This scumbag is a real POS.
He's been temp banned for 60 days. It wouldn't hurt to report this to theymos. I've already done so. Maybe he'll be more inclined to remove the feedback if reported by multiple people here.
Topic: SCAM: Bitcoin SV (BSV) - fake team member and plagiarized white paper - page 13. (Read 25233 times)
April 15, 2020, 01:23:33 AM
This scumbag is a real POS.
He's been temp banned for 60 days. It wouldn't hurt to report this to theymos. I've already done so. Maybe he'll be more inclined to remove the feedback if reported by multiple people here.
April 14, 2020, 06:55:36 PM
Craiggy forgetoshi aka perjuretoshi got a Federal slap from Judge Bloom:
Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.521536/gov.uscourts.flsd.521536.454.0.pdf
And also:
Then again
And here comes the spanking
I expect the next episode to be very fun.
Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.521536/gov.uscourts.flsd.521536.454.0.pdf
And also:
Then again
And here comes the spanking
I expect the next episode to be very fun.
This Judge was listening during Critical thinking class, I like.
This scumbag is a real POS.
April 14, 2020, 05:23:42 PM
Very much in favor of a permanent ban indeed. Phinnaeus Gage was very informative and fun to read.
May he rest in peace.
May he rest in peace.
April 14, 2020, 04:00:40 PM
Bitcoinsv prove again how insidious they are. A respected member (Bruno) of the forum has died and bitcoinsv gave this feedback on his profile. Scammer are always scammer.
I think it's done enough in the last few days to earn a permanent ban. Since its appearances have been sporadic I presume it's had temporary ones. If the hammer hasn't fallen for good this time then I will not be particularly impressed.
April 14, 2020, 03:11:19 PM
Bitcoinsv prove again how insidious they are. A respected member (Bruno) of the forum has died and bitcoinsv gave this feedback on his profile. Scammer are always scammer.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=24792
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=24792
April 14, 2020, 01:31:11 PM
Bitcoin Forks Halving Epic Fail:
https://magazine.cointelegraph.com/2020/04/11/bitcoin-forks-halving-epic-fail-moon-lambo-nailed-it/
Quote
Fork Block Rewards Halved, Barely Anyone Noticed
The halving that matters is a little over a month away. Sometime in mid-May, Bitcoin block rewards paid to miners for discovering new blocks will drop from 12.5 BTC to 6.25 BTC.
This week, Bitcoin Cash (BCH, formerly known as BCHABC) and Bitcoin SV (BSV, formerly known as BCHSV) went through their first halving events.
They both enjoyed momentary bumps in price, by about 11 and 19% respectively. Those gains were fairly immediately wiped out, however, with their reward halvings failing to have a lasting price impact.
In fact, the ABC halving resulted in a dramatic exodus of miners. Block 630,000 triggered the reward halving to 6.25 BCH on Wednesday. It took two hours for block 630,001 to be mined. The speed of BCH is 116 transactions per second. That fell to 1.11 TPS.
The slump in network activity was predicted by Coin Metrics:
“When Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin SV halve their block rewards, this should force miners to direct even more hash power to Bitcoin as it will still have a 12.5 native unit block reward (instead of 6.25) for about a month longer.”
The halving that matters is a little over a month away. Sometime in mid-May, Bitcoin block rewards paid to miners for discovering new blocks will drop from 12.5 BTC to 6.25 BTC.
This week, Bitcoin Cash (BCH, formerly known as BCHABC) and Bitcoin SV (BSV, formerly known as BCHSV) went through their first halving events.
They both enjoyed momentary bumps in price, by about 11 and 19% respectively. Those gains were fairly immediately wiped out, however, with their reward halvings failing to have a lasting price impact.
In fact, the ABC halving resulted in a dramatic exodus of miners. Block 630,000 triggered the reward halving to 6.25 BCH on Wednesday. It took two hours for block 630,001 to be mined. The speed of BCH is 116 transactions per second. That fell to 1.11 TPS.
The slump in network activity was predicted by Coin Metrics:
“When Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin SV halve their block rewards, this should force miners to direct even more hash power to Bitcoin as it will still have a 12.5 native unit block reward (instead of 6.25) for about a month longer.”
https://magazine.cointelegraph.com/2020/04/11/bitcoin-forks-halving-epic-fail-moon-lambo-nailed-it/
Last I checked btc also halves soon - and very 4 years again, but has no on-chain capacity - not even for linear growth
COVID 19 shows very hefty what happens if you dont plan for (excess) capacity - going viral
epic fail - segwit hail ?
