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Telegram channels (July 2021)

The new nomenclature of Telegram channels will take into account an order of Priority and this will be based on the practical and chronological order of events, to understand BitCoin and make applications, which use BitCoin and its blockchain, in everyday life:

The first three acronyms CSW, refer to Craig Steven Wright, as one of the greatest references, sources of information, found on the channel (after about 4 years studying it and 4 months analyzing the information from Slack, where he is commenting many topics since 2017, I have decided to take it as a reference of the things that work and AUTHORITY “WITHOUT RECOGNITION”) Note: check the references CSW 300

100- The first 100 numbers are especially technical and topics that should be studied before the rest: (I think there is not much friction for EVERYONE in agreeing on how events arose and those are the first topics that should be studied and to dominate)

100 Basics
101 Spanish
110 Security
120 Miner
130 Mechanic
140 Finances & Economic
141 Exchanges
142 Tokens
150 Ingredients
160 Legal Concepts
190 Tec
191 BSV Training
192 BSV Merchant
193 BSV Apps
195 BSV Sponsors
196 BSV Hardware
197 BSV Blockchain

200- The numbers 200 are channels whose study should be postponed for later, (there is a lot of information, so it is best to know what goes first and what goes after, taking into account that the first will help you understand the second and the second to the third and so on)

300- The CSW 300 are focused on all the information related to Craig:

300 Videos
300 BTC
300 Ethereum
300 Personnel
300 fails
301 People litigation
303 Satoshi Nakamoto
304 litigation
305 Data Sovereignty
306 Road Map *
310 Business
315 Projects
321 Family
326 Trustees
330 Friends
336 Staff
351 History
360 Myths

400- The numbers 400 are channels dedicated to BTC Core & Cryto and its creations with ITS ideological, NOT economic sense. What I call IMPROVISATION or patch after patch.

400 Cypherpunk
405 Crypto Projects
410 Old Crypto space
420 BTC Early Crypto space
430 BTC Recent Crypto space
435 Bitcoin Projects
440 BCH Recent Crypto space
440 BCH Recent Crypto space

500 preHistory

600 countries

 

Note: Surely you will not be able to enter many of the channels, if I do not include myself or another administrator manually within the channel, for that you must contact and identify yourself (We do not want anonymus members)

 

