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Telegram´s Channels

@SatoshisQuotes
@BitCoin2008_2010
@BitCoinWP
@BitCoinSourceForge
@BitcoinTalkForum
@Hal_Finney
@RayDillinger
@IanGrigg
@JosephVaughnPerling
@GavinAndresen1
@MikeHearn

@StefanMatthews
@CalvinAyre
@Jimmy_Nguyen
@SteveShadders
@GeorgeGilder

@DavidRees
@DaveKleiman
@KleimanVsCSW
@UyenTNguyen

Craig Wright
@Craig_Wright. 40 Members
@CSW_Academic 95 Members
@CSW_Articles 104 Members
@CSW_Books
@CSW_Business
@CSW_Cybersecurity
@CSW_Economics
@CSW_Ideology
@CSW_interviews
@CSW_interviewsVideos
@CSW_Legal
@CSW_Patent
@CSW_Religion
@CSW_Satoshi 199 Members
@CSW_Slack. 480 Members
@CSW_VideoTalks
@CSW_Videos
@CSW_Asperger
@CSW_Gallery
@theArtofBitcoin 64 Members
@TheSatoshiAffaire 50 Mem.
@DonLynam

CSW personal Batlles
@BitCoinWP
@Double_Spend
@BitCoinDatabaseOwnership
@BitCoin_Domain

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https://t.me/CSW_SlackChat

"In that penny-store novella by Andrew O’Hagan you will find that there is not much that is real or true. I was never paid $15 million. So forget that one. In fact, what happened was that O’Hagan was offered an opportunity to follow us over a number of years. He would have the chance to see the growth of nChain, or at least so was the offer we made to him. He never accepted. So he got to ask a few questions, he saw the office as it was being built in London and very little more. Mostly, he got hearsay rumours and innuendo from people who had no idea what was going on."

My Mentor.
Craig Wright (Bitcoin SV is Bitcoin.)
Apr 7, 2019·

https://medium.com/@craig_10243/my-mentor-f6ea4b828da6

Lo dice en el libro "The Satoshi affair", de Andrew O'Hagan:
https://www.lrb.co.uk/v38/n13/andrew-ohagan/the-satoshi-affair

Post de Andresen:
http://gavinandresen.ninja/satoshi

Post de Matonis:
https://medium.com/@jonmatonis/how-i-met-satoshi-96e85727dc5a

Post de Grigg:
https://mobile.twitter.com/iang_fc/status/674722847160422400

Habrá más links en alguno de los canales de Ramon...😁

The same applies to myself. I am in court making claims under oath. Although the media likes to spin this differently, there are consequences to lying in court. There is a difference between making claims and social media and before a judge.

I understand all that very well. I may not be a likeable character, my Asperger’s does not endear me to many people who I have not dealt with before and I can be difficult, but this is a different matter to Lying. As people are going to find out very shortly. One thing many people do not understand is that Asperger’s is a condition linked to not being able to imagine situations that are outside truth. There are benefits to this, I am more capable in logic than many people.

The simple answer to Blockchain is to bring in individuals involved with accounting who have worked on paper records. Before a judge you simply ask whether an error can be corrected. You extend this to asking whether that means rolling back records and reversing entries. In all of this you will find that no accountant with any valid qualifications would ever consider rolling back entries or changing the books. Accounting records and ledges are immutable. All the updates remain immutable.

he never signed the contract, it was Rob that missed that point so he came in with a concept of bitcoin and a cyberpunk idea to fit into his mostly already written book

He wanted to create a cyberpunk cyberpunk story of hidden individuals and he ignored the complete truth of it all

He made it out as if I work alone and don't have corporate structures around me. You see, a corporate structure did not fit into his story of individualistic cyberpunks going out there and creating the new world in the garage against banks and government

Except, Everything I do is structured under corporate entities with audit and hierarchical structures around the individuals in my companies

it is nothing like a cyberpunk story

All about will fall apart in the story will be completely changed in a few months when all of this goes before a jury in court in the US and people start to learn that all of these stories that there listening to a complete fabrications that have no relevance to reality

one of the characters in that book doesn't exist

many parts of Satoshi story were already written before he ever met me

think about it for a moment, how can you have non-fiction about a made up character. Yet, he claims that is the case

bitcoin does not remove middlemen or trusted third parties, it lowers the value that they are needed online. It makes a digital form of cash.