Even though you, hv_, have concluded that bitcoin is insufficiently prepared for exponential growth of adoption (implying that there is something deficient in regards to bitcoin's ability to voluminously transact), your conclusory nonsense has largely supported that bitcoin's security remains prepared for exponential growth in securing value. Therefore, if you look at various other aspects of bitcoin including hashpower and tendencies for hashpower, mining, nodes and other infrastructure, such as various second layers, are studied and built around bitcoin, you should be able to recognize that bitcoin is currently prepared to secure even another 100x in BTC's value.
Sure, with another 100x increase in value, from here, BTC's system might start to show over-extension and that it needs to build and develop more, but that seems to be how bitcoin works. There is a kind of back and forth building and hyping up and more building and hyping up, so yeah there are bottoms in there, too, but the bottoms seem to be going up as well as the tops, and I doubt that any of that is going to be true in regards to either of the bcashes. Both of the bcashes are continuously changing their narrative and trying to attract onchain capacity, but no one really trusts either of those shitcoins because their support and security is astroturf at best... which does not appear to be the case with bitcoin.
Yeah, we will see in the coming months, and may even take a couple of years, whether bitcoin experiences another exponential growth period and to find out if bitcoin is able to secure value that is likely going to be pumped into it, in exponential ways, in the coming years. Sure, some of the scam coins, including the two bcashes, might hang onto the security of bitcoin, but those shitcoins are NOT really adding much if any value, besides perhaps providing some avenues to attract suckers into the space and maybe, if those suckers do not become too bitter by how they got scammed by the bcashes, they will come to recognize that bitcoin is the more solid place to spending their time, efforts and money (investing).
April 14, 2020, 12:58:32 PM
Craiggy forgetoshi aka perjuretoshi got a Federal slap from Judge Bloom:
Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.521536/gov.uscourts.flsd.521536.454.0.pdf
And also:
Then again
And here comes the spanking
I expect the next episode to be very fun.
Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.521536/gov.uscourts.flsd.521536.454.0.pdf
And also:
Then again
And here comes the spanking
I expect the next episode to be very fun.
April 14, 2020, 10:03:42 AM
Bitcoin Forks Halving Epic Fail:
https://magazine.cointelegraph.com/2020/04/11/bitcoin-forks-halving-epic-fail-moon-lambo-nailed-it/
Quote
Fork Block Rewards Halved, Barely Anyone Noticed
The halving that matters is a little over a month away. Sometime in mid-May, Bitcoin block rewards paid to miners for discovering new blocks will drop from 12.5 BTC to 6.25 BTC.
This week, Bitcoin Cash (BCH, formerly known as BCHABC) and Bitcoin SV (BSV, formerly known as BCHSV) went through their first halving events.
They both enjoyed momentary bumps in price, by about 11 and 19% respectively. Those gains were fairly immediately wiped out, however, with their reward halvings failing to have a lasting price impact.
In fact, the ABC halving resulted in a dramatic exodus of miners. Block 630,000 triggered the reward halving to 6.25 BCH on Wednesday. It took two hours for block 630,001 to be mined. The speed of BCH is 116 transactions per second. That fell to 1.11 TPS.
The slump in network activity was predicted by Coin Metrics:
“When Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin SV halve their block rewards, this should force miners to direct even more hash power to Bitcoin as it will still have a 12.5 native unit block reward (instead of 6.25) for about a month longer.”
The halving that matters is a little over a month away. Sometime in mid-May, Bitcoin block rewards paid to miners for discovering new blocks will drop from 12.5 BTC to 6.25 BTC.
This week, Bitcoin Cash (BCH, formerly known as BCHABC) and Bitcoin SV (BSV, formerly known as BCHSV) went through their first halving events.
They both enjoyed momentary bumps in price, by about 11 and 19% respectively. Those gains were fairly immediately wiped out, however, with their reward halvings failing to have a lasting price impact.
In fact, the ABC halving resulted in a dramatic exodus of miners. Block 630,000 triggered the reward halving to 6.25 BCH on Wednesday. It took two hours for block 630,001 to be mined. The speed of BCH is 116 transactions per second. That fell to 1.11 TPS.
The slump in network activity was predicted by Coin Metrics:
“When Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin SV halve their block rewards, this should force miners to direct even more hash power to Bitcoin as it will still have a 12.5 native unit block reward (instead of 6.25) for about a month longer.”
https://magazine.cointelegraph.com/2020/04/11/bitcoin-forks-halving-epic-fail-moon-lambo-nailed-it/
Last I checked btc also halves soon - and very 4 years again, but has no on-chain capacity - not even for linear growth
COVID 19 shows very hefty what happens if you dont plan for (excess) capacity - going viral
epic fail - segwit hail ?
