subject of Bitcoin creation.
All you Nash fans and Wright fans GTFO, if Satoshi wanted to come out he would've done the requested transaction from one of the first 50BTC mined by him.
How do people fit so much so much stupidity into one sentence?Sig campaigns are making this possible
No one would dare make these claims, on a stage, with me on it, in front of an audience. And thats why no one will discuss Nash's Ideal Money a lecture over 20 years about how an international e-currency with a stable supply will usurp central banking practices.
no one likes feeling like an idiot, do you everyone?
Maybe thomas edison was satoshi.
no one likes feeling like an idiot, do you everyone?
Maybe thomas edison was satoshi.
One person, can't remember who, perhaps Jon Matonis, claim they met satoshi many years ago, and it was craig wright, and he asked him to work on the project, maybe it was jvp (I'm not spending the time to google these idiots). Then the mysterious person asked them to work on the project, and the guy said "how will i know its you" and wright said "satoshi nakamoto".
So the fucking claim is, the most hidden anonymous person ever, that alludes everyone, all media, all intelligence agencies, and released the atomic bomb of central banking, was going around giving out their secret code name arbitrarily.
So wright COULD be satoshi, if you ascribe irrationality to reason and vice versa, and I think that do that, and bring that bullshit to the dialogue, should tortured and killed (metaphorically but for real, just kidding).
So the fucking claim is, the most hidden anonymous person ever, that alludes everyone, all media, all intelligence agencies, and released the atomic bomb of central banking, was going around giving out their secret code name arbitrarily.
So wright COULD be satoshi, if you ascribe irrationality to reason and vice versa, and I think that do that, and bring that bullshit to the dialogue, should tortured and killed (metaphorically but for real, just kidding).
All you Nash fans and Wright fans GTFO, if Satoshi wanted to come out he would've done the requested transaction from one of the first 50BTC mined by him.
How do people fit so much so much stupidity into one sentence?Sig campaigns are making this possible
All you Nash fans and Wright fans GTFO, if Satoshi wanted to come out he would've done the requested transaction from one of the first 50BTC mined by him.
How do people fit so much so much stupidity into one sentence? LOL
If it was the truth don't you think a LOT of people would had been arrested until now or something like this?Drugs & Other stuff(i dont want to mention) that are sold on blackmarkets?
It was a hypothetical question to prove a point. It's smart to try and understand the nature of things. Especially things which have the potential to engulf the world.
Why do you all care who's Satoshi?! Use bitcoin and that's it!
So if Satoshi is the CIA or KGB then it don't matter?
The world needs more people like you, only 7.2 billion out there right now.
LOL
If it was the truth don't you think a LOT of people would had been arrested until now or something like this?Drugs & Other stuff(i dont want to mention) that are sold on blackmarkets?
All you Nash fans and Wright fans GTFO, if Satoshi wanted to come out he would've done the requested transaction from one of the first 50BTC mined by him.
That's what I'm talking about
And it's good that you finally come to understand my point. The next step would be to accept the truth that if he didn't leave, his voice wouldn't be heard by the miners turning a deaf ear to anything but the tinkling of coins. Therefore, he couldn't possibly say what you meant him to say if he were to stay. Basically, this is no more than your wet dreams
Why do you all care who's Satoshi?! Use bitcoin and that's it!
So if Satoshi is the CIA or KGB then it don't matter?
The world needs more people like you, only 7.2 billion out there right now.
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