Quote from: franky1 on Today at 01:09:54 PM

he worked at ASX? according to? wiki, media? that can only source CSW's own word for it

ever tried to do research to find proper information..
EG
after resigning from his families business(demorgan(sisters last name) (founders CSW and his first wife))* which the exit came with a non-compete
he then approached ASX trying to offer products/services("independant consultant") where he treated ASX as a (potential/solicited) customer of his shell company.. not where CSW was an active employee of ASX... oh and CSW got 28 days prison time for approaching ASX offering ASX products and services...**
even funnier.. CSW appeals the guilty judgement of the breach of non-compete by trying to say his involvement/solicitation/approach to ASX was ambiguous(no deals made) thus in CSW view was thus not competing***

the wording of the court cases back then, were not that he provable worked for, was contracted to, or subcontracted to ASX, but instead ambiguous at best was just approaching companies like ASX asking for business. and that alone was enough to be a breach of his exit contract(non-compete) from demorgan

have a nice day

*he duped an investor into buying a large share% of demorgan, promising fake profits.. then he stepped down signing a non-compete.. but leaving the investor holding an empty bag of crap as the sole owner of 'demorgan'(which had not products or services).. but had a promise to provide service to ASX but never did provide services under 'demorgan'..
**then setting up 'ridge' he approached ASX employees trying to win new contracts(but didnt succeed)
***by saying that demorgan wont offer services promised and they should go with him.. ASX however forwarded that contact communication to the demorgan share % owner and it went to court

yep he was even scamming back in early 2000's

Any source other than van pelt ? I see you almost copied his article about that part . https://mylegacykit.medium.com/faketoshi-the-early-years-part-1-9964fc1639e3
The problem is that i probably have read everything you have and much more . You just stick to your bias as others and don't want to spend any more time . Have you watched his series with Ryan ? the masterclasses ? the interviews ? and more ? Probably not , as you still think that bitcoin is just a form of scarce money .

https://www.smh.com.au/technology/a-billion-reasons-for-in-house-it-20020528-gdfb94.html

"The ASX has also bought some ready-made systems, including a derivative trading system from Swedish company OM technologies, and a 24-hour security monitor by Melbourne company DeMorgan.
(It is, in turn, kept in check by an in-house security monitor.) "We'll do it (outsource) where we think it's necessary and where we think the risk is manageable," Olsson says."

Probably he plagiarised that system too , right ? Cheesy

What ASX done at that time was unique , no other exchange had something similar in the world . I don't think they would choose someone incompetent . Of course i can stick with your word as you guys know better . Or not .