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Topic: SCAM: Bitcoin SV (BSV) - fake team member and plagiarized white paper - page 70. (Read 25737 times)

legendary
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Has anyone seen the full transcipt from the latest hearing?
legendary
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In other news, The website Loser.com redirects to CSW wiki entry.  Grin

The internet or that website used to troll Donald Trump, and lots of celebrities before, but I guess it's CSW turn now.

You can try and see it for yourself.  Grin

Confirmed. Redirects to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Craig_Steven_Wright.
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In other news, The website Loser.com redirects to CSW wiki entry.  Grin

The internet or that website used to troll Donald Trump, and lots of celebrities before, but I guess it's CSW turn now.

You can try and see it for yourself.  Grin
Yeah, check out itanimulli.com too.

Costs 15$ per year.
legendary
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In other news, The website Loser.com redirects to CSW wiki entry.  Grin

The internet or that website used to troll Donald Trump, and lots of celebrities before, but I guess it's CSW turn now.

You can try and see it for yourself.  Grin
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legendary
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Calvin Ayre is also a prick for knowing full well that CSW is NOT Satoshi, both nefariously profiting off the crypto space.
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Im thinking, the more the court case goes on for, the more chance a/the judge is forced to consider not making a judgement on a person who is not fit to stand, what with his irrelevant bullshit rants n all. Just a matter of time until something cracks. Might have seen it with the tears already, unless that was one of his attempted/conscious deflecting strategies.....in which case send him down for contempt. Would be fitting, considering the contempt he shows for peoples intelligence.
legendary
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Update on CSW $5 billion lawsuit against him.

Thanks for this comprehensive summary.


I hadn't been keeping tabs on the "what Coingeek has to say" aspect recently, but its just as ridiculous as I would have imagined. Their idea of what constitutes a victory for BSV is so flimsy. The entire lawsuit is predicated on the idea that Craig had a hand in inventing bitcoin. So, of course Kleiman's attorney isn't going to object to Craig saying he is Satoshi. Does that mean he is Satoshi? Of course not, yet Coingeek would have us believe that it does.

It is a historic day because he said it under oath.  This means that if it is successfully debunked later the penalties could be severe.

I personally believe that he is trying to stall the Kleiman case so he can launch his libel suits. In my personal opinion the libel suits could potentially be used by him to claim legal privilege to block access to some information.

Whether the US court will accept such a legal argument is another story. If he sues enough people from the early bitcoin days he could potentially avoid them from being called as expert witnesses.

CSW already has attempted to claim marital privilege (based on UK and Australian settlements with his ex wives) to block parts of the discovery process.

These are interesting articles too:

https://blog.wizsec.jp/2019/05/kleiman-v-craig-wright-part-2.html

https://cryptoslate.com/craig-wright-committed-fraud/

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Wright filed a motion with an Australian court saying he had no connections to Florida or W&K. He then supported these claims with a sworn declaration stating he was never a shareholder, member, agent, employee, or representative of W&K.

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However, it was found that Wright submitted an affidavit to the Supreme Court of New South Wales, where he confirmed that he owned 50 percent of W&K Info Defense LLC, while Kleiman owned the other 50 percent.

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He then doubled down, saying that “W&K Info Defense LLC was an incorporated partnership” and that “all shares are held jointly.” According to the court documents, Wright also said he called a “shareholders meeting” in 2013, where he was the sole vote that nominated the director of the company.

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The affidavit directly contradicts sworn statements Wright had made to the court in Florida, where he asserted that he had never been a shareholder or a member of W&K and that he never exercised any authority or control over the company.

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Documents which Wright signed as the “authorized representative” of W&K were revealed, as well as multiple occasions on which he identified himself as the lead researcher of the company.



legendary
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Update on CSW $5 billion lawsuit against him.

Thanks for this comprehensive summary.


I hadn't been keeping tabs on the "what Coingeek has to say" aspect recently, but its just as ridiculous as I would have imagined. Their idea of what constitutes a victory for BSV is so flimsy. The entire lawsuit is predicated on the idea that Craig had a hand in inventing bitcoin. So, of course Kleiman's attorney isn't going to object to Craig saying he is Satoshi. Does that mean he is Satoshi? Of course not, yet Coingeek would have us believe that it does.
legendary
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฿ear ride on the rainbow slide
Update on CSW $5 billion lawsuit against him.

