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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjjM86F-ZFE

Watch: Decentralization is pushing data to the edges

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxonjyK4VOg

https://coingeek.com/refining-data-to-information-with-bsv-blockchain-how-bitcoin-adds-context

For clarification to any newbies reading posts in this thread, this man has been proven to have committed multi-million-dollar rebate fraud in Australia before he fled to the UK and set up nChain with the man he conned into believing he owned a vast wealth in bitcoin he "just couldn't access right now" AND the guy who helped con him.

Here his former tax lawyer is dropping him as a client for having passed him forged emails that were meant to look like they'd come from the ATO. And before the OP jumps in claiming Craig was being hacked by [insert evil cabal here], this was all long before Craig ever publicly tried to claim he was Satoshi, so this was all down to him having already been under investigation by the authorities for his massive rebate scam where he tried claiming he'd spent millions doing business transactions with bitcoins that were not his or anything to do with him.

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Here is Craig having drawn Calvin Ayre in with the classic 'advance fee fraud' where he's claiming to own a vast wealth of bitcoin he just can't access currently but will sell them to Calvin for pennies on the dollar now, on the proviso that he'll pay him with them in 5 years time.

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^^^^ This is classic scammer tactics. You first claim that you're already fabulously wealthy so as to show you're clearly not a scammer and that you've just got a 'financial difficulty' you need to overcome WITH THEIR HELP. You then ask them for a comparatively small loan now, but assure them of a massive payout 'later'. You show them the 'paperwork' (bitcoin addresses plucked from the 'richlist' along with fake paper wallets you claim hold the privkey to large amounts of bitcoin) and promise them that your difficulties will easily be able to be overcome once your've just been able to [insert the reason how their 'loan' is going to help quickly resolve your problem here].

This is why Craig has perpetually moved the goalposts as each deadline came and went without him ever moving or spending any of the coins he'd pretended he owned.

Hey dork. Who is scam now?

Recently reached up to 120$

LOL, really? You think a brief pump in price disproves the facts I posted which show that Craig Wright is a criminal?

He's about to get utterly wrecked in court and then he's going to end up being dragged back to Australia to face justice for his crimes and spend many years in prison as a result.

But sure, you keep partying about how his scamcoin had a brief pump in price for a few few days.