Category 100 CSW Links
Chat about Slack https://t.me/CSW_SlackChat
Craig Wright – Slack Channel https://t.me/CSW_Slack
100 Basics Basics Bitcoin White Paper https://t.me/BitCoinWP
100 Basics Proof of Work PoW Consensus https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEpxSuOIbaSTWYiMOw
100 Basics Peer-to-Peer https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFazPjBrqPiwfefZEw
100 Basics Traceability – publicly auditable trail. https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFXz0d3uM0XhcNiJPA
100 Basics Cash vs Money https://t.me/joinchat/LpIenSbS7iQxOTA0
100 Basics Cash System https://t.me/joinchat/TjwmId7s_WxhNDRk
100 Basics Digital asset Activo digital – asset – commodity https://t.me/joinchat/X96IkRwRj48wM2E0
100 Basics Micro & Nano Payments Transactions https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFCBGJa8pcTwIXqCJg
100 Basics Digital Signature https://t.me/joinchat/yRjLOzQD6hI0ZGRk
100 Basics Double Spending https://t.me/Double_Spend
100 Basics First seen Bitcoin mining rule https://t.me/joinchat/VJFTnHb-SygMW3hb
100 Basics Bitcoin Malleability https://t.me/joinchat/kox6WG-H3hI3MDRk
100 Basics Script https://t.me/joinchat/y-578T73r70xYzY0
100 Basics Trusted third-party https://t.me/joinchat/88S_xYXmvHA4ZmZk
100 Basics IP2IP / ip to ip https://t.me/joinchat/hpU6FfE2icYyMzVk
100 Basics SPV https://t.me/joinchat/f719TCttk5Y2NzBk
100 Basics Transaction Per Second (TPS). https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFe4eNe9ipqiTFFTUw
100 Basics Fees https://t.me/joinchat/kmbQTe5VUKs3MjI0
100 Basics Protocol https://t.me/joinchat/KwNqxTP7mAs1Mjk0
100 Basics Set in stone – protocol https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAET7DKG-eGFyL1xKJA
100 Basics Keys https://t.me/joinchat/L-Mdm2tpgxtjYzM0
100 Basics Private Key https://t.me/joinchat/Nyi28x4LyZoyMTNk
100 Basics Public Keys https://t.me/joinchat/9meJpI9DR2RiZTM0
100 Basics Blockchain https://t.me/joinchat/pPP9A2GGCGFkNWZk
100 Basics Public Blockchain https://t.me/joinchat/rbzDdqziNP5lOGE8
100 Basics Ledger https://t.me/joinchat/yB_YZBw0fItiZmU0
100 Basics Node https://t.me/joinchat/0Q-Q9OrVLysyY2M8
100 Basics listener Node https://t.me/joinchat/FaYEwLzYLpFkMzY0
100 Basics Immutable https://t.me/joinchat/SMBjZD_N4dE3hjVR
100 Basics Escrow https://t.me/joinchat/bj0DH6COTVk0ZmE0
100 Basics Timestamp Server https://t.me/joinchat/IdEgGabwntg3NDFk
100 Basics UTXO https://t.me/joinchat/bGEKsWHKB_U0NjNk
100 Basics Blocks https://t.me/joinchat/0XdASMEIH4o5MTFk
100 Basics TIMECHAIN https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFCF8yNhW-80z8_IfQ
100 Basics BitCoin envelope https://t.me/joinchat/GasEXhiZitA0YTY0
101 Basics  español Craig Wright en español https://t.me/CSW_Espanol
101 Basics  español Craig Wright Nivel Basico https://t.me/joinchat/gEhpEKqtm7o2ZDE0
105 Basics Protocol
110 Basics Security Security https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE0soC25xfxJGapo
110 Basics Security Bitcoin Halving & Subsidy https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEImiGQKfCG1iNh6Mw
110 Basics Security 100 Block Maturity Level https://t.me/joinchat/6SbS82I84mE4Zjdk
110 Basics Security BitCoin Bugs https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFNsxzq72WWrLAXzKg
120 Basics Miner Miner https://t.me/joinchat/Xb_QfJONwEs2OWU0
120 Basics Miner BitCoin Hashrate https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEx9-H8BsG_3usTaHQ
120 Basics Miner Mining rewards https://t.me/joinchat/aHuWieskvdc3MGJk
120 Basics Miner Mining Difficulty Adjustment Algorithm DAA https://t.me/joinchat/EOCmuEYBWE9hOTBk
120 Basics Miner Bitcoin Halving & Subsidy https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEImiGQKfCG1iNh6Mw
120 Basics Miner Bitcoin 10 minutes mining https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFh0ViwkoevBzb35Sw
120 Basics Miner Wallet https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE7__bzNsCiCB5jL4A
130 Basics Mecanic 0 sat/ Transaction https://t.me/joinchat/Q4Z-PB9ERnhmNWU0
130 Basics Mecanic Hash https://t.me/joinchat/5lYhRtX90CM3Yjg0
130 Basics Mecanic Pruning Transactions https://t.me/joinchat/UgbBAX_nmZ80ZDU0
130 Basics Mecanic BitCoin envelope https://t.me/joinchat/GasEXhiZitA0YTY0
130 Basics Mecanic Ledger https://t.me/joinchat/yB_YZBw0fItiZmU0
130 Basics Mecanic OPRETURN OP_RETURN https://t.me/joinchat/Yoszwi04rqs2MDM8
140 Basics Finances & Economic Accuonting https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFOBALJHDgLZOfyGZQ
140 Basics Finances & Economic Banks / CBDC https://t.me/joinchat/yar-DjlSSIswZDM0
140 Basics Finances & Economic Finance https://t.me/joinchat/Y9CJIe5KLzFlMzA0
140 Basics Finances & Economic Commodity & Asset https://t.me/joinchat/1DAuzdFtItthNzg0
140 Basics Finances & Economic Market https://t.me/joinchat/sySffasGlZ81NzE0
141 Basics Exchanges Exchange https://t.me/joinchat/f_LHoXAXecJjN2Y0
141 Basics Exchanges Forks & Splits https://t.me/joinchat/b63f3wZ_mMs1YTE8
142 Basics  Tokens Non-Fungible Tokens (únicos) https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE8FDtTKina__j07oA
142 Basics  Tokens Fungible Tokens https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFk6p6UAQgVaVcVuVw
142 Basics  Tokens Utility Tokens https://t.me/joinchat/WWPNDcEHk8uCK07Y
142 Basics  Tokens Tokens https://t.me/joinchat/y9jgtX4wVSUzZWZk
142 Basics  Tokens Security Token STO https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFA1QZmUl0LhFT333Q
142 Basics  Tokens BSV Tokens: https://t.me/joinchat/jv-i82gXjfwxYTJk
142 Basics  Tokens BSV Token Market https://t.me/joinchat/sYm08tGhN4FlNDc8
150 Basics Ingredients Anonymous Vs Private/ Pseudonymous https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEnOCtMs7n8JCpOKLA
150 Basics Ingredients Byzantine Generals problem https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFDpEI7k-yeIaklNsA
150 Basics Ingredients Decentralised Vs Distributed https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFLf1jzTt75dqZ9fng
150 Basics Ingredients ECDSA Elliptic Curve Digital https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFS62Qc3jajFIy8fYA
150 Basics Ingredients Equity vs Equality https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE5AhA3EeA0-tLRpbQ
150 Basics Ingredients Game theory https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFfptOUPpAlQSgVkTg
150 Basics Ingredients Long Tail Theory https://t.me/joinchat/Ro0Ju9Psvj86bC98
150 Basics Ingredients Mandala Network https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEmrcFyqflmtD-jY3Q
150 Basics Ingredients Merkle Tree https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEVYmmNxTi6Tx9hSYA
150 Basics Ingredients Moore’s Law https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE9rMEBeVSdVokJC2Q
150 Basics Ingredients Nakamoto Consensus https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFVJYJBun_TWK-PNoA
150 Basics Ingredients Nash Game https://t.me/joinchat/QzJo2vU4eCg2Y2Rk
150 Basics Ingredients nLockTime Transactions https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFlYYH7-AL7OoPKxbg
150 Basics Ingredients Open Source vs Free Software https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE4nsuVVg0a_0P8q_w
150 Basics Ingredients Property – Ownership vs Possession https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFLf1jzTt75dqZ9fng
150 Basics Ingredients Shamir’s Secret Sharing Algorithm https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFUGMNuKb-NSkCX6Fw
150 Basics Ingredients Small World Vs Mesh https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFVp6EugtHw5lhGhsQ
150 Basics Ingredients Stackelberg game https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEV4utv-HZvosSYupg
150 Basics Ingredients Stewardship o Mayordomía https://t.me/joinchat/VRwN6DathjIlzp9f
150 Basics Ingredients Time Stamp Authority https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFEjnUUSfm8wCs73dw
150 Basics Ingredients Traveling Salesman Problem https://t.me/joinchat/d-55VQwpPyg3YTY0
160 Basics Legal Concepts Intellectual property rights https://t.me/joinchat/WGO1JkkOQHI2MDQ0
160 Basics Legal Concepts Copy Right – Intellectual property rights https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFMz8lWPvcRSi4CdfQ
160 Basics Legal Concepts Legal 5 AMLD https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEXmT87aM6MXkzCZQQ
170 Basics Threshold signatures https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEsWCLYTgbolXJK8nA
180 Basics Last lesson Orphan Blocks https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFP10h9wbi1LclOffg
180 Basics Last lesson BSV 0 Conf “Instants transactions” https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEcrRINnOmRZnmuREg
190 Basics BSV Videos https://t.me/BSV_Videos
190 Basics Tec sCrypt https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFb_tKVJ9oU1PA2IsA
190 Basics Tec Opcodes https://t.me/joinchat/a6oPQQ6qmEAyYjhk
190 Basics Tec UTXO transaction model https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFLpfmzovXDTt5Ac8Q
190 Basics Tec Nakasendo  software development kit https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFC5SB_CCj_n-aMmsQ
190 Basics Tec Double Hashing – Mining https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE57KOuHTqq8bK7h7A
190 Basics Tec Node https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFKBTq0mD82OunB4Og
190 Basics Tec Output Bills https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFkZ9gKXNAQTncnKOg
190 Basics Tec OP_RETURN code News https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFLahGn-A_LKEKVB8Q
190 Basics Exchange https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEL-ew7eEpszyLztBg
190 Basics Mining https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFf0yDnEMdMjhQgB7g
190 Basics BitCoinˢᵛ & Taxes – Tributario https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAElCViv7KacxKNr7SA
190 Basics Artificial Intelligence https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE20YLn0TjKKLcny5A
190 Basics Big Business https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFVVTEx-x85byV10Rw
190 Basics Investments https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFk4A7KnXT6tuBEn5Q
190 Basics BitCoin Jobs https://t.me/joinchat/IryYiiOTCHM1Zjg0
190 Basics Faucet – free BSV https://t.me/joinchat/p7SfvZfTCcgwMTNk
190 Basics Oracles https://t.me/joinchat/8Sz8DAIpnhUxMDA8
190 Basics Bayesian group – fund SPC https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFdeic99n-c62fO-hA
190 Basics Identity – MetaID https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFio9tQpSob1TZsn9g
190 Basics Blockchain Explorer https://t.me/joinchat/SlNmvHftxf_7bDh5
190 Basics Blockchain Post https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEzQQv7i4XnorxGlEw
191 Basics BSV Formacion Academy https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFIB8gxT9sIXFdYcmw   
192 Basics BSV Merchant Merchant API https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE0l9NPXz9lF-HkcKA
193 Basics BSV Apps Ɖuro – HandCash https://t.me/joinchat/1IS92tNthc01NTY0
193 Basics Tec BSV App News https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE6UPOBxBBdBOtqbCQ
193 Basics Tec Planaria https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEPQS8DohwR0FDe-yg
193 Basics Tec Paymail Contacts https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEYdsoVV5U6aCPnABw
193 Basics Tec Paymail https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEgEsn-5wf2a0F_80Q
193 Basics Tec Money Bottom Documentation videos https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFajchYoRjc3nsahoQ
194 Basics SBI Holding Japan Strategic Business Innovator https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEsYRMdRFX_yYc7W8w
195 Basics BSV Sponsors Unbounded Capital https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFV_Ws6aM78nNL5gHw
196 Basics BSV Hardware Bitcoinˢᵛ Hardware https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAErwd_5BHfnqULqGGg
197 Basics BSV Blockchain Blockchain as a service BaaS https://t.me/joinchat/AaboL3DJgG80ZDVk
197 Basics Blockchain Media https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEGIH6AC7hGHlgkawQ
197 Basics Supply Chain https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFFJ-Ufa_QLFNdOo
198 Basics BSV Events CoinGeek London Feb. 2020 2021 https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFWLuAiwtHrIvzQ-9A     
198 Basics BitCoinˢᵛ Valencia https://t.me/BSVValencia
199 Basics BSV Groups/Channels Bitcoinˢᵛ Channel https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEvmydl_lxBR105OFA
199 Basics Bitcoinˢᵛ Valencia Channel https://t.me/BitcoinSV_Valencia
199 Basics Canal BSV en Español https://t.me/bsvEspanol
200 Future Future (200* important) Future https://t.me/joinchat/a4CDoxnKqB05ZjY0
200 Future Tec Technical Standards Committee TSC https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEW2St2CqztbRzpnGA 
200 Future Tec MetaNet https://t.me/joinchat/SHxrYuMEkhib9UcQ
200 Future Tec Payment Channels & Smart Contracts https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFC4hHCYCjo3bJQtmQ
200 Future Tec EDI Electronic Data Interchange Intercambio Electrónico de Datos https://t.me/joinchat/UiDH3OM5vzApg7Pn
200 Future Tec Digital Identity https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE0IzTkTmcFF4kyANg
200 Future Tec R-Puzzles https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFigkcKxIDUz7Z5Cew
200 Future Tec PUF Physical Unclonable Function – https://t.me/joinchat/ScmBVfMWvx3JStBo
200 Future Tec Check Time Lock Verify – Check Lock Time Verify https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFhOXwa3_70FPxxYNA
200 Future Smart Contracts News https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEOmB5CSP-OvgudU9w
200 Future Tokenization or Tokenomics/Cryptoeconomics https://t.me/joinchat/Qb-8_t6-2R4RDwsu
200 Future BSV Teranode https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEzkyFehG8wbt9jF1g
200 Future Overly Networks https://t.me/joinchat/Na4leT-iAYBkZGFk
200 Future DAC Decentralized Autonomous Corporation. https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFA7tZhmc0HSSw3-MA
200 Future Public key infrastructure PKI https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEnzQdJmLRq9l54mog
Category 100 generic Links
300 CSW Videos Videos (ALL) https://t.me/CSW_Videos
300 CSW Videos interviews Videos https://t.me/CSW_interviewsVideos
300 CSW Videos video talks / speech / Conference https://t.me/CSW_VideoTalks
300 CSW Videos Top Videos https://t.me/joinchat/Vrmfj4YNu-xVzrQ7
300 CSW Videos Short Videos https://t.me/joinchat/KKusOCANFb40ZTFk
300 CSW Videos Videos Series https://t.me/joinchat/vElkzqz5DpczMGI8
300 CSW Gallery https://t.me/joinchat/VumyLsdGXz71gUgW
300 CSW Fight criminals https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFPj7GuYnY6LuBWUhw
300 CSW Government https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFPEnEPD1PSyHPHnQA
300 CSW Economics https://t.me/CSW_Economics
300 CSW USA https://t.me/joinchat/3AKlbiMrlillODBk
300 CSW Academic https://t.me/CSW_Academic
300 CSW Articles https://t.me/CSW_Articles
300 CSW Books http://t.me/CSW_Books
300 CSW Interviews https://t.me/CSW_Interviews
300 CSW Best News https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEfyhnU5W3NofPpBng
300 CSW Social Network https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFLVhENrsKe4XDZhsQ
300 CSW Surprise https://t.me/joinchat/j1Gdb2Men4FlMmZk
300 CSW Tech https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEMNhcBkMEMVp9jpqA
300 CSW Cybersecurity http://t.me/CSW_Cybersecurity
300 CSW Cryptology https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE5L23UoWlzwpVbFng
300 CSW Forensic Auditor https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE9Pu7sRG2gnxjDjyA
300 CSW Art Investment https://t.me/joinchat/V7PnHgV1RS5kOGJk
300 CSW BTC SegWit https://t.me/joinchat/Dwx8mI8fFXljYTBk
300 CSW BTC Lightning https://t.me/joinchat/4wvKqNu3D5s1MTg0
300 CSW Ethereum Ethereum https://t.me/joinchat/ROkl98mxj4gxNTM0
300 CSW Privado Personal https://t.me/joinchat/Vn8_g6GuhPNcqSIM
300 CSW Privado Prived
300 CSW Personal Ideology & Ethics https://t.me/CSW_Ideology
300 CSW Personal Religion http://t.me/CSW_Religion
300 CSW Personal Big Dream https://t.me/CSW_BigDream
300 CSW Personal Quotes https://t.me/joinchat/uJieM9jR-ykxYWE0
300 CSW Personal Asperger’s is a high functioning form of Autism https://t.me/CSW_Asperger
300 CSW Personal Craig’s World https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFQuBwC4nbUP89Kcqg
300 CSW fails Fails https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFAwABdvsYY4umJ1ug
300 CSW fails Mistakes https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFROM-pDCpALHUK3Bg
301 CSW People litigation litigations https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEmNULfsLdw1j66JGg
301 CSW People litigation Dave Kleiman &  Craig Tulip Trading Trust https://t.me/KleimanVsCSW
301 CSW People litigation Ira Kleiman https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFgxNCrExQeNama22g
301 CSW People litigation Mt Gox https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE0OJ7_qUh1FhC_nGg
301 CSW People litigation CSW Bitmessage https://t.me/joinchat/mGrjyt5-EFIzODE0
301 CSW People litigation Jonathan Warren. Bitmessage https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFEgS2E0m66S5WJyaQ
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Satoshi Nakamoto’s Quotes https://t.me/SatoshisQuotes
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Satoshi Nakamoto News https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAESkbhKqwP6Sf_uxmw
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto 2008 – 2010 BitCoin https://t.me/BitCoin2008_2010
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto BitCoin sourceforge.net https://t.me/BitCoinSourceForge
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto BitcoinTalk https://t.me/BitcoinTalkForum
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Prometheus Searching Satoshi Nakamoto https://t.me/joinchat/6iNfGpmokDcxZjlk
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Craig Wright – oʇoɯɐʞɐN ᴉɥsoʇɐS? https://t.me/CSW_Satoshi
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto The Satoshi affaire. Andrew O’Hagan https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEbzbs0p7fbPbsJ7vw
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto The art of Bitcoin. Craig S. Wright https://t.me/theArtofBitcoin
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Satoshi Nakamoto before Craig Wright 2016 https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEXevr46BShxe7no7Q
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Tominaga & Satoshi Nakamoto Name https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFRiTKhAyRmx4gq3tQ
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Wei Dai b-money 1998 https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEUCtPG9jbF7V7JVRQ
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Adam Back – 1997 Hashcash https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEx2e1ZJMmZDBC0l-g
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Hal Finney  RPOW – Reusable Proofs of Work 2004 https://t.me/Hal_Finney
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Ray Dillinger  – AKA Bear – Cryddit https://t.me/RayDillinger
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Ian Grigg https://t.me/IanGrigg
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Mike Hearn https://t.me/MikeHearn
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Gavin Andresen https://t.me/GavinAndresen1
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Jeff Garzik https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEnS3SUbOxZ8fQZVOQ
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Martti Malmi – Sirius https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEfZIWK-pPNt0xbJ8w
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Theymos – Michael Marquardt https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE_evyVGPv9FDEI4jg
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Dustin Trammell – SourceForge https://t.me/joinchat/Vlm2uAXrH13D_wQO
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Laszlo Hanyecz https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFYeLyoiFQcE30uEHA
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Jon Matonis https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEyP5Soq8N2tCEHAMQ
303 CSW Satoshi Nakamoto Pieter Wuille – sipa https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEc2oE6pd2JpIHqucA
304 CSW litigation Bitcoin White Paper https://t.me/BitCoinWP
304 CSW litigation BitCoin.org web https://t.me/BitCoin_Domain
304 CSW litigation Cobra Bitcoin https://t.me/joinchat/VNOTBvWDr9d8ZCTc
304 CSW litigation BitCoin Software Code https://t.me/joinchat/RZZodEuK6AQhO9NV
304 CSW litigation BitCoin database ownership https://t.me/BitCoinDatabaseOwnership
304 CSW litigation Tax https://t.me/joinchat/SBbeMoAtC3kxs4eN
304 CSW litigation Genesis address & block https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEebkWWBRB9f62hjMw
304 CSW litigation First Blocks Mined https://t.me/joinchat/RzWOZKE4CZlU1KVj
304 CSW litigation Satoshi’s BitCoins https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAExceCL6jKyRIrprEA
304 CSW litigation 21 Millions Coins https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFle4l2dEnJ5ScXq7A
304 CSW litigation BitCoin Issuer https://t.me/joinchat/jC3vw2NSEdY3ODRk
304 CSW litigation BitCoin’s unilateral contract https://t.me/joinchat/VeI-ddmiIaBhMzVk
304 CSW litigation BTC is not Bitcoin / Passing off https://t.me/joinchat/WJGEbY1pSqscchfm
305 CSW Data Sovereignty Politic https://t.me/joinchat/ki49aSqkL74zMzY0
305 CSW Data Sovereignty Data Sovereignty https://t.me/joinchat/2ilVeIU2ZU01ZGM0
305 CSW Data Sovereignty CSW Silicon Valley https://t.me/joinchat/_X0a7-7mfptlMDRk
305 CSW Data Sovereignty Data management https://t.me/joinchat/28LrYBqW1q5hMzJk
305 CSW Data Sovereignty Mercantilism vs Carpitalism https://t.me/joinchat/Zf3wFC-1Z-MyNmI0
305 CSW Data Sovereignty George Gilder – Economist https://t.me/GeorgeGilder
305 CSW Data Sovereignty 197 Blockchain as a service BaaS https://t.me/joinchat/AaboL3DJgG80ZDVk
306 CSW Road Map* Statements Road Map https://t.me/joinchat/HY53nM9eUP0wYjlk
306 CSW Road Map* BSV Bitcoin Association https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEk8wooV-gVBJvYLAg
306 CSW Road Map* BitCoin Foundation https://t.me/joinchat/BZPpc-viP_A3YjU8
306 CSW Road Map* Alert Key https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFIC976CkykPAaTR9g 
306 CSW Road Map* Lost & stolen Coins https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEmB34wzToZnkTvyaw
306 CSW Road Map* Seize – freeze BitCoins https://t.me/joinchat/xEHjq8DTBIYyZDVk
310 CSW Business Business https://t.me/CSW_Business
310 CSW Business Centrebet, Lasseter’s Online casino. https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEUh8gq0AhGjF23LzQ
310 CSW Business DeMorgan https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEW9hmi85dZVZB_GIQ
310 CSW Business Panopticrypt https://t.me/joinchat/TOYcE7h_6MmTFNww
310 CSW Business W&K Info Defense Research LLC https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFJ732aSjZqfOuqSXA
310 CSW Business Andrew Sommer Reg. Australia – https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFYnjLMT5ryJWlsV1g
310 CSW Business nTrust nCrypt https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEVaX1Svb5ELSMHQiQ
310 CSW Business CSW Patent – nChain https://t.me/CSW_Patent
310 CSW Business nChain Holdings Limited (chronology) https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEjJgin1cClCv1Q_7w
310 CSW Business Kensei nChain https://t.me/joinchat/ZrwdF9GRM9kyZTVk
310 CSW Business TAAL & Squire Mining LTD https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFBaY1T97tMJYhhNtw
310 CSW Business Stefan Matthews https://t.me/StefanMatthews
315 CSW Projects BlacknetMetanet https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFXzUF1k37_CeduNFw
320 CSW CSW 320 MetaNet https://t.me/joinchat/A_RsZ6n-HzZlN2Nk
321 CSW Family Ronald Andrew Lynam  – Pop https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE2vBX1PpqJQgkagfg
321 CSW Family Don Lynam  – Craig’s uncle  Donald Joseph Lynam https://t.me/DonLynam
321 CSW Family Frederick Page Wright – Craig´s father
321 CSW Family Danni  DeMorgan (Craig’s sister)
321 CSW Family Lisa & River (Craig’s sisters)
321 CSW Family Lynn Carroll Wright – Craig’s 1est wife
326 CSW Trustees Ramona WATTS – Craig’s 2ond wife
326 CSW Trustees Uyen T Nguyen https://t.me/UyenTNguyen
326 CSW Trustees Dave  &  Craig Tulip Trading Trust. https://t.me/KleimanVsCSW
330 CSW Friends Dave Kleiman https://t.me/DaveKleiman
330 CSW Friends Prof. David Rees https://t.me/DavidRees
330 CSW Friends Calvin Ayre https://t.me/CalvinAyre
330 CSW Friends Jimmy NguyenBitcoin Association https://t.me/Jimmy_Nguyen
330 CSW Friends Steve Shadders https://t.me/SteveShadders
330 CSW Friends Joseph Vaughn Perling – NewLibertyStandard https://t.me/JosephVaughnPerling
330 CSW Friends George Gilder – Economist https://t.me/GeorgeGilder
330 CSW Friends Ian Grigg https://t.me/IanGrigg
336 CSW Staff Ellen Granger https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFbNYOBBAtN86daEtQ
336 CSW Staff Allan Pedersen – nChain https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFLe0yTuASA7yaggIQ
336 CSW Staff Stephane (Stef) Savanah – nChain https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFPvV2gM7JWbk_0iPQ
336 CSW Staff Jamie Robert Wilson https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEznGhlcaMbkBSHirg
336 CSW Staff ROBERT SCOTT RADVANOVSKY – Bob https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEiBpM8YHOKb6gHFBA
336 CSW Staff Robert Scott MacGregor – Canadian https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFfVGRJmxxGxuQt0yA
336 CSW Staff Phil Wilson – Scronty https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEy62jWRiTr3bJOc-A
336 CSW Staff Daniel Connolly BSV Dev https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFPGujneRD1MvyST5A
336 CSW Staff Patrick Paige – Dave Kleiman friend https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFS7Q42VfTTa4G7ukw
340 CSW
350 CSW History Enigma – Bletchley Park tenía por nombre en clave ‘Boniface’ 1938 https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEdq3UFceROku6sE_w
351 CSW History CSW History https://t.me/joinchat/76cbiMugje4zN2M0
351 CSW History BitCoin History https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEMoJy_a_iS4c85lag
351 CSW History 2005 https://t.me/joinchat/DMikvGlHl2FiNmM0
351 CSW History 2006 https://t.me/joinchat/Gh0KzpWvT4xlZmQ0
351 CSW History 2007 https://t.me/joinchat/qx2z9hD5XDkxMDE0
351 CSW History 2008 – 2010 BitCoin https://t.me/BitCoin2008_2010
351 CSW History 2008 https://t.me/joinchat/ECzCb_FPW3w5N2Q0
351 CSW History 2009 https://t.me/joinchat/0maDQa-a32xkZWY0
351 CSW History 2010 https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEjVJw9xxu6saa__dA
351 CSW History 2011 https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE3WCVtMji2cJNRvMw
351 CSW History 2012 https://t.me/joinchat/l-MmUkyGcxo3MDBk
351 CSW History 2013 https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFir1S84QitaiS4P0A
351 CSW History 2014 https://t.me/joinchat/mZSa8UHlcPNkNTc8
351 CSW History 2015 https://t.me/joinchat/TGhZNDSnOCxlMzE0
351 CSW History 2016 https://t.me/joinchat/UfLb9PRphs81NmY0
351 CSW History 2016 05 02 Craig is Satoshi https://t.me/joinchat/UfLb9PRphs81NmY0
360 CSW Myths 1 MB block size https://t.me/joinchat/C1SRjZeluIowZWQ0
360 CSW Myths 51% Attack https://t.me/joinchat/OtbROkn4QgoyNGY8
360 CSW Myths BitCoin isn’t a Cryptocurrency – Digital Currency https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFkN9nGVUn78aHVXnw
360 CSW Myths Bitcoin Mitos https://t.me/joinchat/avR9w1W519hhNDBk
360 CSW Myths BitCoin NO King – No central authority https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEj_Uni1rg3brTXY4A
360 CSW Myths BTC is not Bitcoin / Passing off https://t.me/joinchat/WJGEbY1pSqscchfm
360 CSW Myths Censorship Resistance https://t.me/joinchat/iVZCJiYXO_RlYzQ0
360 CSW Myths Code is Law Myth https://t.me/joinchat/lvRtCXe8BrM5ZTBk
360 CSW Myths Community project https://t.me/joinchat/nz2otM6yuyY1ODVk
360 CSW Myths Consensus/ Voting System https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFUa4h0lu-bKboKr9A
360 CSW Myths Consumes electricity https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFef24k5sbgsBKF36Q
360 CSW Myths Don’t trust verify https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEyMmBuGOy0HRu8BnA
360 CSW Myths Malleability https://t.me/joinchat/0rdWmoNKDEI1OGQ0
360 CSW Myths Negative Gamma https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEifeK9oRtxTzddQ9Q
360 CSW Myths Not your keys, not your bitcoins https://t.me/joinchat/IxopTWiWks9mMGQ0
360 CSW Myths One or Some Satoshi Nakamoto https://t.me/joinchat/f467D4wZIsA3YWZk
360 CSW Myths Quantum computing https://t.me/joinchat/y0rEis40J-IyZDFk
360 CSW Myths Run a node https://t.me/joinchat/m7veOblozms5ZDQ0
360 CSW Myths Satoshi Nakamoto Porqué es importante identificarlo? https://t.me/joinchat/6clIxuNmEMU1ZmJk
360 CSW Myths Secured by Hash Power Myth https://t.me/joinchat/UlrnU3RzPqZlMjM0
360 CSW Myths Selfish Mining Myth https://t.me/joinchat/UItGgS1TClsyMWE0
360 CSW Myths Store of valueBitcoin gold myth https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEXKSGQdOfI5cWUI2g
360 CSW Myths Turing Complete/ machine https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE-NhOk72eVCL44c9g
420 BTC Early Crypto space Bitcoin Belle https://t.me/joinchat/0lbzJP3IVsY5ODc0
Category 400 CSW Links
400 Crypto Cypherpunk Adam Back – 1997 Hashcash https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEx2e1ZJMmZDBC0l-g
400 Crypto Cypherpunk Wei Dai  b-money 1998 https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEUCtPG9jbF7V7JVRQ
400 Crypto Cypherpunk Lawrence Lessig”Code is Law” https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEdelIhp8enRRZ6ycg
400 Crypto Cypherpunk 1992 Cypherpunk Movement https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFB2EauBXSlckluVRQ
400 Crypto Cypherpunk Nick Szabo Bit Gold 2005 https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE6IAofLEvS0rNZ03w
400 Crypto Cypherpunk Tim May https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE-L5l4CJNpaN_cugA
400 Crypto Cypherpunk David Chaum DigiCash eCash https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEu1E8J3iuH-LzjEKA
400 Crypto Cypherpunk Activism Bitcoin & Internet https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEdJgNYRGwSUUqB3tQ
400 Crypto Cypherpunk Aaron Swartz – Activist (1986-2013) https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAElY0eYgLhkBHvkkBw
400 Crypto Cypherpunk Transhumanism https://t.me/joinchat/UqO4qWNW4C8KD88t
405 Crypto Crypto Projects Liberty Dollar – Bernard von NotHaus https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFN-4GB-M3ITMx2LNA
405 Crypto Crypto Projects Liberty Reserve (2006 – 2013) https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAExUu3yzrgFieGCaLg
405 Crypto Crypto Projects DigiCash https://t.me/joinchat/BSWwuAkQjr9hNDg0
405 Crypto Crypto Projects eGold  1996 – 2008 https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAElncNE4G4zBzbnJmw
410 Crypto Old Crypto space Scott Stornetta – 1991 https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFKwuZGrT6_yCoF81g
410 Crypto Old Crypto space Hal Finney  RPOW – Reusable Proofs of Work 2004 https://t.me/Hal_Finney
410 Crypto Old Crypto space Ray Dillinger  – AKA Bear – Cryddit https://t.me/RayDillinger
410 Crypto Old Crypto space Ian Grigg https://t.me/IanGrigg
410 Crypto Old Crypto space Perry Metzger – The Mailing List https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAET25m1ltSy2WK63EQ
410 Crypto Old Crypto space Paul Le Roux – TrueCrypt https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFLNhUwcKHvHXuz7wg
410 Crypto Old Crypto space Phil Wilson – Scronty https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEy62jWRiTr3bJOc-A
410 Crypto Old Crypto space James A Donald https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFPGFm-RDcFBjmQmdQ
420 Crypto BTC Early Crypto space Mike Hearn https://t.me/MikeHearn
420 Crypto BTC Early Crypto space Gavin Andresen https://t.me/GavinAndresen1
420 Crypto BTC Early Crypto space Jeff Garzik https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEnS3SUbOxZ8fQZVOQ
420 Crypto BTC Early Crypto space Martti Malmi – Sirius https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEfZIWK-pPNt0xbJ8w
420 Crypto BTC Early Crypto space Cobra Bitcoin https://t.me/joinchat/VNOTBvWDr9d8ZCTc
420 Crypto BTC Early Crypto space Theymos – Michael Marquardt https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE_evyVGPv9FDEI4jg
420 Crypto BTC Early Crypto space Dustin Trammell – SourceForge https://t.me/joinchat/Vlm2uAXrH13D_wQO
420 Crypto BTC Early Crypto space Laszlo Hanyecz https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFYeLyoiFQcE30uEHA
420 Crypto BTC Early Crypto space Jon Matonis https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEyP5Soq8N2tCEHAMQ
420 Crypto BTC Early Crypto space Pieter Wuille – sipa https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEc2oE6pd2JpIHqucA
420 Crypto BTC Early Crypto space Ross Ulbricht – Silk Road https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE43D07PuY3QgGIHcw
420 Crypto BTC Early Crypto space Jed McCaleb https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEn8b4KpHBKNXa54kQ
420 Crypto BTC Early Crypto space Bruce Wagner https://t.me/joinchat/VyJU2cMWhxMJwC-q
420 Crypto BTC Early Crypto space Bitcoin Belle https://t.me/joinchat/0lbzJP3IVsY5ODc0
430 Crypto BTC Recent Crypto space Wladimir J. van der Laan  (aka @orionwl) https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFJLEOLEH-58SEhQWw
430 Crypto BTC Recent Crypto space Gregory Maxwell https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEvexS3oCTruWJ8Fhw
430 Crypto BTC Recent Crypto space Luke Dashjr https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEUbxEfg_G-oIZLMSQ
430 Crypto BTC Recent Crypto space Peter Todd https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFVOyvMcVfaCX_gqug
430 Crypto BTC Recent Crypto space Cory Field https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEbhKffoQYA60E__Ng
430 Crypto BTC Recent Crypto space Bram Cohen (Bittorrent, Inc) https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEabYu1-ghkOaMShMg
430 Crypto BTC Recent Crypto space Andreas Antonopoulos https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAETyHTq2w5u7CGoTbw
435 Crypto Bitcoin Projects Bitcoin Classic https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEhxvvCwrdmXcVgqyA
435 Crypto Bitcoin Projects BitcoinJ https://t.me/joinchat/nMFpgoav6hdkMWY0
435 Crypto Bitcoin Projects BitcoinXT  – BCH till May 2019 https://t.me/joinchat/2mSXFGoGJfBlNWI0
436 Crypto BTC Projects BTC Core SegWit https://t.me/joinchat/AJAzdEIIXjj7DJL6QvkQPw
436 Crypto BTC Projects Blockstream https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEiHUmzHEZpU4a7jlg
436 Crypto BTC Projects Liquid Blockstream https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEhy–UEEXryigSmtw
436 Crypto BTC Projects Lightning Network https://t.me/joinchat/WIPWIOVMfzzEI1wK
440 Crypto BCH Recent Crypto space Bitcoin Unlimited. BCH https://t.me/joinchat/qhyMhRSjNtFjNTRk
440 Crypto BCH Recent Crypto space BitcoinABC https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE4qalYqf1wSn9SdMg
440 Crypto BCH Recent Crypto space Jihan Wo https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFWHS7TTkMXllNTO9g
440 Crypto BCH Recent Crypto space Peter R. Rizun – Unlimited https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEVxHSVUc0DiWdyXxQ
440 Crypto BCH Recent Crypto space Amaury Sechet  – deadalnix https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFK_cXRvvd-ggmL-Jw
440 Crypto BCH Recent Crypto space BCH Wormhole https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE0D42snKyxb5h4t7w
450 450 BSV Early & Recent space
Category 500 CSW Links
500 preHistory preHistory Cipher https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFNc36h9SQ3ogWmYsg
500 preHistory preHistory Cryptology https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEpvyx2pnUKkwRHsvw
500 preHistory preHistory Alan Turing https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEXJ94E4IVYH-PM11A
500 preHistory preHistory RSA (Rivest–Shamir–Adleman) https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEdLxatU7pfH_3mMnw
500 preHistory preHistory Bjarne Stroustrup is the creator of C++ https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEos57m1_R_4bqN_lg
500 preHistory preHistory Bertrand Russell https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEOBKXkHBqsQx8t8SQ
500 preHistory preHistory Claude Shannon 1948 https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFQJWepYKwNBLKLrDw
500 preHistory preHistory Leslie Lamport https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFV5ihefjkxB2zdHDw
500 preHistory preHistory Prof. Martin E. Hellman https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEf3CE_Lmw0Q30DQQA
500 preHistory preHistory Whitfield Diffie https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFOV-8QiRDrIPfMshQ
500 preHistory preHistory Adam Smith https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEx0A_mAvy53no-7Vg
500 preHistory preHistory Mises. Eco, Pol & Philo Liberalism https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEvpy1uUsnbu4elAFQ
500 preHistory preHistory John Maynard Keynes, https://t.me/joinchat/V0GJwFq58BglQFgr
500 preHistory preHistory Friedrich A. Hayek https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFe2rrsSryl8X6EaQQ
500 preHistory preHistory Milton Friedman https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEdgguusHUMfv4_10g
500 preHistory preHistory Thomas Sowell https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEWujBrR8FPr9s_8lA
500 preHistory preHistory Filosofía Estoica https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEUan_TtdjXEeSgAWQ
500 preHistory preHistory Ayn Rand https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE2J7TOAxEIGoR7Mlg
500 preHistory preHistory Anarchy https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFVsbTBRTp9uHbRyRA
500 preHistory preHistory Andrew Carnegie https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAETlEGfVUQeloVbjWQ
600 countries countries Countries https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEnB6YLfRgroM0fzyA
600 countries El Salvador https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEo_cfR2J69uJwINBw
600 countries Paraguay https://t.me/joinchat/LHiJZubuV5thMWU0
600 countries Nigeria https://t.me/joinchat/Z2bgQgBFfXEwYjE0
600 countries Africa https://t.me/joinchat/-DLrDbTsEtxkNmI0
600 countries Korea https://t.me/joinchat/MHYnPDqrbF5lMzZk
600 countries DCEP: China’s National Digital Currency https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFI861NZtIngHsB6mA  
600 countries Japan. https://t.me/joinchat/MY_mLrjeTMQ3ODU0
600 countries China https://t.me/joinchat/p77B2HkdNbxjYjc0