April 13, 2020, 07:58:34 PM
Bitcoin Forks Halving Epic Fail:
https://magazine.cointelegraph.com/2020/04/11/bitcoin-forks-halving-epic-fail-moon-lambo-nailed-it/
Quote
Fork Block Rewards Halved, Barely Anyone Noticed
The halving that matters is a little over a month away. Sometime in mid-May, Bitcoin block rewards paid to miners for discovering new blocks will drop from 12.5 BTC to 6.25 BTC.
This week, Bitcoin Cash (BCH, formerly known as BCHABC) and Bitcoin SV (BSV, formerly known as BCHSV) went through their first halving events.
They both enjoyed momentary bumps in price, by about 11 and 19% respectively. Those gains were fairly immediately wiped out, however, with their reward halvings failing to have a lasting price impact.
In fact, the ABC halving resulted in a dramatic exodus of miners. Block 630,000 triggered the reward halving to 6.25 BCH on Wednesday. It took two hours for block 630,001 to be mined. The speed of BCH is 116 transactions per second. That fell to 1.11 TPS.
The slump in network activity was predicted by Coin Metrics:
“When Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin SV halve their block rewards, this should force miners to direct even more hash power to Bitcoin as it will still have a 12.5 native unit block reward (instead of 6.25) for about a month longer.”
The halving that matters is a little over a month away. Sometime in mid-May, Bitcoin block rewards paid to miners for discovering new blocks will drop from 12.5 BTC to 6.25 BTC.
This week, Bitcoin Cash (BCH, formerly known as BCHABC) and Bitcoin SV (BSV, formerly known as BCHSV) went through their first halving events.
They both enjoyed momentary bumps in price, by about 11 and 19% respectively. Those gains were fairly immediately wiped out, however, with their reward halvings failing to have a lasting price impact.
In fact, the ABC halving resulted in a dramatic exodus of miners. Block 630,000 triggered the reward halving to 6.25 BCH on Wednesday. It took two hours for block 630,001 to be mined. The speed of BCH is 116 transactions per second. That fell to 1.11 TPS.
The slump in network activity was predicted by Coin Metrics:
“When Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin SV halve their block rewards, this should force miners to direct even more hash power to Bitcoin as it will still have a 12.5 native unit block reward (instead of 6.25) for about a month longer.”
https://magazine.cointelegraph.com/2020/04/11/bitcoin-forks-halving-epic-fail-moon-lambo-nailed-it/
April 12, 2020, 03:00:33 PM
There are many project where they take seemingly dishonest team member, but they intentionally do so to better promote their product.
Blockstream?
April 12, 2020, 12:30:54 PM
There are many project where they take seemingly dishonest team member, but they intentionally do so to better promote their product.
April 12, 2020, 11:32:33 AM
Earlier we have seen that some "unknown miner" is taking over the hash power.
https://twitter.com/LinaSeiche/status/1248233613008625664
Should BCH be concerned and alarmed this time?
https://twitter.com/LinaSeiche/status/1248233613008625664
Should BCH be concerned and alarmed this time?
Oh? I did look up that website, and as I type this message, it does show bcash sv as costing more to attack per hour than bcash abc, so $8,326 and $7,433 respectively.
https://www.crypto51.app/
Note also that as I type this message, bitcoin has a per hour attack cost of $544,550, ethereum $83,770 and litecoin $13,880.
The funny thing is, despite (!) it should be such cheap, nothing happens.
Where is the logic here?
Oh, that got SegWitted
The logic hv_ is that you come off as almost completely incomprehensible.
The lower the cost to attack then apparently the easier to attack and the more incentive to attack, but probably there are not very many entities or individuals that really want to spend resources on attacking various shitcoins such as bcash SV or ABC - because it is NOT really a good use of resources and likely NOT really easy to profit overall or even to waste time and energies in that direction.. let those projects fail on their own.. even if it might take 20 to 50 years, because smarter people are just not going to be wasting their time involved in that crap.
Sure of course the fucktards including those two bcashes that use the same mining algorithm as bitcoin would love to spend resources to attack bitcoin, if they are able to muster up enough, because they perceive that they can benefit from that, and especially if they can attempt to strategically direct some attacks, yet it remains crazy-ass expensive to even attempt to accomplish any kind of meaningful attack on bitcoin, especially relative to any other of the coins (at least 50x more expensive than the various bcashes), as can be seen in that 51% attack website that I linked.
