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At least it is clear that the 'I am not Dorian' post was not by Satoshi. That made no sense at all.
When satoshi walked away, he could have done a little better job of locking the door behind himself.
Any chance this is all FUD because of all the good news today for Bitcoin!
Apple striking back ?
Apple striking back ?
I think it's a hacker who owns a large amount of Bitcoin himself and doesn't wish to actually hurt bitcoin, as he could of done truly worse things...like pretend that satoshi was going to sell off his bitcoins which would cause a immense price drop.
If he does own a lot he could also have pretended to be Satoshi and released a message that destroyed the private keys to 99% of his mined Bitcoin. Instantly the price would have spiked up quite violently.
Wonder if that private key is contained in there ... that could be epic
U may be dead sure that the Pvt key is not there. The new "Satoshi" has asked for coins from theymos and then gone rampant to vandalize Sourceforge repo out of frustration. He's trying to take down the price as much as possible and buy as much as possible. Rise and Rise of Bitcoin is going to release by the end of this year and we'll see a price rally after that. So everyone, get as much coins as possible in your pocket when it is cheap.
Not a bad idea. Buy up before this "hacker" does (using the term loosely). Any cheap buys you get deprive him of some. The sheeple and gullible will sell into this.
Does not Theymos or Gavin have control to this sourceforge repository ? Its now pointing to an insane website buttcoin.org !!! Its good if it can be restored fast and care taken to secure the Github repository.
"Satoshi" removed the other maintainers. The SourceForge administrators will need to fix it.
There's no particular risk to the Github repository. Satoshi doesn't have any special access there.
While commits can be reverted, the binary at sourceforce can be temporarily replaced with a tampered one. It has not been updated for now, but it is a possibility. I don't know the rate of downloads, but still is worth considering.
Good move, disabling the links. Never too cautious, especially when the whole fucking world seems to want this project to fail
Any chance this is all FUD because of all the good news today for Bitcoin!
Apple striking back ?
Apple striking back ?
I think it's a hacker who owns a large amount of Bitcoin himself and doesn't wish to actually hurt bitcoin, as he could of done truly worse things...like pretend that satoshi was going to sell off his bitcoins which would cause a immense price drop.
If he does own a lot he could also have pretended to be Satoshi and released a message that destroyed the private keys to 99% of his mined Bitcoin. Instantly the price would have spiked up quite violently.
Wonder if that private key is contained in there ... that could be epic
U may be dead sure that the Pvt key is not there. The new "Satoshi" has asked for coins from theymos and then gone rampant to vandalize Sourceforge repo out of frustration. He's trying to take down the price as much as possible and buy as much as possible. Rise and Rise of Bitcoin is going to release by the end of this year and we'll see a price rally after that. So everyone, get as much coins as possible in your pocket when it is cheap.
Any chance this is all FUD because of all the good news today for Bitcoin!
Apple striking back ?
Apple striking back ?
I think it's a hacker who owns a large amount of Bitcoin himself and doesn't wish to actually hurt bitcoin, as he could of done truly worse things...like pretend that satoshi was going to sell off his bitcoins which would cause a immense price drop.
If he does own a lot he could also have pretended to be Satoshi and released a message that destroyed the private keys to 99% of his mined Bitcoin. Instantly the price would have spiked up quite violently.
Wonder if that private key is contained in there ... that could be epic
Extremely unlikely (as much that I'm ignoring the possibility). If that would be the case that would most definitely NOT be "epic"
who ever it is they don't seem to like bitcoin from there post on www.buttcoin.org lol
Called Theymos :King Turd of Bitcoin's shit mountain."
Called Theymos :King Turd of Bitcoin's shit mountain."
yeah I don't think satoshi would be emailing himself his own private keys somehow.
Call me crazy, but I imagine that he has them in cold storage
Call me crazy, but I imagine that he has them in cold storage
Any chance this is all FUD because of all the good news today for Bitcoin!
Apple striking back ?
Apple striking back ?
I think it's a hacker who owns a large amount of Bitcoin himself and doesn't wish to actually hurt bitcoin, as he could of done truly worse things...like pretend that satoshi was going to sell off his bitcoins which would cause a immense price drop.
If he does own a lot he could also have pretended to be Satoshi and released a message that destroyed the private keys to 99% of his mined Bitcoin. Instantly the price would have spiked up quite violently.
Wonder if that private key is contained in there ... that could be epic
Any chance this is all FUD because of all the good news today for Bitcoin!
Apple striking back ?
Apple striking back ?
I think it's a hacker who owns a large amount of Bitcoin himself and doesn't wish to actually hurt bitcoin, as he could of done truly worse things...like pretend that satoshi was going to sell off his bitcoins which would cause a immense price drop.
If he does own a lot he could also have pretended to be Satoshi and released a message that destroyed the private keys to 99% of his mined Bitcoin. Instantly the price would have spiked up quite violently.
Not proving it, just claiming it. Back with the Dorian message the vast majority seemed convinced it was him. Satoshi has quite the Messiah status.
Any chance this is all FUD because of all the good news today for Bitcoin!
Apple striking back ?
Apple striking back ?
I think it's a hacker who owns a large amount of Bitcoin himself and doesn't wish to actually hurt bitcoin, as he could of done truly worse things...like pretend that satoshi was going to sell off his bitcoins which would cause a immense price drop.
If he does own a lot he could also have pretended to be Satoshi and released a message that destroyed the private keys to 99% of his mined Bitcoin. Instantly the price would have spiked up quite violently.
Obviously Satoshi's wallet is not compromised, because this guy wouldn't be making posts.
I have my popcorn and I'm ready for the fireworks 
Never a dull day in Bitcoinland...
Never a dull day in Bitcoinland...
I hope the guy says he will dump 3 million. Cheap Bitcoins!
Everyone already knows he's not real Satoshi.
tip jar now 
Any chance this is all FUD because of all the good news today for Bitcoin!
Apple striking back ?
Apple striking back ?
I think it's a hacker who owns a large amount of Bitcoin himself and doesn't wish to actually hurt bitcoin, as he could of done truly worse things...like pretend that satoshi was going to sell off his bitcoins which would cause a immense price drop.
If he does own a lot he could also have pretended to be Satoshi and released a message that destroyed the private keys to 99% of his mined Bitcoin. Instantly the price would have spiked up quite violently.
interesting how it wasn't used to cause a massive dump.
Does not Theymos or Gavin have control to this sourceforge repository ? Its now pointing to an insane website buttcoin.org !!! Its good if it can be restored fast and care taken to secure the Github repository.
"Satoshi" removed the other maintainers. The SourceForge administrators will need to fix it.
There's no particular risk to the Github repository. Satoshi doesn't have any special access there.
While commits can be reverted, the binary at sourceforce can be temporarily replaced with a tampered one. It has not been updated for now, but it is a possibility. I don't know the rate of downloads, but still is worth considering.
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