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About finding information related to Bitcoin, quickly and efficiently.

The point is that since 2013 I took Bitcoin as a chaotic invention like a puzzle with hundreds of pieces, which interact with each other, some PIECES will probably never find them, other PIECES I will not know where to fit them, I always kept looking for a platform where upload the information that I found relevant in the form of “thematic blocks or pieces” of an immense puzzle , at the beginning in 2013 I began to make fan Pages with these thematic blocks, (currently I have about 57 Facebook fan Pages ), but with the appearance of Telegram, in 2014 began has to groups and channels to organize chaos is the kind of pieces ofOnline puzzle , where I can access from any device with an Internet connection and I have also made the channels collaboratively, that is, I have chosen some of the members of the channel and made them administrators, with the same privileges as me, especially, they can publish in the channels thus increasing the database.

 

1- Especially the PIECES, which I can’t find, I won’t invent them ,

 

1A- I will be able to speculate at a given moment to myself, to be able to imagine the puzzle made and which images are represented, but FILLING THE EMPTY SPACES WITH MYSELF IMAGINATIONS AS IF THEY WERE TRUE IS EXTREMELY DANGEROUS.

 

I have made a Telegram channel with each of the “pieces” that I think make up the puzzle , when I have had enough indications from various sources as a piece of the puzzle , recognizing that there are some pieces more important than others, BUT ALL ESSENTIAL , because they are part of a WHOLE, and like a clock, if it is lost, it damages a piece, no matter how small it may be, the clock would already tell the time accurately.

 

In each Telegram channel I have put all the information possible, to be able to know “the shape” and “the place”, where that piece fits, and Telegram has the great advantage that the search function is very fast and very exact, as well that when I want information, I just have to go to the channel in question and put a word in the search menu and voila , a relatively small list of results appears, and I can find what I am looking for very quickly and efficiently.

 

I have forgotten to say that for all of the above to work correctly, it is essential to be very aware at all times of CREATING and FILLING the channels with relevant information, this is how the database is created, from where you can later find what you are looking for.

Names in alphabetical order:

Aaron Swartz 1986-2013 Activist – 6 Members

Adam Back 1997 Hashcash Cypher  – 13 Members

Adam Smith 1723 – 1790 Economist  – 8 Members

Alan Turing 1912 – 1954 Mathematician – 12 Members

Amaury Sechet deadalnix BCH Bitcoin ABC Lead Maintainer  – 5 Members

Andreas Antonopoulos – 4 Members

Andrew Carnegie – empresario y filántropo estadounidense – 4 Members

Auguste Kerckhoffs  1835-1903 Cryptographylinguistics – 4 Members

Ayn Rand 1905 – 1982 Philosophy – 26 Members

Bertrand Russell   1872 – 1970 Mathematician – 4 Members

Bjarne Stroustrup the creator of C++  – 4 Members

Bruce Wagner (Bitcoin community 2011) – 4 Members

Calvin Ayre Business Man – 21 Members

Catherine Austin Fitts – Pol Fin. & Eco. – 4 Miembros

Claude Shannon 1916 – 2001 Mathematician – 7 Members

Cobra Bitcoin – 3 Members

Cory Field  CORE BTC – 3 Members

Daniel Connolly BSV Dev Lead Maintainer  – 6 Members

Dave Kleiman 1967 – 2013 Satoshi? – 33 Members

Dave Kleiman & Craig Tulip Trading Trust– News   – 39 Members

David Chaum 1983 eCash – Firma ciega Cypher – 16 Members

David Rees 1918 – 2013 Mathematician Satoshi? – 34 Members

Dustin Trammell – ForgeSouce – 5 Members

Enigma – Bletchley Park tenía por nombre en clave ‘Boniface‘  – 4 Members

Fibonacci Mathematics – 4 Members

Friedrich A. Hayek 1899 – 1992 Economist – 6 Members

Gavin Andresen 2010-2014 Lead Maintainer  Early CORE – 24 Members

George Gilder 1939 Economist – 19 Members

Greg Maxwell CORE BTC – 10 Members

Hal Finney (1956 – 2014) 2004 RPOW – Reusable Proofs of Work – 12 Members

Horst Feistel    (1915 – 1990) German-American cryptographer   – 4 Members

Ian Grigg 1998 Financial Cryptography Cypher – 24 Members

Irving John Good  1916 – 2009 Statistician, cryptologist – 6 Members

Jack Liu BSV RelayX Wallet – 4 Members

Jameson Lopp CORE BTC – 6 Members

Jed McCaleb –  (MtGox – Ripple – Stellar) –  3 Members

Jeff Garzik Early CORE BTC – 8 Members

Jihan Wo Bitmain mining – 5 Members

Jimmy Nguyen BSV Bitcoin Association – 21 Members

Jimmy Song CORE BTC – 2 Members

John Maynard Keynes Economist 1883-1946  Cambridge, UK – 5 Members

Jon Matonis 2012 Bitcoin Foundation – 7 Members

Jonathan Warren – Bitmessage – 2 Members

Joseph Vaughn Perling New Liberty Dollar Cypher  – 10 Members

Juan Garavaglia BCH Dev – 7 Members

Kurt Gödel  –lógicomatemático y filósofo austríaco – 4 Members

Laszlo Hanyecz  (2 Pizzas 10k btc) Cypher – 4 Members

Lawrence LessigCode is Law” 1961 USA Prof. of Law at Harvard – 7 Members

Leslie Lamport –  matemático y científico de la computación estadounidense. –  4 Members

Luke Jr.  CORE BTC – 7 Members

Mark Twain Bank

Martin Hellman  1945 Mathematician – 8 Members

Martti Malmi Early CORE BTC – 11 Members

Mike Hearn Early CORE BTC – 21 Members

Milton Friedman 1912 – 2006 Economist – 7 Members

Mises   1881 – 1973  Economist – 7 Members

Nick Szabo 2005 Bit Gold Cypher  – 16 Members

Nicolas Courtois Cypher  – 4 Members

Patrick Paige – Dave Kleiman´s friend – 4 Members

Paul Le Roux   (Prison) Cypher  – 10 Members

Perry Metzger  The Mailing List Cypher  – 4 Members

Peter R. Rizun BCH Bitcoin Unlimited Dev Lead Maintainer  – 7 Members

Peter Todd CORE BTC – 5 Members

Phil Wilson Scronty Cypher  – 16 Members

Pierre Rochard Satoshi Nakamoto Institute Economist BCH – 4 Members

Pieter Wuille CORE BTC – 5 Members

Ralph C. Merkle 1952 Mathematician – 5 Members

Ray Dillinger Bear Cypher – 20 Members

Robert MacGregor Patent – 14 Members

Ross Ulbricht Activist (Prison) – 7 Members

Ryan X. Charles Money Button CEO – 5 Members

Samson Mow CORE BTC – 7 Members

Scott Stornetta 1991 Cypher – 6 Members

Stefan Matthews BSV Finance & Mining – 16 Members

Steve Shadders BSV Dev Lead Maintainer  – 11 Members

Tim May 1951 – 2018 Cypher  – 8 Members

Theymos – Michael Marquardt aka Theymos. – 4 Members

Thomas Sowell – Economist – 4 members

Tominaga Nakamoto 1715 – 1746 Philosopher – 8 Members

unwriter BSV & MetaNet Dev – 12 Members

Uyen T Nguyen CSW Trustee – 25 Members

Vili Lehdonvirta –  Finnish economic sociologist –  3 Members

Wei Dai 1998 B-Money Cypher  – 9 Members

Whitfield Diffie 1944 Matematician – 7 Members

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BitCoin Tech. Dates:

Cryptology

1883  Auguste Kerckhoffs  – Cryptographylinguistics

1910  Bertrand Russell  – The Principia Mathematica

1931 Kurt Gödel  –lógicomatemático y filósofo – teoremas de incompletitud de Gödel

1934  Stackelberg game/Stackelberg competition  Tec – 3 Members

1938 – Bletchley Park tenía por nombre en clave ‘Boniface’ 

1944  Game theory Tec Debate – 4 Members

1948 Alan Turing -Automatic Computing Engine.

1948 Claude Shannon

1965 Moore Law Tec Debate – 4 Members

1976  Whitfield Diffie & Martin Hellman

1977  RSA (Rivest–Shamir–Adleman)

1978  Byzantine Generals problem Tec News – 4 Members

1979  Shamir’s Secret Sharing Algorithm Tec News – 9 Members

1979 Leslie Lamport –  matemático y científico de la computación – esquema de firma digital de un solo uso

1982 Ralph C. Merkle 1952 Mathematician – Secreto, autenticación y sistemas de clave pública

Merkle Tree Tec News – 5 Members

1986 DigiCash – eCash – David Chaum

1989 DigiCashDavid Chaum Cypher Project – 3 Members

1989 Schnorr Signatures

1989  GPL General Public Licence LEGAL – 3 Members

1991 PGP = Pretty Good Privacy

1991  Scott Stornetta – a cryptographically secured chain of blocks

1997 Financial Cryptography – Ian Grigg

1997 Hashcash –  Adam Back 

1998  Liberty Dollar Project – 7 Members

1998 b-money – Wei Dai 

1990 MoneyFinancial Cryptography   – 4 Members

1992 Cypherpunk Movement   – 4 Members
1996 – 2009 eGold   – 4 Members

1998  Small World Vs Mesh

1998 – Open Source – Free software

2004 RPOW – Reusable Proofs of Work – Hal Finney 

2005  ECDSA Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm Tec News – 7 Members

2005 Bit Gold – Nick Szabo – 4 Members

2005 Satoshi history

2006 – 2013  Liberty Reserve – Costa Rica – 10 Members

Bitcoin 2008

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2008 – 2010 BitCoin 
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BitCoin.org web
Cobra Bitcoin
Adam Back – 1997 Hashcash
Wei Dai b-money 1998
Bitcoin White Paper
James A Donald 
Hal Finney  – RPOW – Reusable Proofs of Work 2004
Ray Dillinger  – AKA Bear – Cryddit
Ian Grigg

Bitcoin 2009

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BitCoin sourceforge.net
Genesis address & block
 Open Source –   1998
Stewardship o Mayordomía
Martti Malmi – Sirius
Theymos – Michael Marquardt
Pieter Wuille CORE BTC
Mike Hearn 
Gavin Andresen
Jeff Garzik 
Dustin Trammell – SourceForge
Laszlo Hanyecz  2 Pizzas= 10k btc

Bitcoin 2010

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BitcoinTalk 
BTC as Bitcoin
Ross Ulbricht – Silk Road
BitCoin Alert Key

Bitcoin 2011

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Wladimir J. van der Laan  BTC CORE Lead Maintainer
EFF Electronic Frontier Foundation
Mt Gox
Bruce Wagner
BIP Bitcoin Improvement Proposal

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Date   –   Title – Post & Papers

1988  (18 Years old)

16/09/1988  EDUCATION Engineering, Computer Systems Engineering (incomplete – changed to Comp Sci in 4th yearUniversity of Queensland. 1988 – 1992

“In 1989 I started a B.Eng/BSci double degree. I dropped out of the University of Queensland in 1992 (after my 3rd year). I have a reason for this. I had cancer”.