April 12, 2020, 06:15:12 AM
Earlier we have seen that some "unknown miner" is taking over the hash power.
https://twitter.com/LinaSeiche/status/1248233613008625664
Should BCH be concerned and alarmed this time?
https://twitter.com/LinaSeiche/status/1248233613008625664
Should BCH be concerned and alarmed this time?
Oh? I did look up that website, and as I type this message, it does show bcash sv as costing more to attack per hour than bcash abc, so $8,326 and $7,433 respectively.
https://www.crypto51.app/
Note also that as I type this message, bitcoin has a per hour attack cost of $544,550, ethereum $83,770 and litecoin $13,880.
The funny thing is, despite (!) it should be such cheap, nothing happens.
Where is the logic here?
Oh, that got SegWitted
April 12, 2020, 02:13:44 AM
Earlier we have seen that some "unknown miner" is taking over the hash power.
https://twitter.com/LinaSeiche/status/1248233613008625664
Should BCH be concerned and alarmed this time?
https://twitter.com/LinaSeiche/status/1248233613008625664
Should BCH be concerned and alarmed this time?
Oh? I did look up that website, and as I type this message, it does show bcash sv as costing more to attack per hour than bcash abc, so $8,326 and $7,433 respectively.
https://www.crypto51.app/
Note also that as I type this message, bitcoin has a per hour attack cost of $544,550, ethereum $83,770 and litecoin $13,880.
April 12, 2020, 12:19:17 AM
Earlier we have seen that some "unknown miner" is taking over the hash power.
https://twitter.com/LinaSeiche/status/1248233613008625664
Should BCH be concerned and alarmed this time?
https://twitter.com/LinaSeiche/status/1248233613008625664
Should BCH be concerned and alarmed this time?
April 11, 2020, 06:30:51 AM
Lol, when was the real date of submission? You do such low trolling...
"Inb4 we see he's revised his paper to add references to these authors.
You're about 12 years too late, Craig."
- https://twitter.com/painted_frog/status/1248631004656435200
Posted: 22 Apr 2017
Last Revised: 10 Apr 2020
Date Written: April 17, 2008
...
"If you want to download the version I reviewed for the plagiarism article, right now is the time.
He's going to revise the paper and his followers will say the one I reviewed was fake. Just watch
download: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2953929 "
- https://twitter.com/painted_frog/status/1248632218412625921
Now Craig 'removed' it (or the SSRN site admins did) ...
Original ...
- https://web.archive.org/web/20200328041312/https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2953929
#plagiatoshi #faketoshi #fraudtoshi
Craig is NOT satoshi and BSV is NOT Bitcoin.
April 10, 2020, 02:24:37 PM
Lol, when was the real date of submission? You do such low trolling...
April 10, 2020, 01:51:54 PM
Quote
Plagiarism is more serious than most people think. It is a criminal breach of the copyright act and is also a criminal fraud — Craig Wright, 2008
You should know, asshole.
"Craig Wright's 2008 Master of Laws dissertation is heavily plagiarized. This article explores the plagiarism in depth.
https://medium.com/@paintedfrog/craig-wrights-llm-dissertation-is-full-of-plagiarism-f21439ea8a47 "
- https://twitter.com/painted_frog/status/1248322472589570050
...
...
"
"... The Northumbria University assessment regulations (ARNA, 2005) define plagiarism as:
'The unacknowledged incorporation in a student's work of material derived from the work (published or unpublished) of another.' ..."
Source: - https://cragside.northumbria.ac.uk/everyone/skillsplus/55388426/page_02.htm
https://twitter.com/NorthumbriaUni "
- https://twitter.com/BitcoinFX_BTC/status/1248610463102853120
...
"LOL. He’s revising the paper. Those are the edits he’s making. He just submitted a revision to SSRN and it’s now under review. It’s all archived. Open your eyes
https://twitter.com/painted_frog/status/1248628432465952768 "
- https://twitter.com/painted_frog/status/1248632863332990977
...
"UPDATE: "Revision under review by SSRN"
https://web.archive.org/web/20200410145856/https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2953929 "
- https://twitter.com/painted_frog/status/1248628432465952768
...
"Craig Wright accused of plagiarizing large sections of Master’s dissertation"
- https://cointelegraph.com/news/satoshi-claimant-craig-wright-accused-of-plagiarizing-law-degree
- https://twitter.com/Cointelegraph/status/1248667946987081728
April 09, 2020, 06:19:56 PM
Quote
Plagiarism is more serious than most people think. It is a criminal breach of the copyright act and is also a criminal fraud — Craig Wright, 2008
You should know, asshole.
April 07, 2020, 10:13:51 AM
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