zdch pisze: ↑ wtorek, 14 kwietnia 2020, 21:38Zacytuj mnie gdzie namawiam do zakupu jakiejkolwiek krypto. Jak na razie jedynym kłamcą jesteś TY.
Nie rób jaj, wystarczy zobaczyć na twoje posty, a także innych "paid shills"
Gdzie ja jestem kłamcą? Czekam na wyjaśnienia. Jak narazie to Ty i koledzy nie podejmiecie żadnego trudnego tematu o który pytam.
zdch pisze: ↑ wtorek, 14 kwietnia 2020, 21:38Craig Wright i jego pozwy mają się nijak do technologii Bitcoina. Jak pozywa ludzi bez szansy na wygraną, to jego problem. Użyteczność BSV od tego nie maleje, chociaż jak widać działa jak woda na młyn dla osób bez technicznych argumentów
Dobrze by było jakbyś podjął dyskusję w oparciu o funkcjonalność monety, a nie o osobowość Craiga
Tyle, że wtedy sprawa nie jest taka prosta, co?
Użyteczność BSV jest zerowa, gdy hashrate jest równe 1% albo mniej hashrate'u Bitcoina. BSV jest podatne na atak i inwestowanie czasu i pieniędzy w takiego cojna nie ma sensu.
BSV jest ZAGROŻONY atakiem 51%, nie wiem czy to tak ciężko zrozumieć. Ponadto, projekt oparty na tak zgniłych fundamentach nie rokuje dobrze, już to mówiłem wcześniej. Osoba Craiga Wrighta, który ten projekt założył i nadal prowadzi w sposób zcentralizowany, jest zagrożeniem dla projektu.
A jaką to funkcjonalność ma BSV? Opowiedz mi w jednym zdaniu, w czym jest BSV lepsze od Bitcoina bo ja jakoś nie widzę tej "oczywistej" różnicy.
zdch pisze: ↑ wtorek, 14 kwietnia 2020, 21:38BTC zostało stworzone za pomocą kłamstwa. 1MB to było tymczasowe ograniczenie i Satoshi od początku mówił o mniejszej liczbie węzłów i centrach danych. Ale do tego pewnie też się nie odniesiesz.
"BTC zostało stworzone za pomocą kłamstwa" chyba durniejszego argumentu nigdy nie słyszałem
Nie wiem do czego się tu odnieść.
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A tutaj zapraszam do przeczytania o założycielu zcentralizowanego altcoina, jakim jest BSV - Craigu Wright:
https://craigwright.online/
Cytaty:
Forgeries, Fakes, and Plagiarism
Craig Wright edited old blog posts to link himself to the Bitcoin whitepaper.
Craig Wright faked PGP keys.
Craig Wright forged contracts and emails.
Craig Wright faked threats.
Craig Wright faked a public key signing.
Craig Wright faked knowing how to code ASM. Craig's Tweet.
Craig Wright backdated documents to the ATO. "Craig Wright, has admitted that he backdated these invoices." Fined $1,893,714.50 penalty.
Craig Wright forged a 2001 pre-Bitcoin whitepaper draft. He did so to shift the goalposts of Satoshi to favor Bitcoin SV.
Craig Wright plagiarized a paper on Bitcoin Script being Turing complete.
Craig Wright plagiarized a paper on selfish mining.
Craig Wright plagiarized a paper on block propagation.
Craig Wright plagiarized a blog post on Bitcoin address generation. Original here.
Craig Wright plagiarized a blog post on scipt. From Wikipedia.
Craig Wright forged a court document by using a fake key, with a typo, whose timestamp disproves the document.
Other Lies
Craig Wright lied about owning MtGox's Bitcoin.
Craig Wright falsely states he doesn't want fame or money.
Craig Wright claims Julian Assange is a rapist. Assange wasn't charged. Stockholm’s Chief Prosecutor closed the rape case due to no offense being disclosed. Victim said, "it was the police who made up the charges”.
Craig Wright claimed to have "a couple doctorates" in 2015 and on his LinkedIn. Neither were produced in his wheelbarrow of degrees stunt.
Doctor of Theology: Nobody can find it. Supposed University denied it.
PhD: University denied it. Finally was rewarded one in 2017. It has math errors.
Craig Wright lost a bet with Peter Rizun. He refuses to pay and tried to lie his way out of it.
Craig Wright admitted to faking blog posts for Wired.
Craig Wright: Turing never said that things had to be infinite. He never once in his life mentioned that. Alan Turing: we say that the machine has infinite memory capacity.
Craig Wright claims that a Microsoft Patch Tuesday interrupted the genesis block mining between January 3rd and January 9th, 2009. The patch didn't come out until the second Tuesday of the month (Patch Tuesday), January 13, 2009.
Craig Wright claims he laid fiber cable to his home before mining Bitcoin there in 2009, introducing his town to fiber-based internet. A neighbor to Craig's property, a local business, and multiple ISPs deny this is the case.
Craig Wright claims he mined Bitcoin in 2009 / 2010 "directly into a trust" and that "there are no transactions related to the Bitcoin". In early 2009 Satoshi sent Mike Hearn Bitcoin from block #5326, which Satoshi mined.