 

Craig Wright
The Fury. Craig Wright Dec 10, 2018

 

1991  (21 Years old)

01/03/1991 BUSINESS Executive Chef C&C Catering. – Nov 1994 (3 years 9 months)

16/02/1991 W&K was founded in Palm Beach County in 2011, with Dave Kleiman as its registered agent.

Craig chef

 

1992  (22 Years old)

Ronald Andrew Lynam
Ronald Andrew Lynam Craig´s grandfather

                                  2020 06 15 – Attach 2 (51/84 Pag) DEPOSITION OF DONALD JOSEPH LYNAM – Craig´s Uncle

 

1994  (24 Years old)

5/04/1994 “…if the cash system used by you and your bank is such that all money is in-herently traceable, it will be a lot harder to commit robbery, extortion, kidnapping, and all those other horrors which people fear will come with digital cash”. Hal Finney

Crypto Anarchy and Virtual Communities

Timothy C. May

535 Monterey Drive
Aptos, CA 95003 U.S.A.
tcmay@netcom.com
December, 1994
Blacknet
Blacknet
 

1996  (26 Years old)

18/06/1996 – HOW TO MAKE A MINT: THE CRYPTOGRAPHY OF ANONYMOUS ELECTRONIC CASH

Laurie Law, Susan Sabett, Jerry Solinas – National Security Agency Office of Information Security Research and Technology – Cryptology Division

16/09/1996 IDEOLOGY Craig Wright is on the cypherpunk mailing lists arguing in favor of capitalism To: Timothy C. May

16/09/1996 Political Risk v. Charity (was: RE: Workers Paradise. /Political rant

1996 When she (Lynn Wright) went to Sydney to visit him, he brought a ring to the airport. ‘He was 26 and I was 44,’ she said. Neither of them had been married before.”

The Satoshi affaire.. Andrew O’Hagan (Pag. 20)

Lynn Wright
Lynn Wright

                    2020 06 01 (pag 16)- total 133 pag. gov.uscourts.flsd.521536.550.37

 

1997  (27 Years old)

01/04/1997 BUSINESS Information Security Australian Stock Exchange ASEApril 1997 – May 1998 (1 year 2 months) Tamaño de ASX 501-1000 empleados

01/11/1997 BUSINESS Managing Director, MD, CTO, CIO and founder. DeMorgan November 1997 – August 2003 (5 years 10 months)

 

1998  (28 Years old)

16/09/1998  EDUCATION Doctor of Theology, Comparitive Religous and Classical Studies 1998 – 2003

1996-1998      Mark Twain Bank was offering e-cash wallets and so on online.

                             (first contact with this technology)

                           8. The History of Bitcoin – Theory of Bitcoin
                           – Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles  11 ago. 2020

Mark Twain Bank

1998 – In the decade and a half I’ve known Dave** 2013

Thats what Craig wrote on 30.April 2013 in his blog 

http://web.archive.org/web/20140602021941/http://gsecompliance.blogspot.com.au/20130428archive.html

 

1999

“…The term “proof of work” was first coined and formalized in a 1999 paper by Markus Jakobsson and Ari Juels.[2]” – Wikipedia

 

2000  (30 Years old)

June 2000 Security in AUSTRALIA  Version 1.0 by A. Ashbury  and Craig S Wright

BlackNet
BlackNet
BlackNet
BlackNet

 

2001  (31 Years old)

01/02/2001 NT Security: Step-by-Step (Version 3.03) 49 pages

01/02/2001 BUSINESS Chief Research Officer (1-100 Employees, R and D Company)

Ridges Estate. February 2001 – September 2004 (3 years 8 months)

29/06/2001 NEWS BUSINESS Australia bans online betting, home and away

2001

Stefan Matthews
Stefan Matthews

Stefan Matthews
(2020) Director at Bitcoin Association, Chairman at TAAL.com and NChain Group

Centrebet

Chief Information Officer

Centrebet Limited
2001 – 2011
Sydney, Australia
ASX listed online sportsbook, casino games and poker operator, licensed in Australia, UK, Malta and Curacao.

 

2003  (33 Years old)

24/07/2003- All Dave Kleiman posts on The Cryptography Mailing List . Authors

Craig & Kleiman met online: they visited the same cryptography forums and had interacted since 2003. The Satoshi Affair. Page 16 Dave Kleiman

https://ramonquesada.com/menu/who-was-dave-kleiman/

30/09/2003 BOOK by Peter Wayner. Policing Online Games –  Craig cited the book explaining why “blockchain” based digital money wasn’t Bitcoin’s innovation.

06/11/2003 LEGAL Ryan and Anor v Wright and Anor [2003] NSWSC 1011 Mr Ryan’s case is that he agreed to invest $50,000 in cash in the company.

2003  Dr Craig Steven Wright’s first PhD is in theology: comparative religious and classical studies, achieved in 2003 with a dissertation titled “Gnarled roots of a creation theory”.

The incredible career of the Australian scientist suspected of creating Bitcoin. Simon Thomsen, Business Insider Australia . Dec 9, 2015

2004  (34 Years old)

01/10/2004 BUSINESS Associate Director (Risk Services) BDO October 2004 – January 2009 (4 years 4 months) BDO

2005  (35 Years old)

03/04/2005 QUALIFICATION: Certified Since: April 2005 Retired Certifications: GSE

25/04/2005 Implementing an Information Security Management System (ISMS) Training process. G2700  GIAC Gold Papers: 100 Pag.

28-31/07/2005 VIDEO Interview published with Bernard von Nothaus where he says a mutual friend tells him Satoshi Nakamoto was a fan: min. 7:40  

Bernard Von NotHaus

 

Joseph VaughnPerling

Satoshi Saga Continues: Tulip Trust Trustee Expected To Appear By September 19, Says Joseph VaughnPerling

 

 03/09/2005 Implementing an Information Security Management System (ISMS)

Global Information Assurance Certification Paper Paper. 60 Pag.

 16/09/2005  QUALIFICATION: Master of Statistics (MSTAT), Quantitative Statistics. University of Newcastle  2005 – 2009

27/10/2005 LEGAL Wright v Ryan & Anor [2005] NSWCA 368 (27 October 2005)

 25/12/2005 Triple Entry Accounting Ian Grigg

Kleiman
The Fury. Craig Wright Dec 10, 2018

 

2006  (36 Years old) 

2006 Analysis of a Serial Based Digital Voice Recorder. 60 Pag.

09/01/2006 Electronic Contracting, New Wine in Old Bottles. SSRN

7/02/2006 Email Forensic/Cyber Crime Investigator From: “dave kleiman To: Craig

08/02/2006 Forensic/Cyber Crime Investigator. “The facts and only the facts”.

13/02/2006 Was Forensic/Cyber Crime Investigator – Now Statistical Analysis of Digital Forensic Sciences. BDO

22/02/2006 Vulnerabilites in new laws on computer hacking. BDO

22/03/2006 Email Signing before Encryption and Signing after Encryption. BDO

31/03/2006 Extending Control, API Hooking. Hakin9

15/06/2006 LEGAL Wright v Ryan & Anor [2006] HCATrans 307 (15 June 2006)

01/09/2006 BOOK Dave Kleiman How to Cheat at Windows System Administration Using Command Line Scripts. September 2006

16/09/2006  QUALIFICATION: LLM, Law (International Commercial Law). Northumbria University 2006 – 2008

01/10/2006 A QUANTITATIVE TIME SERIES ANALYSIS OF MALWARE AND VULNERABILITY TRENDS. BDO

13/10/2006 Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006

01/11/2006 BOOK Dave Kleiman CD and DVD Forensics. November 2006

01/12/2006 BOOK Dave Kleiman Enemy at the Water Cooler: True Stories of Insider Threats and Enterprise Security Management Countermeasures. December 2006

 

2007  (37 Years old) 

1- Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System

8/01/2007 BOOK Complex Social Networks . Fernando Vega Redondo. Professor Universidad de Alicante 1990 – 2007 – Craig confirms Bitcoin is a small-world network.

01/01/2007 BUSINESS Mentor and Stay Sharp Instructor SANS Institute. 2015 (8 years)

01/01/2007 QUALIFICATION: Technical Director. GIAC Ethics Board until (2011)

01/01/2007 BOOK Dave Kleiman Rootkits for Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech)

01/01/2007 Beyond automated tools and Frameworks – the shellcode injection process. Hakin9

03/03/2007 The Psychology of Security Dr Craig Wright • Schneier on Security

31/03/2007 Taking control, Functions to DLL injection. Hakin9

03/07/2017 Overwriting Hard Drive Data: The Great Wiping Controversy. Kleiman

14/04/2007 Concepts: Security and Obscurity. BDO

16/07/2007 A Taxonomy of InformationSystems Audits, Assessmentsand Reviews. . SANS Institute

01/08/2007 The Problem With Document Destruction. Vol 10. The IIA, USA

22/08/2007  Aussie achieves world’s first audit certification, Plus he is the first aussie to sit security exam

16/09/2007  EDUCATION Psychology, Psychology. Charles Sturt University – 2010

04/10/2007 . java source code audit. BDO

30/10/2007 . PAYMENTS PROVIDERS AND INTERMEDIARIES AS DEFINED IN THE LAW OF THE INTERNET.

07/11/2007 BOOK Dave KleimanThe Official CHFI Study Guide

The Official CHFI Study Guide (Exam 312-49): for Computer Hacking Forensic
The Official CHFI Study Guide (Exam 312-49): for Computer Hacking Forensic

Craig Wright

01/12/2007 RELIGION The Uniting Church (NSW) Trust Association Limited. United Financial Services Trustee. December 2007 – Present (2015)

 

2008  (38 Years old) 

14/01/2008 ELECTRONIC CONTRACTING IN AN INSECURE WORLD

21/01/2008 Requirements for Record Keeping and Document Destruction in a Digital World SANS  Oct 2007. 84 Pg

30/01/2008  Trusting electronically signed documents.

31/01/2008 The postal acceptance rule

01/02/2008 “Electronic Contracting in an Insecure World” SANS RR Nov 2007.

26/02/2008 Enforcing Law on the Internet. Posted by Craig Wright

27/02/2008 ISO 27001 mapping to PCI

05/03/2008 Defamation and the diffculties of law on the Internet.

                         This post goes to those cowards who sit behind anonymity on the web

12/03/2008  Defamation and the diffculties of law on the Internet.
                         SANS had “Police Decline to Intervene in Libellous Bebo Page Case (March 7 & 8, 2008″  Vol 10.)

10/04/2008 INTERVIEW Craig Wright, Security Hero – GIAC Technical Director

17/04/2008 The Impact of Internet Intermediary Liability. 90 Pages  

19/04/2008 . The application, scope and limits of Letters of Indemnity

21/04/2008 . UCP 500 – successful or not.

22/06/2008 DETECTING HYDANSTATISTICAL METHODS FOR CLASSIFYING THE USE OF HYDANBASED STEGONOGRAPHY IN EXECUTABLE FILES

03/07/2008 Detecting Hydan: Statistical Methods For Classifying The Use Of Hydan Based Stegonagraphy In Executable Files.

04/07/2008 BOOK – “The IT Regulatory and Standards Compliance Handbook:

How to Survive Information Systems Audit and Assessments

07/07/2008 Statistical Methods to Determine the Authenticity of Data.

 

bitcoin.org
bitcoin.org  

06/08/2008   What is NON-REPUDIATION   (Cracked, inSecure and Generally Broken)

Non-repudiation is the process of ensuring that a parties to a transaction cannot deny (this is repudiate) that a transaction occurred.

Repudiation is an assertion refuting a claim or the refusal to acknowledge an action or deed. Anticipatory repudiation (or anticipatory breach) describes a declaration by the promising party (as associated with a contract) that they intend to fail to meet their contractual obligations.

15/10/2008 . Wiping a drive: /dev/zero or /dev/urandom better? GSE-Compliance

27/10/2008 . How math can help with forensics. SANS

01/11/2008  Entropy

31/10/2008  Satoshi Nakamoto was the inventor of the bitcoin protocol, publishing a paper via the Cryptography Mailing List

14/11/2008 BOOK Mobile Malware Attacks and Defense – 440 Pages

17/11/2008 Satoshi Nakamoto Bitcoin P2P e-cash paper: I believe I’ve worked through all those little details over the last year and a half while coding it,…. The Cryptography Mailing List To: James A Donald

05/12/2008 Forensic Mining. SANS

15/12/2008 . Destruction of adverse documents . SANS

17-22/12/2008 Searches and the US 4th Amendment . SANS

30/12/2008 Current Issues in DNS. – Sans Technology Inst, USA. 78 Pag

December 2008 BOOK Overwriting Hard Drive Data: The Great Wiping Controversy.

243 Pages (Dave Kleiman and Craig Pages 243–257)

 

2009  (39 Years old) 

01/01/2009 BUSINESS Director Information Defense Pty Ltd January 2009 – June 2011 (2 years 6 months)

03/01/2009 The genesis block is dated to 3rd January, 2009. The first mined block occurred on 9th January.

12/01/2009 Hal Finney, who would receive the first bitcoin transaction, on block 9. 10 btc

15/01/2009 . Overwriting Hard Drive Data. (Dave Kleiman) . SANS

28/01/2009 . Data Recovery: ECC Data and recovery. (Dave Kleiman) . SANS

28/01/2009 . Spin-Stand Microscopy of Hard Disk Data (Dave Kleiman) . SANS

04/02/2009 What happens when you overwrite data? (Dave Kleiman) . SANS

11/02/2009 Overwriting can occur anytime, as long as it is done once after . SANS

18/02/2009 Free Windows Drive tools . SANS

23/02/2009 Starting a Drive Repair/Recovery Lab . SANS

11/03/2009 SQL, Databases and Forensics. SANS

15/03/2009 Forensics and Data Access Auditing . SANS

21/03/2009 Judge orders defendant to decrypt PGP-protected laptop – CNET News

27/03/2009 SQL Rootkits . SANS

01/04/2009 Code in a Flash . SANS

24/04/2009 Code skills make better Forensic Analysts . SANS

25/04/2009 Exercise 1: Analysis of the online communities paradigm

25/04/2009   What is meant by an online community and how is it important for e-commerce. Craig 

27/04/2009 Using HELIX LIVE for Windows . SANS

29/04/2009 System Scanner . SANS

01/05/2009 BUSINESS Vice President, Forensics Services. iVolution Security (6 years)

11/05/2009 A Step-by-Step introduction to using the AUTOPSY Forensic Browser .SANS

22/05/2009 BOOK – Official (ISC)2 Guide to the CISSP(R)-ISSMP(R) CBK

Law, Investigations, Forensics and Ethics“.