This is the irony that people don't get. Bitcoin is only a means of getting rid of trusted third parties up to about $1000

Identity is required for large transactions and even transactions of $1000 or more and identity cannot be decentralised or distributed or given away or transacted or owned.

CSW
Feb 27, 2021
https://metanet-icu.slack.com/archives/C5131HKFX/p1614449471448600?thread_ts=1614449471.448600&cid=C5131HKFX

https://t.me/CSW_Slack/2036

Aquí tienes la verdadera historia de BitCoin que nunca fue contada!!!

Stefan Matthews TAAL CEO
SirToshi Talks
1h32
May 20, 2021
https://youtu.be/GMNxbzP4q_wd

Streamanity (Original) 1h32
https://streamanity.com/video/M8TxFAf9HWU0

(Telegram channels)
Stefan Matthews
https://t.me/StefanMatthews

The Satoshi affaire.
Andrew O’Hagan
https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEbzbs0p7fbPbsJ7vw

Craig Wright Gizmodo
https://t.me/joinchat/SJQQOn2ZPdGwwtaZ

nChain Holdings Limited (chronology)
https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEjJgin1cClCv1Q_7w

CSW Business
https://t.me/CSW_Business

Craig Wright Tax
https://t.me/joinchat/SBbeMoAtC3kxs4eN

Bitcoin White Paper
https://t.me/BitCoinWP
___________________
25:30 the way we meet (2005 CSW was working in BDO)

27:55 I read the WP in 2008

31:02 in 2010 I left Australia to London

31:59 in 2015 Craig contact me in London, and said: "I will value your opinions..."

34:36 My advice is: What do you want to do in your life?
CSW answer was: "I want to create and be quiet", then nChain was born

38:00 this guy is a genio!!!

40:00 Gizmodo

47:00 Tax office battle
"CSW had 15 research companies"

53:40 Starting nChain in London on july of 2015

54:40 I read WP in 2008, but I didn't see what was the application for. " I design a car, but I only has delivered a wheel"

59:30 ha ha moment!!
data sorvergty?

1h01 I don't regrets what I was doing in the past, someone offer me a lot of BitCoin and I didn't accepted it

1h10:45 Open question to CSW

1h22 CSW: "My project is destroyed"

"Bitcoin Whitepaper, Satoshi proof sessions with Gavin Andresen | Stefan Matthews | Ep. 19"

https://youtu.be/R03ypV9CsTc

 It was news to me that the banks were grabbing onto the blockchain as the foundation of a future ‘internet of value’.

https://www.lrb.co.uk/v38/n13/andrew-ohagan/the-satoshi-affair

, I got an email from a Los Angeles lawyer called Jimmy Nguyen, from the firm Davis Wright Tremaine (self-described as ‘a one-stop shop for companies in entertainment, technology, advertising, sports and other industries’). Nguyen told me that they were looking to contract me to write the life of Satoshi Nakamoto. ‘My client has acquired life story rights ... from the true person behind the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto – the creator of the bitcoin protocol,’ the lawyer wrote. ‘The story will be [of] great interest to the public and we expect the book project will generate significant publicity and media coverage once Satoshi’s true identity is revealed

https://www.lrb.co.uk/v38/n13/andrew-ohagan/the-satoshi-affair

Stefan Matthews, an IT expert whom Wright had known for ten years, since they both worked for the online gambling site Centrebet. In those days, around 2007, Wright was often hired as a security analyst by such firms, deploying his skills as a computer scientist (and his experience as a hacker) to make life difficult for fraudsters.

