ya have to just scratch your head on how the COPA fan boies get so offended at anyone that has their own opinions. but its actually worse than that...they want you to ignore your own eyes and ears. Like COPA did not just turn down the very reason they say they exist publicly and that this is not something that will affect the judges thinking. To point this out somehow makes you a bad person in COPA lizard fan boy troll world. Do they really think that the judge is going to make his decision based on social media trolling consistency...this is over, COPA has already lost to me. Just a week to wait to see this unfold so i will just keep blocking trolls who add nothing to the conversation and let the judge explain this to them.

https://twitter.com/CalvinAyre/status/1751185507089092768?t=eYhG5UVh1Bdjv-aVBXedYg&s=19

Craig is Satoshi and this is abundantly clear and he has now won the Satoshi Trial...but this is all moot. nChain owns his IP and I control nChain not Craig and BSV is Bitcoin and the worlds only Enterprise blockchain and this is all true today and will still be the case next year this time and forever unless someone else figure out how to do nanopayments without using nChain IP. COPA was always just rearanging deck chair on the Titanic for COPA members and now that Satoshi has won, everyone will soon see this.

Craig won....but BSV won years ago when it locked the orginal protocol that enables Enterprise applications. I am getting tired of winning :-)

BSV is a locked protocol that is protected by a Swiss based association and its open source. It is in fact the only non centralized platform out there because of this. the IP nChain has applies to using any blockchain...its not specific to BSV. you are not understanding how this works. Nobody can change the protocol. COPA can change the protocol on BTC however.
association.bsvblockchain.org


Calvin Ayre
Jan 27, 2024
https://twitter.com/CalvinAyre/status/1751232938598101351?t=a3m3YtKDb8vOa5dF8IO2TA&s=19
Tienes que preguntarte sobre porqué los fanáticos de COPA se ofenden tanto, cuando alguien tiene sus propias opiniones. pero en realidad es peor que eso... quieren que ignores tus propios ojos y oídos. Al igual que COPA, no solo rechazó la razón por la que dicen que existen públicamente y que esto no es algo que afectará el pensamiento de los jueces. Señalar esto de alguna manera te convierte en una mala persona en el mundo de los trolls fanáticos de los lagartos COPA. ¿De verdad creen que el juez va a tomar su decisión basándose en la coherencia del trolling en las redes sociales? Esto se acabó, COPA ya perdió contra mí. Sólo falta una semana, para ver cómo se desarrolla esto, así que seguiré bloqueando a los trolls, que no aportan nada a la conversación y dejaré que el juez les explique esto.
https://twitter.com/CalvinAyre/status/1751185507089092768?t=eYhG5UVh1Bdjv-aVBXedYg&s=19

Craig es Satoshi y esto está muy claro y ahora ganó la prueba de Satoshi... pero todo esto es discutible. nChain es dueño de su IP (Propiedad Intelectual) y yo controlo nChain, no Craig, y BSV es Bitcoin y la única cadena de bloques empresarial del mundo y todo esto es cierto hoy y seguirá siendo así el próximo año, esta vez y para siempre, a menos que alguien más descubra cómo hacer nanopagos sin usar la propiedad intelectual de nChain. COPA siempre estuvo simplemente reorganizando las tumbonas del Titanic, para los miembros de COPA y ahora que Satoshi ganó, todos pronto verán esto.

Craig ganó... pero BSV ganó hace años cuando bloqueó el protocolo original que habilita las aplicaciones empresariales. Me estoy cansando de ganar :-)

BSV es un protocolo bloqueado que está protegido por una asociación con sede en Suiza y su código abierto. De hecho, es la única plataforma no centralizada que existe debido a esto. La IP que tiene nChain se aplica al uso de cualquier blockchain... no es específica de BSV. No entiendes cómo funciona esto. Nadie puede cambiar el protocolo. Sin embargo, COPA puede cambiar el protocolo en BTC.
asociación.bsvblockchain.org


Calvin Ayre
27 de enero de 2024 https://twitter.com/CalvinAyre/status/1751232938598101351?t=a3m3YtKDb8vOa5dF8IO2TA&s=19
The CV

Born Lloydminster, Saskatchewan. May 1961

Education University of Western Ontario, BS General Sciences, 1984; City University of Seattle, MBA 1988

Career 1988-91 Bicer Medical Systems and estate agent, Vancouver; 1991-94 Built and ran HQ Vancouver; 1994 Began work that led to Bodog

Family Named one of "world's hottest bachelors" by People magazine

Hobbies Wakeboarding, hockey, rugby, piloting planes, scuba diving

Billionaire bookie who went from farmboy to playboy
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Perma-tanned internet gaming boss inspired by Paris Hilton and her genius for self-promotion
Simon Bowers
Fri 8 Feb 2008
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Son of grain and pig farmers grew up on a farm in Saskatchewan, Canada; placed first bets playing blackjack with hockey teammates (see story). Sold fruit on side of the road, organized party trips to Cuba during college. University of Western Ontario M.B.A. ran into trouble 1991: civilly charged with insider trading, eventually settled for $10,000 and banishment from Vancouver Stock Exchange until 2016. Set up online gambling Web site Bodog.com in 2000. Based in Costa Rica, sales up 150% to $210 million last year. Profit margins exceed 25%. The problem: Taking bets from Americans is illegal, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. The solution: wire money to London, process bets in Costa Rica, develop marketing and technology in Canada, advertise in the U.S. "We run a business that cannot actually be described as gambling in each country we operate in. But when you add it all together, it's Internet gambling." Now trying to become a star, using good looks and America's unquenchable thirst for celebrities to make Bodog more noticeable than competitors PartyGaming and Sportingbet. Bodog now owns TV unit, music label; producing a poker show with Fox Sports Net to be broadcast in April.


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#746 Calvin Ayre

February 13, 2006.
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