22/06/2009 Live Investigations .SANS

29/06/2009 . Hard Drive Errors and Replacements . SANS

02/07/2009   Exercise 12: Designing for a secure framework

26/07/2009  Exercise 25: M-commerce and the e-wallet: Innovation and mobile devices

26/07/2009  Workshop 8 Ruby on Rails Workshops Report and Evaluation

16/09/2009  EDUCATION PhD, Computer Science. Charles Sturt University – 2012

28/09/2009 . Reverse Enginnering Java . SANS

03/11/2009 An Analysis of SpyKing . SANS

Cisco Router Switch Forensics
Cisco Router Switch Forensics

 

2010  (40 Years old) 

9/02/2010 Modelling Risk. blog personal “…..a 2-FA, it is in part due to systems I helped create…”

9/02/2010 how about accepting a challenge to an open debate on the subject at Defcon?

12/02/2010 . Risk measurements. “Risk and economics matter to security.”

12/02/2010  The economics of information security (2)

09/03/2010 . Building a UNIX/Linux Incident response / Forensic Disk . SANS

10/03/2010 . Unix Logging . SANS

12/03/2010 . Unix Network and System profiling . SANS

15/03/2010 . Finding out about other users on a Linux system . SANS

22/03/2010 . Finer Points of Find . SANS

24/03/2010 . Unix System Accounting and Process Accounting . SANS

06/04/2010  LEGAL  Craig Stephen Wright & Anor V De Morgan Information Security Systems Pty Ltd (In Liquidation)

09/04/2010 . Undersanding *NIX File Linking (ln) . SANS

13/04/2010 . An anti-forensics dd primer . SANS

28/05/2010 Criminal Specialization as a corollary of Rational Choice.” ICBIFE, HK

05/06/2010 . We don’t want to lead with “anonymous”.    Satoshi Nakamoto

We don't want to lead with "anonymous".
“The developers expect that this will result in a stable-with-respect-to-energy currency outside the reach of any government.” — I am definitely not making an such taunt or assertion.

24/06/2010 . NDIFF for incident detection . SANS

13/07/2010 . Linux Programming Tools . SANS

24/08/2010 Packer Analysis Report – Debugging and unpacking the NsPack 3.4 and 3.7 packer. Sans Technology Inst, USA

16/10/2010 PERSONAL My first marriage ended in October 2010 Lynn   The story of Bitcoin.

              (Charles Sturt University) student number 11293457 

01/11/2010 ISSRE 2010 – November 1st – 4th, 2010 San Jose, CA, USA  Craig S Wright, Charles Sturt University

14/11/2010 Bitcoin And The Electronic Frontier Foundation

“..the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). In another significant milestone for P2P cryptocurrency the EFF has agreed to accept Bitcoin donations! “

30/11/2010 The Economics of Developing Security Embedded Software.  Charles Sturt University.    

                     (12 pag) The Economics of Developing Security Embedded Software.pdf

01/12/2010 Software, Vendors and Reputation: an analysis of the dilemma in creating secure software” Intrust 2010 China

13/12/2010 Software, vendors and reputation: An analysis of the dilemma in creating secure software. Charles Sturt University

2nd International Conference on Trusted Systems, INTRUST 2010 – Beijing, China

22/12/2010 PERSONAL Trip to china (With Lynn Wright  )

Craig Wright
Craig Wright

2010 BUSINESS Wright began working for Bodog in 2010, Ayre featured in the 2006 “billionaires” issue of Forbes magazine.

                  2020 06 01 (pag 18)- total 133 pag. gov.uscourts.flsd.521536.550.37

 

2011 (41 Years old) 

2011 BUSINESS http://www.ncrypt.com Sector Servicios financieros international remittance, bitcoin, bitcoin exchange, Vancouver

2011 Rationally Opting for the Insecure Alternative: Negative Externalities and the Selection of Security Controls. CISIS Spain

08/01/2011 A Quantitative Analysis into the Economics of Correcting Software . CISIS Spain 2010

25/01/2011 . Erasing drives should be quick and easy. SANS

26/01/2011 Using checklists to make better best Craig S. Wright, Tanveer A. Zia

09/02/2011 VIDEO Computer Forensics Expert Dave Kleiman on ABC News.

15/02/2011 Modeling System Audit as a Sequential test with Discovery as a Failure Time Endpoint” ICBIFE, HK. Wright, C & Via, T (2011)

11/04/2011 BOOK Official (ISC)2® Guide to the ISSMP® CBK® ((ISC)2 Press)– 470 Pag.

11/04/2011 BUSINESS Asia Pacific Director, VP GICSR | Global Institute for Cyber Security + Research – February 2012 (11 months)

23/04/2011 Satoshi disappeared from the Bitcoin forums “I’ve moved on to other things. It’s in good hands with Gavin and everyone”. said to Mike Hearn

 

 

Gavin Andresen
Gavin Andresen visit CIA

05/05/2011

“I had stopped posting long before Bitcointalk was created. The database was taken across in part. A new user signed up on 5th May, 2011, and helped with things. The person behind the new user was called Gregory Maxwell.”

          (31/03/2020 Satoshi NEVER Posted on Bitcointalk. By Craig Wright)

01/06/2011 Scanning for Malware Offline is Essential

10/06/2011 Rationally Opting for the Insecure Alternative: Negative Externalities and the Selection of Security Controls . Charles Sturt University 8 Pages

10/06/2011 A Quantitative Analysis into the Economics of Correcting Software Bugs

4th International Conference on Computational Intelligence in Security for Information Systems: CISIS 2011 – Hotel Melia Costa del Sol, Torremolinos, Málaga, Spain

Chapter 4: Securing Software. Pages 198-205

14/06/2011 Hunted ‘must become hunter’ to combat cyber crime

20/06/2011 A comparative study of attacks against Corporate IIS and Apache Web Servers. 34 Pages

Arthur van Pelt
Arthur van Pelt

14/07/2011 What makes an expert?

26/07/2011 Why didn’t Google catch the Norway killer? 

29/07/2011 Are Anonymous and LulzSec about to hack PayPal for WikiLeaks? 

4/08/2011 World’s biggest-ever cyber attacks uncovered – and it’s only the beginning 

9/08/2011 LulzSec, Anonymous … freedom fighters or the new face of evil? Craig S Wright 

wikileaks

24/08/2011 Starting to Write Your Own Shellcode 4 Pages

24/08/2011 A preamble into aligning Systems engineering and Information security risk measures” ICBIFE, HK

24/08/2011 Exploiting format Strings with Python. Hakin9

24/08/2011 Starting to write your own shellcode. Hakin9

24/08/2011 DPA Exploitation and GOTs With Python – 15 Pages

31/08/2011  BOOK Check Point NGX R65 Security Administration800 Pages

105/09/2011 Rationally opting for the insecure alternative: Negative externalities and the selection of security controls. 20 pag

20/09/2011 the Law Says about Distributing a Virus or Malware

26/09/2011 SCADA: Air Gaps Do Not Exist

11/10/2011 A Preamble into Aligning Systems Engineering and Information Security Risk 38 Pages

30/10/2011 BOOK A quantitative analysis into the economics of correcting software bugs. 12 Pages (Pages 198–205)

01/11/2011 Of Black Swans, Platypii and Bunyips. The outlier and normal incident in risk management. CACS2011 Australia

Wiki
WikiLeaks

2011 11 28 What is a hash

01/12/2011 A comparative study of attacks against Corporate IIS and Apache Web Servers. Sans Technology Inst, US

07/12/2011 Using checklists to make better best. Charles Sturt University

9th Australian Information Security Management Conference, Edith Cowan University, Perth Western Australia, 5th -7th December, 2011

13/12/2011 Modeling system audit as a sequential test with discovery as a failure time endpoint. 2011 International Conference on Business Intelligence and Financial Engineering: ICBIFE 2011 – Hong Kong, Craig W, Tanveer Zia. Charles Sturt University

23/12/2011 BUSINESS Eventually, later in 2011, I started working on a company called PanopticryptThe story of Bitcoin, 

 

2012 (42 Years old)

01/01/2012 BUSINESS Executive Vice President, Strategic Development CSCSS / Centre for Strategic Cyberspace + Security Science. – July 2015 (3 years) London, UK

16/03/2012  Misconceptions surrounding copyright

24/04/2012 Bitcoin Virtual Currency: Unique Features Present Distinct Challenges for Deterring Illicit Activity.
Unclassified for official use only. prepared by FBI. Cyber Intelligence Section and Criminal Intelligence Section.

                          24 april 2012 Bitcoin Virtual Currency prepared by FBI

2012 05 29 A world of data – A geeks eye view of a home Augmented reality project

24/08/2012 Group Selection and Cyber Terror. 5 Pages  

18/10/2012 BUSINESS Denariuz Ltdis a Private Company Limited. Doncaster, South Yorkshire.

05/12/2012 . Territorial behavior and the economics of Botnets

                            10th Australian Information Security Management Conference, Novotel Langley Hotel, Perth, Western Australia, 3rd-5th December, 2012

 

2013 (43 Years old)

23/01/2013 Cyber Security Centre planned to target growing threat. 

Liberty reserve
The Fury. Craig Wright Dec 10, 2018

26/04/2013 Kleiman died in his home in April 2013 seemingly of natural causes related to complications from a MRSA infection.

27/04/2013 Mr. Alan Kleiman. Investigative Report. April 27, 2013

29/04/2013  VIDEOCraig Wright tribute video to friend Dave Kleiman (some say this pair is “Satoshi”). RIP (1967-2013)”

Dave Kleiman
Dave Kleiman

 

02/05/2013 . Today’s manifesto…     I AM going to innovate and CREATE like it or not.

Liberty Reserve

28/05/2013 Liberty Reserve was shut down by United States federal prosecutors under the Patriot Act

Liberty Reserve

29/05/2013   ‘Black Market Bank’ Accused of Laundering $6B in Criminal Proceeds
Liberty Reserve and officers indicted on federal charges. By JACK CLOHERTY

“May 28, 2013— — Internet bank Liberty Reserve is being charged with laundering $6 billion in suspected crime proceeds, including the illegal profits from credit card fraud, identity theft, investment fraud, computer hacking, child pornography and narcotics trafficking.

Prosecutors say it “may be the largest international money laundering case ever brought by the United States.

01/06/2013 BUSINESS Chief Executive Officer. Hotwire Pre-Emptive Intelligence Group. June 2013 – Present (2 years 7 months) Sydney, Australia

12/06/2013 Self-education cap risks cyber-security. Charles Sturt University

17/07/2013 Huge interest in CSU cyber security course. Australia Charles Sturt University

Dan Kaminsky
Dan Kaminsky

01/10/2013 NEWS  – Ross Ulbricht, The Creator And Owner Of The “Silk Road” was arrested in San Francisco, Ca. 

23/11/2013 Craig marries for the second time, Ramona WATTS

 

2014 (44 Years old)

07/01/2014 BUSINESS Appointment Dr Craig Steven Wright as a director C01N LTD

08/01/2014 BUSINESS Annual return made up to 3 January 2014 with full list of shareholders Ramona WATTS

8/01/2014 NEWS Wright emailing “Fear of the future,” strategized about lobbying Australian Senator Arthur Sinodinos. Gizmodo

01/02/2014 NEWS Mt. Gox suspended trading, closed its website and exchange service, and filed for bankruptcy protection

01/02/2014 NEWS  Vitalik Buterin reveals Ethereum at Bitcoin Miami 2014

12/02/2014 NEWS CEO Craig Steven Wright said Denariuz Bank would begin accepting deposits in Bitcoin the second half of 2014

12/02/2014 NEWS Bitcoin bank seeks regulatory approval

“That is why we are working with the tax office and ASIC and thinking down the track to have a full banking licence from APRA based on Bitcoin,” he said.

Dr Wright confirmed he is meeting with ATO officials in Canberra this week.

18/02/2014: NEWS GIZMODO Interview Craig meets with the ATO 40 Pages  

18/02/2014: GIZMODO Interview Craig meets with the ATO-pdf   (40 Pages)

Kleiman vs Craig Wright

22/02/2014 BUSINESS  Appointment of Panopticrypt Pty Ltd as a director

22/02/2014 BUSINESS Total exemption small company accounts made up to 30 June 2013. Pounds 30 000.000

27/02/2014 _Meeting_Minutes_ATO 20140226.pdf   – Interview Telephone call ATO

28/03/2014 Kleiman was reinstated as an LLC with a new registered agent, a new place of business.

10/04/2014 BUSINESS Appointment of Ms Uyen T Nguyen (4/08/1992) as a director

10/04/2014 BUSINESS Appointment of Mr David Kleiman as a director 14 Oct 2012

15/04/2014 BUSINESS Termination of appointment of David Kleiman as a director . (26/04/2013)

03/06/2014 VIDEO Interview with Craig Wright on code war. Martin B.New

10/07/2014 AUDIO Radio Interview back when  CSW worked for Hotwire PE.

13/07/2014 VIDEO Craig is interviewed by the Bitcoin Doco:

01/09/2014 BUSINESS CEO DeMorgan Limited. DeMorgan is a pre-IPO Australian listed company focused on alternative currency. September 2014 – Present (2015)

Satoshis email hack
08/09/2014   Satoshi`s email hack?

Craig Wright interview. The Bitcoin Doco PRO

 

2014 VIDEO Craig Wright discusses what Bitcoin IS at Australian Federal and National police Sydney’s Dale Dickins

 

2015 (45 Years old)

15/01/2015 How cyber terror and cyber espionage will change the face of SCADA in the coming decade” National SCADA Conference (May 2012)

04 /06/2015 . “I had this weird feeling of having just met Satoshi“.  Jon MatonisHow I met Satoshi

18/06/2015 .VIDEO Lecture 1: Free Short Course: Programming on Supercomputers

23/06/2015 .VIDEO Lecture 2: Free Short Course: Programming on Supercomputers

01/07/2015 .VIDEO Lecture 3: Free Short Course: Programming on Supercomputers

08/07/2015 .VIDEO Lecture 4: Free Short Course: Programming on Supercomputers

15/07/2015 .VIDEO Lecture 5: Free Short Course: Programming on Supercomputers

20/07/2015 NEWS Free course in supercomputing at Charles Sturt. Dr Craig Wright, founder and CEO of Cloudcroft‘s parent company, the De Morgan Group – Cloudcroft is De Morgan’s supercomputing arm and has two supercomputers that are currently rated in the world’s top 500 supercomputers.

12/09/2015 Games part Duex. old blog

 16/09/2015   EDUCATION Master of Science (MSc), Finance (Quantitative Finance) University of London 2015 – 2017

23/10/2015  Human rights and property

–/10/2015 “I moved to the UK in October 2015″ Careful what you wish for… by Craig

Craig Wright
11/05/2020   How the World Works; or, A Discourse on Fake News. By Craig Wright

29/10/2015 VIDEO  Is Dr. Craig Wright (Satoshi Nakamoto), inventor of Bitcoin? Nick Szabo London UK Las Vegas, NV Oct. 29 – 30, 2015 

08/12/2015 VIDEO Gizmodo Alleged Inventors of Bitcoin Uncovered

08/12/2015 NEWS wired – Is Bitcoin’s Creator this Unknown Australian Genius? Probably Not (Updated)    Andy Greenberg AND GWERN BRANWEN

9/12/2015 NEWS  The Australian who may have invented Bitcoin claimed to land $54M in taxpayer-funded rebates. Business Insider Australia

9/12/2015 NEWS Ian Grigg. Craig’s Australian Residence is raided by the ATO.

 

 

11/12/2015 NEWS  Time To Call A Hoax? Inconsistencies On ‘Probable’ Bitcoin Creator’s PhD And Supercomputers Revealed – Thomas Brewster – Forbes Staff
…But a statement sent to FORBES today from the university said it had never handed Wright any PhD in computer science with Sydney’s Charles Sturt University (CSU).

 

2016 (46 Years old)

08/01/2016 BUSINESS Annual return made up to 31 December 2015 with full list of shareholders Statement of capital on 2016-01-08 GBP 38,707,200

26/04/2016 . Generating a Bitcoin address

26/04/2016 . Tulips and Other Myths

28/04/2016 . Social Choice, Bitcoin, and Arrow’s Theorem

28/04/2016 . Bitcoin Mining: Consistency and the Distribution of Transactions

28/04/2016 . What happens after Moore’s law….

28/04/2016 . Bitcoin and the costs of consumption

02/05/2016 VIDEO BBC News Mr Bitcoin: “I don’t want money, I don’t want fame!”

02/05/2016 . Jean-Paul Sartre, signing and significance

02/05/2016 . Jean-Paul Sartre, Signing and Significance 

02/05/2016  Gavin Blog Post: I believe Craig Wright is the person who invented Bitcoin.

02/05/2016  Jon MatonisHow I met Satoshi

02/05/2016   SATOSHI IS DEAD – LONG LIVE SATOSHI – TEAM LEADER COMES OUT  Who is Ian Grigg?

02/05/2016 NEWS – This Australian Says He and His Dead Friend Invented Bitcoin. Gizmodo. By Sam Biddle and Andy Cush

02/05/2016 Joseph Vaughn PerlingCraig was who he met in 2005 as Satoshi

03/05/2016  I am Craig Wright, inventor of Craig Wright. I can prove I am the man who can prove he is the man who invented Bitcoin.