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Amid the revelations coming from West Palm Beach on Friday, court attendees were also greeted to some theatrics. As well as breaking down in tears at the thought of this invention being used by criminals, Wright threw court documents across the room, prompting the judge to threaten him with immediate arrest.

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Freedman put several documents to Wright, which the Australian claimed not to recognize. That’s despite the fact that it was his own legal team which sourced them during discovery.

Source: https://www.ccn.com/crypto/bitcoin-craig-wright-handcuffs/2019/06/28/







Source: https://www.ccn.com/crypto/bitcoin-craig-wright-handcuffs/2019/06/28/



Source: https://www.ccn.com/crypto/bitcoin-inventor-craig-wright-cries-in-court-amid-10-billion-crypto-lawsuit/2019/06/28/



Source: https://coingeek.com/dr-craig-s-wright-appears-in-us-federal-court-testifies-he-is-satoshi-nakamoto/

Keep in mind that Craig was in court because he failed to disclose his holding and as such he has not complied with court orders, Those dates that the judge asked him are relevant to the discovery proceedings.
(Discovery is where a party to a hearing is asked and required to provide information)  It is now up to the judge to decide whether he is in contempt of court and what penalty to impose.



Source: https://cryptoslate.com/craig-wright-contempt-hearing-kleiman-bitcoin-holdings/


EDIT:

This is amusing.

The prize that CSW has been "awarded" from a vanity publishing organisation cost him more to enter than he got awarded in "prizes" for "best paper".



Source: https://coingeek.com/dr-craig-wright-wins-best-paper-award-at-icict-2019-for-dac-work/



Source: http://web.archive.org/web/20171202053611/https://icict.co.uk/register.php



Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/ay17ew/dr_dr_craig_satoshi_wright_gets_bogus_prize_from/



Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/axwwww/coingeek_dr_craig_wright_wins_best_paper_award_at/ehxaviu/


EDIT:

CSW claims of all his holdings being a "blind trust"  since 2011 appears to have been debunked by his own affidavit where he claims to be one of the trustees of the first Tulip trust.

The second Tulip trust wasn't formed till 2014.



https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.521536/gov.uscourts.flsd.521536.222.0_2.pdf



EDIT:

https://terawattled.com/news/2018/09/05/wizsec-case-study-on-craig-wright-vs-dave-kleiman-satoshis-bitcoin-that-never-existed/

The bitcoin addresses claimed to be owned by CSW that he most likely never owned.


EDIT:

Unverified timeline about CSW by what appears to be a SV supporter. (Archived so stuff cannot be deleted)

http://archive.fo/52Tvh
legendary
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Bitcoin: An Idea Worth Spending
The most amusing thing about this whole ordeal is that CZ took Bitcoin SV off Binance and now it is ranked #8 and Binance coin is #7,   it is looking like SV will overtake BNBs spot eventually. Smiley

I find it more amusing that an Ethereum token for an exchange has had a higher market cap than "the real bitcoin" ( Roll Eyes ) this whole time.

What's even more amusing is yesterday's court proceedings. There's a lot to unpack here and without an official transcript we are just going by what was reported via twitter. There were 3 in-room sources that did a pretty good job of covering the ordeal:

https://twitter.com/KatieAnanina/status/1144831152131313664
https://twitter.com/CarolinaBolado/status/1144649963311456256
https://twitter.com/thatcryptoguyyy

One of the biggest inconsistencies was Wright being asked why he wanted to disassociate himself from bitcoin in 2010 and him responding it was because he didn't like Silk Road and Hydra darknet markets... However, SR wasn't launched until 2011, and Hydra in 2014... Hmm...

What if CSW is a [non-profiting] prophet, seeing the hornet's nest and the swarm heading towards us years in advance?

I was wondering a similar thing, and I hate to admit (or give up too much opsec), but here is a recent pic of me thinking about these kinds of matters:



 Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

Here's another recent pic of me, from another angle opining about another problem solving situation that I had faced.  In essence, I am trying to assert that the point that you are asserting, Phinnaeus Gage, is OBVIOUSLY true.



I see what you did there. Played the Meme Card. Well, two can play that gameme (newly coined) ...

legendary
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The most amusing thing about this whole ordeal is that CZ took Bitcoin SV off Binance and now it is ranked #8 and Binance coin is #7,   it is looking like SV will overtake BNBs spot eventually. Smiley

I find it more amusing that an Ethereum token for an exchange has had a higher market cap than "the real bitcoin" ( Roll Eyes ) this whole time.