https://www.lrb.co.uk/v38/n13/andrew-ohagan/the-satoshi-affair

He said that Wright was always trying to get him interested in this new venture called bitcoin. He tried to sell him 50,000 coin for next to nothing, but Matthews wasn’t interested, he told me, because Wright was weird and the whole thing seemed a bit cranky.

https://www.lrb.co.uk/v38/n13/andrew-ohagan/the-satoshi-affair

Last year, (2014) when Wright was in financial trouble, he approached Matthews several times. By that time, Matthews had become friendly with Robert MacGregor, the founder and CEO of a Canada-based money-transfer firm called nTrust.

https://www.lrb.co.uk/v38/n13/andrew-ohagan/the-satoshi-affair

After initial scepticism, and in spite of a slight aversion to Wright’s manner, MacGregor was persuaded, and struck a deal with Wright, signed on 29 June 2015. MacGregor says he felt sure that Wright was bitcoin’s legendary missing father, and he told me it was his idea, later in the drafting of the deal, to insist that Satoshi’s ‘life rights’ be included as part of the agreement.

https://www.lrb.co.uk/v38/n13/andrew-ohagan/the-satoshi-affair

He said his father had worked for the NSA (he couldn’t explain this), but that, to this day, his mother thinks he worked for Nasa. ‘The few people I care about I care about a lot,’ he said, ‘and I care about the state of the world

https://www.lrb.co.uk/v38/n13/andrew-ohagan/the-satoshi-affair

Craig: ‘I was always libertarian,’ he replied, and then he told me his father had more or less kidnapped him after his parents got divorced. He hated being told what to do – that was one of his main motivations. He believed in freedom, and in what freedom would come to mean, and he said his work would guarantee a future in which privacy was protected. ‘Where we are,’ he said, ‘is a place where people can be private and part of that privacy is to be someone other than who they were. Computing will allow you to start again, if you want to. And that is freedom.’ In fact he never stopped imagining different lives for himself.

https://www.lrb.co.uk/v38/n13/andrew-ohagan/the-satoshi-affair

Andrew O’Hagan · The Satoshi Affair · LRB 29 June 2016
https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v38/n13/andrew-o-hagan/the-satoshi-affair

None of this would have worked without bitcoin,’ Wright said, ‘but it’s a wheel and I want to build a car.’

https://www.lrb.co.uk/v38/n13/andrew-ohagan/the-satoshi-affair

Ninjutsu

Wright’s​ father, Frederick Page Wright, was a forward scout in Vietnam, serving with the 8th Battalion of the Australian army. ‘He lost all his friends,’ Wright told me, ‘every single one of them’ – and before long he was drinking and being violent towards Wright’s mother, who eventually left him. Both Wright and his mother, when I went to meet her in Brisbane in March, told me about his father’s anger at his own mother: he sent all his army pay cheques home to her and she spent them while he was away. He also dreamed of a football career that never happened. ‘I have a chip on my shoulder,’ Wright said, ‘but his was bigger.’

‘Did you admire him?’

‘He never admired me. I was never fucking good enough. We played chess from when I was three or four and if I made a wrong move he’d wallop me. We clashed right from the beginning.’

https://www.lrb.co.uk/v38/n13/andrew-ohagan/the-satoshi-affair

A few weeks before the raid on Craig Wright’s house, ( Dic 2015), when his name still hadn’t ever been publicly associated with Satoshi Nakamoto, I got an email from a Los Angeles lawyer called Jimmy Nguyen, from the firm Davis Wright Tremaine (self-described as ‘a one-stop shop for companies in entertainment, technology, advertising, sports and other industries’). Nguyen told me that they were looking to contract me to write the life of Satoshi Nakamoto. ‘My client has acquired life story rights ... from the true person behind the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto – the creator of the bitcoin protocol,’ the lawyer wrote. ‘The story will be [of] great interest to the public and we expect the book project will generate significant publicity and media coverage once Satoshi’s true identity is revealed.’

https://www.lrb.co.uk/v38/n13/andrew-ohagan/the-satoshi-affair