04/05/2016  First Known Satoshi Nakamoto Sighting   – Joseph Vaughn Perling

05/052016  – NEWS BBC – ‘Bitcoin creator’: I do not have the courage. Rory Cellan-Jones 

30/06/2016 Andrew O’Hagan piece The Satoshi Affair

2017 (47 Years old)

08/02/2017 _ Computing and Mathematics › Doctoral Thesis- Charles Sturt University

THE QUANTIFICATION OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS RISK. 362 Pages

01/03/2017 _ Freedom is a right that must be carefully tended.

21/03/2017 – BUSINESS strike-off Panopticrypt Pty Ltd – dissolved

01/04/2017 _ Today’s manifesto…

01/04/2017 _ On testing and causal statements

01/04/2017 _ Keynesian flaws.

01/04/2017 _ Human rights and property

22/04/2017 _ The Impact of Internet Intermediary Liability _ 90 Pages

22/04/2017 _ Testing Homogeneity of Variance _ 89 Pages

24/04/2017 _ Electronic Contracting, New Wine in Old Bottles _ 19 Pages

01/05/2017 _ My Past with the UFA

02/05/2017 _ The fallacy of Gresham’s law as it relates to Bitcoin

03/05/2017 _ The distributed processing system

04/05/2017 _ OH NO, NOT ANOTHER BLOODY SATOSHI SIGHTING..    Who is Ian Grigg?

“When I said that Craig was part of the team that was Satoshi Nakamoto – that statement sort of hung there and became an urban legend. You might recall that I made that statement in May of 2016, but within days, the events went out of control and it all collapsed”.

                    2017 05 Craig Wright Q&A on Slack.pdf

04/05/2017 _   Craig Wright Q&A on Slack Pasterbin

17/05/2017 _ Bitcoin vs The Anti-Capitalistic Mentality

17/05/ 2017  NEWS ATO officials (including those overseeing the CSW investigation) are arrested for fraud.

18/05/2017 _ The Resentment of the Experts

20/05/2017 _ Attacks, Slander, and Censorship

22/05/2017 _ Genesis

23/05/2017 _ Myth and Reality, Security is Really About Economics

24/05/2017 _ The SegWit 15% Attack

25/05/2017 _ Tulips and Other Myths

26/05/2017 _  The chat history of CSW’s QQ.pdf

27/05/2017 _ Segregated Witness or Separated Legality

13/06/2017 _ Nodes

19/06/2017 _ Life-cycle Hypothesis

24/06/2017 _ Bank Lending Decisions, Asymmetric Information, Adverse Selection, and Moral Hazard.

28/06/2017 _ Fearing Companies

28/06/2017 _ Proof of Work as it Relates to the Theory of the Firm _ 13 Pages

28/06/2017 _ The Illusion of Scale in Segregated Witness _ 9 Pages

28/06/2017 _ The Irrationality Defense of Paternalism _ 7 Pages

29/06/2017 _ Banks versus markets.

30/06/2017 _ Requirements for Record Keeping and Document Destruction in a Digital World _ 81 Pages

30/06/2017 _ Sisyphus Impenitent _ 7 Pages

30/06/2017  SUPERVIDEO Jon Matonis & Craig Wright -The Future of Bitcoin Conference 2017- Arnhem, the Netherlands

04/07/2017 _ The Asian Currency Crisis

11/07/2017 _ 1/5 Bitcoin and the Connection to Contracting

13/07/2017 _ 2/5 Bitcoin and the Connection to Contracting

15/07/2017 _ 3/5 Bitcoin and the Connection to Contracting

17/07/2017 _ 4/5 Bitcoin and the Connection to Contracting

19/07/2017 _ 5/5 Bitcoin and the Connection to Contracting

25/07/2017 _ The Fallacy of Selfish Mining in Bitcoin: A Mathematical Critique _ 18

27/07/2017 _ The Fallacy of the Selfish Miner in Bitcoin: An Economic Critique _ 7

03/08/2017 _ The Myth of Anti-Competitive Pricing

29/10/2017 _ Spending the simple way in Bitcoin cash.

13/11/2017 _ Scaling Bitcoin and what some will do to stop this

17/11/2017 _ The trouble with Too much of anything

18/11/2017 _ Investigation of the Potential for Using the Bitcoin Blockchain as the World’s Primary Infrastructure for Internet Commerce _ 34 Pages

Craig S. Wright Academic (1988-2012) Academic Degrees & Professional Certifications (Open list) (0 submissions)

30/11/2017 SUPERVIDEO Dr. Craig Wright: Hording, equity, and the end of debit and credit. Bitcoin Meetup Switzerland 2017 1h12 Minutes nChain

14/12/2017 _ Sustainable blockchain-enabled services: Smart contracts _ 10 Pages

 

2018 (190 Articles & Papers) (48 Years old)

30/03/2018 _ Poisson Processes

31/03/2018 _ The cancer that is the Selfish mining fallacy

02/04/2018 _ Bitcoin: SEIR-C Propagation Models of Block and Transaction Dissemination

03/04/2018 _ Bitcoin and Quantum Computing

09/04/2018 _ The Markov mysteries…

10/04/2018 _ Why Selfish miners do not exist and never will

14/04/2018 _ LEGAL Kleiman v. Wright (9:18-cv-80176)District Court, S.D. Florida

17/04/2018 _ Understanding Conditionals in Shellcode

17/04/2018 _ Searching for Exploits, SCAPY Fuzzing

17/04/2018 _ Taking Control, Functions to DLL Injection

17/04/2018 _ Beyond Automated Tools and Frameworks: The Shellcode Injection Process

17/04/2018 _ Starting to Write Your Own Linux Shellcode

17/04/2018 _ Extending Control, API Hooking

28/04/2018 _ Beyond Godel

28/04/2018 _ Turing Complete Bitcoin Script White Paper

29/04/2018 _ The Fallacy of the Selfish Miner in Bitcoin: An Economic Critique

03/05/2018 _ Bitcoin is evolution, not revolution

04/05/2018 _ The cancer in Bitcoin

05/05/2018 _ Angel Funding Project 1

10/05/2018 _ Evidence and Choice of Law

10/05/2018 _ Life, the universe and everything.

07/06/2018 _ OP Codes and the push to confuse.

09/06/2018 _ Iron and Steel

10/06/2018 _ Bitcoin and banking… part 1

10/06/2018 _ A call to arms

10/06/2018 _ Today’s thought experiment

19/06/2018 _ Lightning is malleable… Steel is not

02/07/2018 _ Negotiable Instruments

13/08/2018 _ Is he Satoshi or is he my Brother?Danni DeMorgan

14/08/2018 _ Money Must First Be Stable

14/08/2018 _ The myths of Bitcoin

16/08/2018 _ The cult of Decentralisation

19/08/2018 _ Limited change to bring stability

(September, 2018)  Dr. Craig Wright explains why the Bitcoin SV script is in fact Turing Complete 

01/09/2018 _ Black Mirror

02/09/2018 _ Banking on Bitcoin

02/09/2018 _ The crypto-ring of Gyges

04/09/2018 _ Death and taxes, it is time to kill off mythical beasts

05/09/2018 _ The paradox of the Übermensch

06/09/2018 _ Vampire Securities from beyond the Wormhole

07/09/2018 _ Worm-a-nomics

07/09/2018 _ Repudiation

07/09/2018 _ A diatribe on Bitcoin, Trust and the economy of security (redux)

08/09/2018 _ The Gamma Monstrosity & the Probability Deception

08/09/2018 _ Why Scaling on-Chain Works

09/09/2018 _ Misconceptions surrounding copyright

10/09/2018 _ Stable by design

11/09/2018 _ Trust and Risk

12/09/2018 _ Human rights and property

13/09/2018 _ The 1937 Crash

14/09/2018 _ Keynesian flaws.

15/09/2018 _ Equality

16/09/2018 _ Q&A/Written Interview — The answers — Part 1

17/09/2018 _ Q&A/Written Interview — The answers — Part 2

17/09/2018 _ Are the Poor Exploited?

18/09/2018 _ Q&A/Written Interview — The answers — Part 3

18/09/2018 _ Dynamic disequilibria and the creation of criminal opportunity

19/09/2018 _ Q&A/Written Interview — The answers — Part 4

19/09/2018 _ IoT and the coming Toaster-world

20/09/2018 _ Q&A/Written Interview — Part 5 I shall continue answering in order

20/09/2018 _ Data World

21/09/2018 _ How Bitcoin Helps Reduce Poverty

22/09/2018 _ Economic Convergence

23/09/2018 _ Where Have all the Unskilled Jobs Gone?

24/09/2018 _ Hoarding and Bitcoin

24/09/2018 _ A house divided

25/09/2018 _ Simplicity in Bitcoin

26/09/2018 _ Why is Bitcoin Open Source?

27/09/2018 _ The postal acceptance rule in Bitcoin

28/09/2018 _ Defining smart contracts

29/09/2018 _ Bitcoin and Contracts

29/09/2018 _ Miners and rational expectations

Halving 2020
BTC Halving 2020?

30/09/2018 _ The application, scope and limits of Letters of Indemnity in Bitcoin Contracts

01/10/2018 _ Bitcoin as a Notary

02/10/2018 _ The error in Coase

03/10/2018 _ Security in a world of IPv6 and Bitcoin

04/10/2018 _ The infinite-money fallacy

05/10/2018 _ The labour fallacy of Bitcoin value

06/10/2018 _ Hidden costs

06/10/2018 _ Scenario 1: Public Registry of an Asset

06/10/2018 _ Scenario 2: Creation and Registry of an Asset

06/10/2018 _ Scenario 3: Lease Contract

06/10/2018 _ Scenario 4: Rolling Contract

06/10/2018 _ Scenario 5: Contract Conditionality

06/10/2018 _ Creating a Smart Contract Registry

07/10/2018 _ Trust in Smart Contracts

08/10/2018 _ Security

09/10/2018 _ Personal Security Device

10/10/2018 _ Bitcoin (BCH) Vending machine

11/10/2018 _ What is Bitcoin

12/10/2018 _ The collectivist insanity

12/10/2018 _ Bitcoin: A Total Turing Machine

12/10/2018 _ A Proof of Turing completeness in Bitcoin Script

12/10/2018 _ What is Bitcoin….

13/10/2018 _ Problems and key questions around Bitcoin

14/10/2018 _ The tax implications of bitcoin as money

15/10/2018 _ The Game of Chicken

15/10/2018 _ Symmetric Fair Exchange Protocol

16/10/2018 _ Digital signature rules and their relationship to bitcoin

16/10/2018 _ A codification scheme for state machines

17/10/2018 _ Foreign-exchange considerations & Bitcoin

17/10/2018 _ A distribution protocol for dealer-less secret distribution

17/10/2018 _ Blockchain-Based Decentralised Autonomous Corporations: An Overview

18/10/2018 _ Monetary transfer and transmission rules

19/10/2018 _ Rights as property

19/10/2018 _ DFA compilation and execution

20/10/2018 _ Phases of the Bitcoin system

21/10/2018 _ Effective Enforcement in the Vastly Distributed Wild Wild Web

21/10/2018 _ Managing Blockchain Automata

22/10/2018 _ Non-Repudiation – Does this exist?

23/10/2018 _ OpSec and the Bitcoin business

24/10/2018 _ Hearsay in the Blockchain world

26/10/2018 _ The Bitcoin Future

26/10/2018 _ Neural Network Threshold Oracles

27/10/2018 _ Burning and why it matters that it is stopped

28/10/2018 _ Taxing Bitcoin – Introduction.

28/10/2018 _ Myths of permission-less

29/10/2018 _ Taxing Bitcoin – ordinary and tax concepts of “money”

30/10/2018 _ Taxing Bitcoin – GST implications of Bitcoin as money

30/10/2018 _ A Bitcoin Smart Risk Contract

30/10/2018 _ The scams in Crypto

31/10/2018 _ Property law in the age of Bitcoin

31/10/2018 _ Tax and Bitcoin – income-tax implications of Bitcoin as money

31/10/2018 _ True sale and insolvency challenges in ICO token sales

01/11/2018 _ The problem of Keynes

01/11/2018 _ Tax and Bitcoin – investment in Bitcoin

01/11/2018 _ Bitcoin as the base layer

02/11/2018 _ The legacy of Keynesian money

02/11/2018 _ Tax and Bitcoin – transacting and accounting for Bitcoin

02/11/2018 _ IPv6 with CGA and Bitcoin

03/11/2018 _ Exporting wealth

03/11/2018 _ IPv6 The secure (Bitcoin) Internet

03/11/2018 _ The Secure (Bitcoin) Internet

04/11/2018 _ Markets and imperfections

04/11/2018 _ Coin burning for dummies

04/11/2018 _ A Distribution Protocol for Dealerless Secret Distribution

04/11/2018 _ Bitcoin: A Total Turing Machine

04/11/2018 _ A Proof of Turing Completeness in Bitcoin Script

06/11/2018 _ Bitcoin is all about incentives

06/11/2018 _ On the minimum wage

06/11/2018 _ Drugs, Fraud and Murder

07/11/2018 _ Buy now, pay later

07/11/2018 _ The politics of rent-seeking

07/11/2018 _ Rent-seeking in economics and crypto

07/11/2018 _ Repudiation

08/11/2018 _ Fixing OP_False

08/11/2018 _ Sun-setting P2SH

08/11/2018 _ An invitation to treat

09/11/2018 _ P2P and returning IP and domain-based transfers

09/11/2018 _ Laisez-nous faire”

09/11/2018 _ Bitcoin is not Anti State – it is Pro Honest government

10/11/2018 _ The measure of justice

10/11/2018 _ Corporate activism

11/11/2018 _ Payment intermediaries

12/11/2018 _ Prevention is the key

12/11/2018 _ Bitcoin and the long term

13/11/2018 _ Sustaining hash

13/11/2018 _ nSequence and P2P exchange

13/11/2018 _ Building data

13/11/2018 _ Problems and key questions around Bitcoin

14/11/2018 _ Proof of State, or, the new Fed

14/11/2018 _ Miners and Property rights

15/11/2018 _ The hardware wallet in a phone

15/11/2018 _ Set in Stone

15/11/2018 _ Capitalism

16/11/2018 _ Present liability schemes and sanctions

18/11/2018 _ Taking care of business

19/11/2018 _ Commodity and security

20/11/2018 _ Bitcoin is for business

23/11/2018 _ Subsidised ledgers

24/11/2018 _ A house divided

25/11/2018 _ Valuing systems – the margin of substitute goods

26/11/2018 _ Why I troll

09/12/2018 _ Instant transactions

10/12/2018 _ The Fury

10/12/2018 – La furia. por Craig Wright

10/12/2018 _ Why Silk Road was an abyss

11/12/2018 _ Bitcoin’s privacy model

12/12/2018 _ Bitcoin is a commodity

13/12/2018 _ The lie of anarchy and the true value in Bitcoin

14/12/2018 _ BLOCKCHAIN Based Accounting: General Ledger Posting

18/12/2018 _ Private blockchains are a matter of economic forces

18/12/2018 _ Bitcoin in law

18/12/2018 _ Currency

20/12/2018 _ Expectation of Profits

21/12/2018 _ On Predicates

21/12/2018 _ The myth of the full validation node

22/12/2018 _ Account and Transfer Systems

24/12/2018 _ Crowd Funding and ICOs

27/12/2018 _ Breach of contract – remedies for breach

28/12/2018 _ Contract Law and Smart Contracts

29/12/2018 _ Miners and rational expectations

30/12/2018 _ Splitting a registry

 

2019 (128 Articles & Papers)

Date _ Compilation Post

06/01/2019 _ An immutable file and data store

07/01/2019 _ DAC Decentralized Autonomous Corporation

08/01/2019 _ Why CLTV was a bad idea

08/01/2019 _ Returning Bitcoin to its role

13/01/2019 _ Smart-card-based mobile wallets

16/01/2019 _ The ASIC myth

20/01/2019 _ Taking money over the web using Bitcoin – the way it was designed

23/01/2019 _ Ensuring honest money

23/01/2019 _ Bitcoin and Quantum Computing

27/01/2019 _ Storing IP on the Blockchain

01/02/2019 _ Lightning” Network and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA)

03/02/2019 _ Generic Thin Operating System for Blockchain IOT Devices

05/02/2019 VIDEO The Craig Wright Timeline. Bitcoin and Beyond

08/02/2019 _ Careful what you wish for…

09/02/2019 _ The story of Bitcoin, continued

10/02/2019 _ Secure wallet systems

10/02/2019 _ Hypocrisy

12/02/2019 _ The false lure of anonymity

14/02/2019 _ The start of Metanet

15/02/2019 _Comment for Orders and Other Announcements 83 FR 64563 From: Craig S Wright

BlackNet
BlackNet

16/02/2019 _ Proof of Work

16/02/2019 _ Immutable evidence

18/02/2019 _ The great mining swindle

18/02/2019 NEWS Forensic Report Raises Questions about Australian Tax Office’s Handling of Craig Wright Probe. By Bitcoin and Beyond

20/02/2019 _ PODCAST  Is Craig Wright the Real Satoshi?  the bad crypto podcast

22/02/2019 _ Hello Dave…

24/02/2019 _ Forex accounting in script

25/02/2019 _ Lessons in monetary terms

27/02/2019 _ Statist

03/03/2019 _ Schnorr

03/03/2019 _ Clickwrap smart contracts

04/03/2019 _ Proof of (unregistered) security

06/03/2019 _ The myth of forks

07/03/2019 _ The labour fallacy of mining

10/03/2019 _ Profiting from privacy

13/03/2019 _ Proof

15/03/2019 _ Why Lightning will never be currency, and why BSV matters

17/03/2019 _ Copyright terms ©

18/03/2019 _ Finite State Machines in Script

18/03/2019 _ Learning Script

18/03/2019 _ Free Speech

19/03/2019 _ DMCA

20/03/2019 _ Forks as a demerger, or a split as a copy?