What's even more amusing is yesterday's court proceedings. There's a lot to unpack here and without an official transcript we are just going by what was reported via twitter. There were 3 in-room sources that did a pretty good job of covering the ordeal:

https://twitter.com/KatieAnanina/status/1144831152131313664
https://twitter.com/CarolinaBolado/status/1144649963311456256
https://twitter.com/thatcryptoguyyy

One of the biggest inconsistencies was Wright being asked why he wanted to disassociate himself from bitcoin in 2010 and him responding it was because he didn't like Silk Road and Hydra darknet markets... However, SR wasn't launched until 2011, and Hydra in 2014... Hmm...

What if CSW is a [non-profiting] prophet, seeing the hornet's nest and the swarm heading towards us years in advance?

I was wondering a similar thing, and I hate to admit (or give up too much opsec), but here is a recent pic of me thinking about these kinds of matters:



 Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

Here's another recent pic of me, from another angle opining about another problem solving situation that I had faced.  In essence, I am trying to assert that the point that you are asserting, Phinnaeus Gage, is OBVIOUSLY true.

legendary
Activity: 1918
Merit: 1570
Bitcoin: An Idea Worth Spending
The most amusing thing about this whole ordeal is that CZ took Bitcoin SV off Binance and now it is ranked #8 and Binance coin is #7,   it is looking like SV will overtake BNBs spot eventually. Smiley

I find it more amusing that an Ethereum token for an exchange has had a higher market cap than "the real bitcoin" ( Roll Eyes ) this whole time.

What's even more amusing is yesterday's court proceedings. There's a lot to unpack here and without an official transcript we are just going by what was reported via twitter. There were 3 in-room sources that did a pretty good job of covering the ordeal:

https://twitter.com/KatieAnanina/status/1144831152131313664
https://twitter.com/CarolinaBolado/status/1144649963311456256
https://twitter.com/thatcryptoguyyy

One of the biggest inconsistencies was Wright being asked why he wanted to disassociate himself from bitcoin in 2010 and him responding it was because he didn't like Silk Road and Hydra darknet markets... However, SR wasn't launched until 2011, and Hydra in 2014... Hmm...

What if CSW is a [non-profiting] prophet, seeing the hornet's nest and the swarm heading towards us years in advance?
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Altcoins will disappear because bitcoin can do anything and they do not make sense. Only BSV will remain because this is the version of bitcoin with a large block that is needed
legendary
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The most amusing thing about this whole ordeal is that CZ took Bitcoin SV off Binance and now it is ranked #8 and Binance coin is #7,   it is looking like SV will overtake BNBs spot eventually. Smiley

I find it more amusing that an Ethereum token for an exchange has had a higher market cap than "the real bitcoin" ( Roll Eyes ) this whole time.

What's even more amusing is yesterday's court proceedings. There's a lot to unpack here and without an official transcript we are just going by what was reported via twitter. There were 3 in-room sources that did a pretty good job of covering the ordeal:

https://twitter.com/KatieAnanina/status/1144831152131313664
https://twitter.com/CarolinaBolado/status/1144649963311456256
https://twitter.com/thatcryptoguyyy

One of the biggest inconsistencies was Wright being asked why he wanted to disassociate himself from bitcoin in 2010 and him responding it was because he didn't like Silk Road and Hydra darknet markets... However, SR wasn't launched until 2011, and Hydra in 2014... Hmm...
hero member
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The most amusing thing about this whole ordeal is that CZ took Bitcoin SV off Binance and now it is ranked #8 and Binance coin is #7,   it is looking like SV will overtake BNBs spot eventually. Smiley
legendary
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Bitcoin: An Idea Worth Spending
Hold your beer(s) guys, this is getting real funny:

https://twitter.com/CarolinaBolado/status/1144649963311456256

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Wright accused Kleiman's counsel of committing perjury by putting this document, which is a printout of a pdf of an email, before the court. "You are provably misleading the court," Wright said.
Wright then tossed the document, which did not sit well with Judge Reinhart:
"You throw another document in my courtroom you will be in handcuffs so fast your head will spin" -- Judge Reinhart

"




"You throw another document in my courtroom
you will be in handcuffs so fast your head will spin."
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