Craig Wright, in court documents, claimed ownership of 16cou7Ht6WjTzuFyDBnht9hmvXytg6XdVT which belongs to a Bitcoin "whale". The owner of that address signed a message, using the corresponding private key, that "Craig is a liar and a fraud". Note: Craig Wright rejects these documents as a forgery.
Craig Wright claims to have privately signed messages using the private key for Bitcoin blocks #1 and #9. According to Craig Wright all of his Bitcoin private keys were "transferred to the blind trust, and therefore are owned by the trusts, not by Dr. Wright" and "access to the encrypted file that contains the public addresses and their associated private keys to the Bitcoin I mined requires myself and a combination of trustees".
Experts Stating Craig Wright Is a Fraud
Nik Cubrilovic (security expert): Craig Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto.
Peter Rizun (Bitcoin Unlimited chief scientist): rejects Craig Wright's claim that Bitcoin can be faster than light speed.
Charlie Lee (Litecoin inventor): I can't believe some people still think he's Satoshi.
Vitalik Buterin (Ethereum inventor) writes 59 tweets about Craig Wright's talk: Craig Wright is crazy.
Vitalik Buterin (Ethereum inventor) refutes Craig Wright's negative gamma comment.
Amaury Sechet (Bitcoin ABC lead developer) refutes Craig Wright's negative gamma comment.
Peter Rizun (Bitcoin Unlimited chief scientist) calls out Craig Wright lying about him.
Vitalik Buterin (Ethereum inventor) stands up at conference and calls Craig Wright a fraud.
Paul Sztorc (TruthCoin's chief scientist) calls out mathmeatical errors in Craig Wrigt's paper. "CSW is a fraud telling desperate LargeBlockers what they want to hear, veering into Econ for the purpose of desperate obfuscation."
Andrew O’Hagan (London Review of Books editor) writes about how Craig Wright was paid $15M to claim he was Satoshi to escape financial difficulties.
Craig Wright's mom says he's prone to lying.
Krawisz suggests that Craig Wright is over the top to specifically attract a non-technical following. See also Microsoft research paper on Nigerian Prince scam emails.
In 2010, security expert says Craig Wright's writing is "complete drivel and even laughable".
Craig Wright claims secp256k1 can do pairing. Andy Polestra (Director of Research at Blockstream) refutes and Vitalik Buterin (Ethereum inventor) refutes, refutes more, and re-refutes.
Craig Wright Attacking Cryptocurrency Experts
Craig Wright attacks Cornell professor Emin Gün Sirer.
Notable Appearances
Video: A Bitcoin Cash World – Dr. Craig Wright and Jimmy Nguyen: At 23:25, CSW does not appear to know what signed/unsigned integers are.
Audio: GQ Releases Hilariously Sweary Audio of Craig Wright Interview.
Video: Craig Wright makes nonsensical claims (2014).
Video: Craig Wright claims to be working on AI, and evolutionary code (obviously never happened).
Threats
Craig Wright emails Roger Ver, "welcome to bankruptcy ... you are my enemy. You have fucking no idea what that means. You will."
Technical Competence
Craig Wright misunderstood Satoshi's Bitcoin code.
Craig Wright poses with nonsensical math to show off his mathematical proficiency.
Craig Wright didn't understand Bitcoin transactions.
nChain staff amazed by gaps in Craig's technical knowledge.
Those who have worked with Craig say he is not capable of being Satoshi.
Craig Wright misunderstood opcodes and hash vulnerabilities.
Craig Wright relied on technobabble and social manipulation with Peter Rizun.
In Relation to Satoshi
Craig Wright called Bitcoin "bit coins". Satoshi never used this naming.
Craig Wright sold "Satoshi revelation" to nChain for "about ten million".
Craig Wright: I am a lawyer and this is my area of speciality. Satoshi: I am not a lawyer (2009). Craig got his law degree in 2008.
Craig Wright: Anonymity is the shield of cowards. My life is open and I have little care for my privacy. (2008)
Craig Wright: Bitcoin is not a cryptocurrency. At no point have I said that Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency. Satoshi: Maybe [cryptocurrency] is a word we should use when describing Bitcoin. Announcing version 0.3 of Bitcoin, the P2P cryptocurrency!
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Czy ktoś taki, zawodowy oszust i kłamca, może się nazywać twórcą Bitcoina? Czy może bezczelnie pozywać ludzi i ciągać po sądach, jak go nazwą oszustem? Czy za kimś takim stoimy i wspieramy jego projekt, założony na podwalinach kłamstwa i oszukiwania ludzi? Czy taki projekt wciskamy świeżakom, mówiąc im, że to jest prawdziwy Bitcoin? Ludzie zastonówcie się. Propaganda działa na tym forum i ktoś bierze za to kasę, aby oszukiwać nowych ludzi, którzy się jeszcze z kryptowalutami nie zetknęli. Popchnięcie ich w kierunku BSV mówiąc im, że to Bitcoin, aby tylko kupili kojny BSV, jest bezczelnym oszustwem.