21/03/2019 _ Privacy versus hypocrisy

22/03/2019 _ Peer-to-peer digital electronic cash

24/03/2019 _ Digital Rights Management: Serialised Media

27/03/2019 _ How to make a brain wallet

28/03/2019 _ Why the protocol is set

29/03/2019 _ Locked transactions for planning

30/03/2019 _ Welcome to science

01/04/2019 _ On testing and causal statements

02/04/2019 _ Saving research

03/04/2019 _ Decentralized planning

04/04/2019 _ VIDEO INTERVIEW Craig Wright: Bitcoin is not a cryptocurrency

(Min. 40) “Bitcoin with a stable protocol takes away power. If no one can change the protocol – not me, not God – there’s no power in money. Money is all about power… and Bitcoin will remove that power globally.”

05/04/2019 _ Satoshi Nakamoto

06/04/2019 _ Two steps forward, one step back

07/04/2019 _ My Mentor

07/04/2019 _ Panopticrypt

08/04/2019 _ The Reason for Law

08/04/2019 _ Bit Gold Is Not BitCoin

09/04/2019 _ From simplicity comes …

10/04/2019 _ Forget anonymity.

11/04/2019 LEGAL The Copyright Office’s records indicate that special handling was requested in both registration Nos. TXu002136996 (text) and TX0008708058 (computer file) issued to Craig Steven Wright  the Office took note of the well-known pseudonym “Satoshi Nakamoto,” and asked the applicant to confirm that Craig Steven Wright was the author and claimant of the works being registered. 

11/04/2019 _ Bitcoin and Contract Jurisdiction

11/04/2019 _ Trolls and bullies

12/04/2019 _ The Genesis of Genesis

12/04/2019 _ Evidence and law

13/04/2019 _ Patent wars…

14/04/2019 _ Bitcoin is not against banks

15/04/2019 _ BTC and Censorship

16/04/2019 _ Wiki

17/04/2019 _ We don’t want to lead with “anonymous”

20/04/2019 _ The “Perfect” Firewall…

23/04/2019 _ The immovable

25/04/2019 _ Misinformation and the myth of Satoshi

26/04/2019 _ Decentralised or just inefficient?

27/04/2019 _ The wheel of time is not on an axis

27/04/2019 _ Who created Bitcoin? Craig Wright reveals alleged contributors for the first time | Full Interview

0:40 Background

2:41 Ending the manipulation of the financial system

4:35 Bucketshops (aka Exchanges)

6:40 Illegal Market Manipulation

10:30 Why did Craig create bitcoin?

14:05 Wikileaks

14:49 Patent discussion

17:35 3m Tx/second

19:45 Block orphans

23:20 How to join as a miner?

26:33 A misnomer about bitcoins double hash and mining specialization

29:50 Thoughts behind designing bitcoin

40:49 David Rees (mathematician)

44:30 How Hal Finney & Ray Dillinger helped

51:35 Was Satoshi Nakamoto a group?

52:48 Craig “driven into the limelight”

58:32 Andrew O’Hagan (“The Satoshi Affair”)

1:01:30 Julian Assange

1:02:17 Silk Road

1:04:20 The Singularity

1:05:30 Dread Pirate Roberts (Key Ownership)

1:08:55 Lawsuits (binance etc and money laundering)

1:13:33 Craigs involvement in Churches and being a Pastor

1:16:20 Bitcoin Whitepaper creation

1:17:56 Phil Wilson

1:20:28 “How do you stay so grounded?” and Craigs advice on money

1:25:10 Private law agreements and what blockchain is

1:29:15 “What does bitcoin need to do to become a medium of exchange?”

1:33:49 “What’s the one thing you wish people understood differently about you?”

1:35:40 Craig on the value of bitcoin

30/04/2019 _ The puzzle of the double hash

08/05/2019 _ Don’t be fooled — Bitcoin is not BTC

10/05/2019 _ GNARLED ROOTS OF A CREATION MYTHOS 

10/05/2019 _ “Custodial standards”

13/05/2019 _ Crypto flim-flam

14/05/2019 _ Money is a measuring stick

16/05/2019 _ “Institutional madness”

18/05/2019 _ Why code must not be law

20/05/2019 _ Funding and rights

22/05/2019 _ “Economic Security” 

23/05/2019 _ Satoshi and the Sophists

24/05/2019 _ Shades of Black…

29/05/2019 _ The GST Story

30/05/2019 _ Satoshi and Science.

30/05/2019 _ Dr. Craig Wright at the CoinGeek Toronto Scaling Conference

03/06/2019 _ From the Bygone Days of Yore — Part 1

03/06/2019 _ Dr. Craig Wright explains the origins of Bitcoin – Full interview

03/06/2019 _ VIDEO Dr. Craig Wright explains the origins of Bitcoin

04/06/2019 _ MSBs and Account-Based Systems 

06/06/2019 _ Fully Peer-to-Peer

07/06/2019 _ The Right to Privacy

11/06/2019 _ Feign Madness but Keep Your Balance.

12/06/2019 _ Monetary Law and Blockchains.

13/06/2019 _ On scammers.

17/06/2019 _ Taxing crypto. 

18/06/2019 _ The Genetic Fallacy

21/06/2019 _ 5/5 Bitcoin and the connection to contracting

21/06/2019 _ 4/5 Bitcoin and the connection to contracting

21/06/2019 – Dr. Craig S. Wright recognized as Satoshi Nakamoto by Council of Bogota

Craig is Satoshi

Craig Wright - Bogotá
Craig Wright – con la policía de Bogotá en Colombia

26/06/2019 _ Operating an Escrow Document Storage and Secure Signing Registry.

16/07/2019 _ Logical Fallacies and the SCADA Problem

24/07/2019 _ Reversing Illicit Transactions on Bitcoin Is Simple.

25/07/2019 _ Spam Away…

26/07/2019 _ Zeno’s Paradoxes and Bitcoin.

29/07/2019 _ Subsidised Growth.

30/07/2019 _ Contradictions

01/08/2019 _ PII in the Bitcoin World

02/08/2019 _ Why Law Matters

05/08/2019 _ The Imbalance of Payments

07/08/2019 _ Quota.

12/08/2019 _ The Gini Inequality Flaw

15/08/2019 _Craig Wright Defends Claim He Created Bitcoin

16/08/2019 _ How Keynes Failed To Comprehend Say’s Law

20/08/2019 _ Good Title Is Not a Key. 

BOOK -25/08/2019 Satoshi’s Vision: The Art of Bitcoin  _ 155 Pages

30/08/2019 _ The Myth of Anti-Competitive Pricing.

01/09/2019 _ Bitcoin Is Anything BUT Anonymous.

03/09/2019 _ Human Rights and Property.

06/09/2019 _ Rights and Tracing.

12/09/2019 _ Satoshi’s Vision: The Art of Bitcoin

27/09/2019 _ The art of Bitcoin CSW

27/09/2019 _ Satoshi; or, The Solution to Nakamoto’s Dilemma.

09/10/2019 _ Simplified Payment Verification.

15/10/2019 _ Taxing Times.

21/10/2019 _ If Gold Turned to Lead.

23/10/2019 _ Bitcoin Fights Corruption

02/11/2019 _ Merkle Trees and SPV. 

04/11/2019 _ On Scammers, a redux. 

05/11/2019 _ A Fundamental Misunderstanding

08/11/2019 _ Digital Gold.

13/11/2019 _ Proof of Assignment

15/11/2019 _ Transparency and Government. 

25/11/2019 _ Work Is Infinite…. 

8/12/2019 “Tech Prophet George Gilder openly admits he believes Craig Wright CSW is Satoshi Nakamoto”

 

2020

Date _ Copilation Post, Papers & News.

01/01/2020 VIDEOBitcoin problems – Bitcoin Gambling – Craig Wright | SiGMA”

02/01/2020 NEWS Craig Wright: What I’ll do with Satoshi Nakamoto’s billions

03/01/2020 A story of apples – Medium

06/01/2020 Anarchy and the Foolish Belief in Assassination Markets.

06/01/2020 VIDEO Dr. Craig Wright; On the road to Genisis.

06/01/2020 LEGAL Motion to Seal (Public) – #367 in Kleiman v. Wright (S.D. Fla., 9:18-cv-80176) – Plaintiff’s MOTION to Seal a Third Tulip Trust document

07/01/2020 On Civil Disobedience.

07/01/2020 The senatorial governance of Bitcoin (Talking to Greg Maxwell

08/01/2020 VIDEO published “The Bitcoin Vision by Dr. Craig Wright”  (2019 Oct 17)

08/01/2020  On Civil Disobedience

08/01/2020 PODCAST published The Real Man Behind The “Fake Satoshi”

09/01/2020 NEWS Would-be Satoshi Craig Wright produces Tulip Trust III. Modern Consensus. By Brendan Sullivan “Wright says proves he has the 1.1 million bitcoins mined by Satoshi Nakamoto”.

14/01/2020 LEGAL Dr. Wright has produced a list of his bitcoin holdings

15/01/2020 Mistakes also Come when You Listen to Others…

15/01/2020 NEWS RAMON “El renacimiento de Nakamoto” . The rebirth of Nakamoto

17/01/2020 Looking the Other Way. 

18/01/2020 NEWS Los inventores y la ley de Stigler Por José A. García Bustos

21/01/2020 NEWS PRESS RELEASE Bitcoin SV [BSV] Development Rapidly Grows to Nearly 400 Ventures & Projects Worldwide

21/01/2020 NEWS – CoinGeek  Craig Wright Responds to Affirm Press Dropping Book,  “Not me. I purchased a copy to be delivered on the 28th.”

21/01/2020 How Digital Signatures Work. By Craig Wright 

21/01/2020 NEWS – ObservatorioBlockchainVuelve Bitcoin: BSV restablecerá el 4 de febrero el protocolo original de Satoshi.

23/01/2020 VIDEO Interview Will Bitcoin SV Creator Acquire $8 Billion Bitcoin Fortune? | Interview With Craig Wright. Cointelegraph – 28 Min

La polémica entrevista al Dr. Craig Wright. Bitcoiner.today

23/01/2020 NEWS RAMON Entrevista a Craig Wright – (Resumen)

24/01/2020 VIDEO Interview Connolly: The exciting possibilities for BSV after Genesis CoinGeek Conversations – 24 Min

25/01/2020 VIDEO InterviewThe BEST Craig Wright Interview on Bitcoin SV | Bitcoins future | ICO Scams!” New Kids On The Blockchain– 34 Min

25/01/2020 VIDEO Interview CSW Conversation & Comments. Streamanity – 34 Min

25/01/2020 Open Source. Craig Wright  

28/01/2020 VIDEO Interview  CSW On Missing Keys, BSV, Pump Conspiracies and End of BTC. BLOCKTV 

31/01/2020  VIDEO Interview BSV China: T- Edge Panel with Dr. Craig S. Wright

05/02/2020 VIDEO InterviewAUSSIE MAN BAD” Interview with Dr. Craig S. Wright. CJ TV – Streamanity

06/02/2020  Myths of Decentralisation… By Craig Wright

11/02/2020  BSV China: Build Everything with the Original Bitcoin with Dr. Craig Wright.

                      The presentation was made at the BSV China Conference in Beijing, China last December 2019.

13/02/2020   Forking and Passing Off…  By Craig Wright

14/02/2020  Craig Wright: Turning over documents could land me in jail | Modern Consensus.

15/02/2020  Comment for Orders and Other Announcements 83 FR 64563. From: Craig S Wright  nChain Ltd
University of Leicester, UK   Comment No: 61969

“… My name is Dr. Craig Wright and under the pseudonym of Satoshi Nakamoto I completed a project I started in 1997 that was filed with the Australian government in part under an AusIndustry project registered with the Dept. of Innovation as BlackNet.”

16/02/2020  NEWS  Craig Wright amenaza a BTC y BCH con potenciales demandas – Cointelegraph

18/02/2020 Live from the st Giles Hotel London – Coingeek

20/02/2020 VIDEO Interview   Dr Craig Wrights Advice for Building on Bitcoin SV

21/02/2020 On Decentralisation.. Craig Wright

21/02/2020 VIDEO Interview Jimmy Wales: I’m not against Bitcoin, but it’s not useful to Wikipedia right now” en YouTube

22/02/2020   The High Priests of “crypto” and the dogma wars. Craig Wright

23/02/2020 VIDEO   Satoshi Nakamoto The New Dawn

25/02/2020 VIDEO    Craig S. Wright @ COINGEEK 2020 London

Craig Wright   

Craig Wright 2021

02/03/2020 Binance: The Untrusted Intermediary. By Craig Wright

09/03/2020 VIDEO    CoinGeek London 2020: Watch the fireside chat with Craig Wright and George Gilder



13/03/2020  VIDEO Bitcoin SV: The Blockchain for Business in Slovenia recap

18/03/2020  Ledgers and Design. By Craig Wright

19/03/2020  Craig Wright explains how Bitcoin helps governments catch criminals – CoinGeek

24/03/2020 Satoshi and the Byzantine Generals. By Craig Wright

26 /03/2020 The Property Flaw of Lightning. By Craig Wright 

31/03/2020 Satoshi NEVER Posted on Bitcointalk. By Craig Wright 

13/04/2020 NEWS Craig Wright drops lawsuit against Adam Back, pays all costs. By Tim Copeland – Decrypt

14/04/2020  VIDEO Metanet and Overlay Networks: Building a Better Internet with Bitcoin. Bitcoin Association

16/04/2020  As an Autistic Savant…By Craig Wright

17/04/2020 NEWS  Craig Wright abandons libel lawsuit against Vitalik Buterin – Decrypt 

21/04/2020  NEWS  Craig Wright, Part II (2012 to present). By Brendan Sullivan

22/04/2020  The History of Freezing in Bitcoin. By Craig Wright

22/04/2020  en español libro de Craig S. WrightLa Visión de Satoshi: El Arte de Bitcoin”.  Andy Santos

04/05/2020 Money Is Time and Energy. By Craig Wright

04/05/2020  VIDEO San Francisco + London 2: Craig Wright Interview with Ryan X. Charles

Craig Wright

11/05/2020   How the World Works; or, A Discourse on Fake News. By Craig Wright

11/05/2020 NEWS Craig Wright: Bitcoin truth versus the ‘turd that is fake news’. Jon Southurst 

19/05/2020 Nodes, Hash Rate, and Signalling. By Craig Wright

21/05/2020 NEWS  Craig Wright Statement about Moving Satoshi Coins. By Craig S. Wright

27/05/2020 A Discourse on Nodes. By Craig Wright

01/06/2020  NEWS  A bit about Dr. Craig Wright. Eli Afram

03/06/2020  VIDEO  2º- REIMAGINE 2020Craig S. Wright – with Patrick McLain 

05/06/2020  The Right to Run a Node. By Craig Wright

05/06/2020  PODCAST EP10 – Bitcoin, Taking The Long Road & Education with Dr. Craig Wright

10/06/2020  VIDEO   Craig Wright: Bitcoin como sistema de seguridad
                            Min: 46:16  “I’m the issuer, with all legal requirements that means”

15/06/2020  NEWS Craig Wright statement on the missing Mt. Gox Bitcoins. By CSW – CoinGeek

16/06/2020  Is Code Really Law? By Craig Wright

22/06/2020  Techno-Communism and the Desire for Socialism through Code. By Craig 

02/07/2020  Cryptocurrency and the Law of the Horse

10/07/2020  What Is Censorship Resistance?   ¿Qué es la resistencia a la censura?

08/08/2020  Keys ≠ Identity

18/08/2020  What Proof-of-Work Is Used for (in Bitcoin)

28/08/2020   Jan Van Eyck — A Study in Optics

02/09/2020  On ‘Bullshit’

04/09/2020 On Talking

14/09/2020  Bitcoin’s Model of Capitalism

21/09/2020 Undermining Truth: The Rise of Fake News. By Craig Wright

29/09/2020 The Myth of Bitcoin as a Voting System.

6/10/2020 Nation and State: Old Wine in New Bottles By Craig Wright

14/10/2020 Bitcoin’s Model of Capitalism. By Craig Wright

16/10/2020 Scarcity and Incentives. By Craig Wright

27/10/2020 Relationship Marketing. By Craig Wright – Economics

09/11/2020 The Problem with Anthropomorphism and Personification. By Craig Wright

17/11/2020 The Myth of Complete Knowledge. By Craig Wright

19/11/2020 “Ramon Quesada: Everything you ever wanted to know about Craig Wright.”

24/11/2020 The Casualties of Attacking the Market. By Craig Wright

06/12/2020 Bitcoin Was Never Designed To Be Censorship-Resistant.By Craig Wright

 

 

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2- Craig Wright Academic – 90 Members

3- Craig Wright Articles – 105 Members

4- Craig Wright Book  – 29 Members

5- Craig Wright Business – 40 Members

6- Craig Wright Channel – 20 Members

7- Craig Wright Cybersecurity – 31 Members

8- Craig Wright Economics – 9 Members

9- Craig Wright Ideology – 21Members

10- Craig Wright Interviews – 36 Members

11- Craig Wright Interviews Videos – 42 Members

12- Craig Wright Legal – 37 Members

13- Craig Wright Patent – 26 Members

14- Craig Wright Personal – 39 Members

15- Craig Wright Religion – 24 Members

16- Craig Wright video talks – 14 Members

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18 Craig Wright government friendly   – 14 Members

19 Craig Wright Chat    – 20Members

Craig Wright Forensic Auditor – 9 Members

Craig Wright Cryptology  – 4 Members

Craig Wright Tech – 4 Members

 Craig’s Highest Dreams  – 4 Members

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WEDNESDAY, 17 FEBRUARY 2010

A response to modeling risk

By Craig S. Wright

This post follows from a prior post.

“P(compromise) already has the possibility of a vulnerability and the possibility of it being attacked by someone with sufficient motivation and resources built in, doesn’t it?”
Correct

A normal or Gaussian curve is a good fit for white noise and random error. The number of software bugs is fixed on each iteration and hence the use of a normal distribution is an error. The number may be unknown, but it exists. An unknown set number is not random. The rate at which vulnerabilities is random, but it is not normally distributed.

“There are two problems with your approach that I think I would encounter while trying to use it. First, my company does a lot of in-house development. When a new web application is deployed, assuming we’ve tested thoroughly and remediated the vulnerabilities we’ve found, it would appear that the number of vulnerabilities is zero. This is false, of course.”

This is the wrong approach. In developing software, you have ‘a prior’ information already. You have statistics on the native coding error rate from prior exercises. This will be greater than zero. The SLOC (Source lines of code) data is also available. You should have some idea of the number of users.

This means that you should be using a Poisson decay model for bugs and vulnerabilities. This can be made more accurate as a Weibull function that incorporates users, SLOC, data from coding in past assignments (based on lines and correlated errors by programmer if available).

The assumption that all bugs are re-mediated is flawed. This would require that no software bug had every been discovered post remediation. Unlikely at best.

So, the very beginning of the modeling exercise must start from an unknown number of possibly theoretical vulnerabilities.

Unless you are starting with formally verified software, the start is an unknown but estimable number of flaws. For remote compromise, you need to include all paths. This is a network analysis (not as in hardware network, but mathematical)[1]. For a web application assuming a non-local attacker, this needs to incorporate the OS, your app, services used and any applications that an attacker can access remotely.

“What I don’t know is the density function to apply when estimating (since I have no historical data at time zero).”
Actually you do. There is the data from other products, but for your own, unless this is the first exercise ever done by the company, data will exist.

The simplest method is to create a poisson decay model. Base this on data from prior projects.

“In addition to this, I may not have a detailed understanding of my user base to factor into the chance of vulnerability.”

What matters is the number of users. As an Internet application is open, this is difficult to model, but it will be estimable by traffic. You can also model the risk based on the level of knowledge regards the site based on how many people come to it.

“I can choose a standard density function, like the Gaussian for example, but I believe there will be cases where it’s difficult to predict with certainty what the risk will be, due to not knowing what key factors will push a particular population of users to produce even one attacker, especially when the population is smaller and more restricted than the Internet at large.”

You have a set but unknown distribution of bugs. This is not a Gaussian (normal) distribution.

“I believe that better models might be produced with more data, but I also believe those models will be influenced by observation. Risk modeling in the financial sector has to be a sure sign of this. Taleb predicted in 1997 that the model being used wouldn’t be accurate and he had analysis to back that position up.”

There are a few issues here. Models need to be tested against real world conditions. They have to be tested. At the least, remove some data from the source used to create the model to test the completed model.

Black Swans are not the issue in financial models. Freddy and Fanny have been basket cases for years. Models have demonstrated the problems for years. But bailouts and subsidies have covered these failings for many people.

Like the financial crisis, data exists in the case you have noted. The issue is whether people are honest enough to use it.

[1] See also Graph Theory.

 

WEDNESDAY, 17 FEBRUARY 2010

https://web.archive.org/web/20151123043403/http://gse-compliance.blogspot.com/2010/02/response-to-modeling-risk.html

 

Receiving stolen property and BitCoin.

by Craig Wright

2021 03 12

https://metanet-icu.slack.com/archives/C5131HKFX/p1584042371177600?thread_ts=1584042371.177600&cid=C5131HKFX

 

You cannot be said to receive stolen property with bitcoin without actively participating. Bitcoin is a UTXOs model. In this, you receive an envelope in the analogy of been using a series of tokens that are kept inside each envelope. In the current reporting model, the key is treated as if it’s an account. This is incorrect. Each individual UTXO, even when assigned to a particular key remains independent. Consequently, if you have a set of inputs in our analogised envelopes, even though they have the same seal to open them they remain separate.

 

If you have 500 tokens in an existing envelope and somebody sends 50 tokens to your public key or address, that is you can unseal that new envelope, if you receive that envelope you take responsibility for it. At any point you can return those 50 tokens (with a possible minor loss for mining fees that would not be your responsibility if you are returning tokens).

 

If you do not know where the tokens of come from or even worse if you do know that they are associated with the proceeds of crime order or could be stolen, the receipt and spending of those tokens will be a wrongful taking.

 

This also remove some of the issue associated with scaling. You should not be scanning for received bitcoin against the normal Blockchain. When you’re getting paid you would generally know about it. People generally don’t donate money to you randomly. That can be achieved through other means and allow individuals to set up donations and funding channels without having to scan the Blockchain. The SPV model of bitcoin was never supposed to end this way where people sit there watching the entire Blockchain.

 

There are many ways of notifying people that don’t require them to maintain the existing list of many UTXOs. More importantly, if somebody does inadvertently send you a UTXOs or our analogised envelope that contains stolen bitcoin, if you’re not scanning the Blockchain to collect anything that goes to your addresses without any knowledge of where it came from, you won’t be taking that wallet and putting it into your account. As such, there won’t be a taking. The tokens will be in an envelope that could be addressed to you but remain uncollected. It is the same as if an envelope full of cash that you have no idea about ends up in your post office box. In that case, receiving stolen money is just as illegal in the physical cash as if it was digital.

 

The way I designed bitcoin is analogous as I’ve said to a set of envelopes containing tokens. Each of these tokens is equivalent in nature to a grain of wheat. When grain is mixed, there are rules in law that allow for the tracing of separations. As bitcoin is fungible, you can trace through a mixture. It is not the same as if you were to mix wheat and rice or wine and vinegar. It is not the individual grains of wheat that matter, rather it is the quantity.

 

If a miner accepts payment from a stolen property hoard when they know that the particular tokens have come from a wrongdoing, they are facilitating crime. In the event that they are acting on a restitution order and are taking a payment as a bank would for the recovery of stolen property, that will be legal. Helping a criminal move bitcoin and being paid for that service puts the individual node in the position that they are facilitating crime.

 

When I implemented the alert key it was not merely because there was a vulnerability with bitcoin is some try and suppose. I’d started coding the alert key prior to the vulnerabilities that people note is the reason. Then this form of misattributed timing is normal against my comments. The 2008 banking collapse came at the time I launched bitcoin but I started coding bitcoin years before without knowledge of the collapse. One of the main reasons for the alert key was to cover theft of bitcoin and in particular proceeds of crime orders. The alert key allowed for the freezing of bitcoin that would be associated with wrongdoings. This would protect nodes. On alert, all nodes would instantly be stopped from transacting on the stolen bitcoin or bitcoin that is under the proceeds of crime order. Such a system simplified many scenarios that apply to miners as they are today.

 

Just because you receive bitcoin does not make it yours. If you receive money into your bank account and you spend it and it turns out that the money was never yours, you can be arrested for a crime. The same applies to bitcoin. If you don’t know the source of where you obtained individual bitcoin tokens, you put yourself into a large legal risk. This idea of just accepting dust and random payments is foolish at best. The simplest answer would be just to reverse them and send them back to the source they came from. The mentality within the bitcoin community seems to preclude that.

 

Going back to my original example, if you have 500 tokens and 50 tokens miraculously arrives in a new envelope, you do not have one envelope of 550 tokens. You have one envelope of 500 tokens and a second envelope of 50 that you did not request. If you then decide to move all of the 550 tokens into a new envelope destroying both of the original envelopes or UTXOs, you have actively taken the bitcoin. If you spend the 550 bitcoin or even the 50 bitcoin that you have received that you don’t know the source of, you could be spending stolen bitcoin. Spending stolen property is a good way of getting in trouble. It is a crime. None of this is new because of bitcoin.

 

People wonder why I used the UTXOs model and not an account based model. It is important because in the account based model that some coins have moved towards, you always end up with a scenario that an unintended party can cause mixing. This can cause loss to an owner who receives stolen bitcoin and is required to return them. In the account model, the original envelope of 500 tokens would be dipped into a new envelope on the receipt of the additional 50 tokens. Rather than having two separate envelopes, we end up with a single envelope containing all 550 tokens. If the owner of the original 500 tokens now seeks to spend their tokens, they can have a scenario where some of the tokens going to miners and others reduce the mixture leaving them at a loss.

In this scenario where both the wrongfully obtained (without knowledge) 50 tokens are in a separate envelope to the honestly obtained 500 tokens, the individual holding the 500 tokens never has their property mixed and will never have a loss associated with the receipt even inadvertent of stolen property.

Telegram channel:  Craig Wright – Slack
https://t.me/CSW_Slack

 

Telegram channel: Propiedad – Propiedad vs Posesión

https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFLf1jzTt75dqZ9fng

 

Telegram channel: Alert Key
https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFIC976CkykPAaTR9g

“Live Interview w/ Dr. Craig Wright (Bitcoin SV)”

2021 01 29
Dustin Plantholt
en YouTube
https://youtu.be/sLQ–2Ryp84

Minute:
01 – “I want as many people to read my paper.” https://t.me/BitCoinWP

03 – “The sexiest part of Bitcoin is micropayments”

03:25 – BTC is passing off as Bitcoin – the importance of a stable protocol.
https://t.me/joinchat/WJGEbY1pSqscchfm

05:45 – There’s no permission less for changing the protocol.

07:25 – What happens if you change the protocol

08:45 – Why people don’t believe you as Satoshi?
Because Bitcoin is not a Cypherpunk project
https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFB2EauBXSlckluVRQ

10 – Keys are not ownership
Ownership can be represented and controled by the keys.
WP says Keys are controlled by the owner
Property – Ownership
https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFLf1jzTt75dqZ9fng

*11:30 – The PGP footprint
A complex peace of scrip code hidden
https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFaOTH8CFAHzBbtqWw

12:00 – How to proves you are the creator of Bitcoin? – By Law, Bitcoin is not a Cryptocurrency
The system can not work if there’s something encripted.
https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFkN9nGVUn78aHVXnw

13:40 – BTC is an airdrop

14:28 – On August 210 I said “op lock time” was daft

14:50 – LN in their WP says to resemble and mirrors the actual bank system
Lightning Network
https://t.me/joinchat/WIPWIOVMfzzEI1wK

15:35 – Bitcoin was not a project in the github, was not a community project, it was Stewardship
https://foro.bsvespanol.org/t/mayordomia-o-stewardship
Stewardship o Mayordomía
https://t.me/joinchat/VRwN6DathjIlzp9f

16:40 The original code was written only by me

18:30 – In 2012 I contracted a lot of engineers and staff

18:45 – What your relationship with Calvin Ayre? @CalvinAyre
Best decision I ever done is fired myself of CEO and become Chef Scientists of nChain
https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEjJgin1cClCv1Q_7w

21:20 – Why to find an investor?
“I still have a 75%”

24:45 – Having Asperger, how is to work with you?
https://t.me/CSW_Asperger

26:20 – “Im suing people that passing off
https://t.me/joinchat/WJGEbY1pSqscchfm

27:45 – “Tether is a complete scam”
https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAElG4gUTjfD9-1ljVQ

28:40 – Charles Ponzi democratizing finance

29:15 – Banking is not cash, Bitcoin is not banking

30:40 – Every exchange is custodial, DeFi is Scam, fraud
DeFi Decentralized finance
https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEtnDJgnu_xBjl3DuA

32:30 – Cz/Binance has built nothing
https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFSt6tnWOkMDTo4sBw

35:44 – 20 -Years ago, we have web IPOs

39:00 – AML says funding!!!
https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEXmT87aM6MXkzCZQQ

40:00 – Im the messenger here, Law has to apply
https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFJzz1taAtmXpos1Gw

43:40 – Bitcoin doesn’t need Visa cards

45:40 Bitcoin and fees in the thread world, this is what bitcoin is!!!

49:20 – Hand off don’t give you dignity, through work is dignity

54:00 – Not Im gonna give you the fish, but Im gonna teach you to fish.

Telegram:
https://t.me/CSW_Videos/483

Facebook:

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Dr. Craig Wright by Dustin Plantholt

YouTube BSV español

https://youtu.be/JzZ6ZePY25Q

 

Maybe a great World move, starts with a little action!!!!!!

 

Bitcoin SV Campaign “DONATE FOOD TO NEEDY PEOPLE ON THE STREET”

Hello community Bitcoin Sv my name is Herman Sánchez, I am Venezuelan, I live exactly in the State of Táchira (Venezuela), I am the founder of a humanitarian campaign that is responsible for donating food to needy people who live on the streets and who do not have the necessary resources to feed themselves, I invite you to know a little more about our work.

I have been involved in the world of cryptocurrencies for about 3 years and even more involved in BitcoinSV, I feel happy in this wonderful world, for 4 months I have started a very nice humanitarian campaign to help people who live on the streets and they cannot feed themselves properly, on different dates and activities we have managed to serve about 420 people who live on the streets, everything has always been duly registered, documented and photographed to give authenticity to our humanitarian activity, the funds for this activity were in a principle totally my own contributions, I wanted to encourage people to carry out charitable actions in their countries, some people have joined as sponsors of our humanitarian campaign and today by the hand of such an important and influential person from our BitcoinSV community such as RAMÓN QUESADA, we bring our humanitarian campaign to this great family, we tried to continue obtaining funds from different means for our campaign and thus contribute to a better world and what better than to go hand in hand with BitcoinSV, we understand that the world economic situation is not in the best way as a result of Covid-19 we try every day to help and provide food to these people who need it, the important thing will not always be an economic contribution, with our humanitarian activity we try to create awareness and spirit of helping others, it is time to help that person who needs it and who does not have the same fate us to count with a home, food and a family.

We have achieved the number of 8 charitable activities in which we have donated food to people who live on the streets and who due to adverse situations at their will, do not have for their daily sustenance or at least to be able to eat once a day. This activity is not governmental and is clearly non-profit, we carry it out with our hearts and with the awareness that we are bringing a breath of life to these people who need us so much and that the government of my country abandoned them and does not lend them any type of medical or food assistance.

I invite you to know a little more about our humanitarian campaign that we continue thanks to our community BITCOIN SV

MISSION

Promote change

We are a non-profit organization whose mission is to help people who live on the street by donating food in order to improve, enrich and contribute to the food and quality of life of the less privileged, as well as promoting the conducting charity campaigns. by the members of the BITCOIN SV community encouraging them to carry out these activities and thus generate new opportunities to help the people who need it most and live on the streets.
All in order to provide comprehensive responses to the problems of poverty and lack of food for people from the values of dignity, justice and solidarity.

VISION

We want to form an organization that is recognized and supported by the BitcoinSV community and continue to promote the improvement in the diet and quality of life of the less privileged who live on the street and who, due to this condition, are at a disadvantage. and exclusion by society, as well as continuing to promote charitable activities by the BitcoinSV community.
We intend to develop our mission together with the different organizations and individuals of the BitcoinSV community and to be able to provide a service to the person who needs it where justice, peace, freedom and solidarity are done. prevail.
We trust in the human capacity to build a more equitable and just world where each person can have a decent life and satisfy their food needs.

OUR PHILOSOPHY

Our values

OBJECTIVES

This campaign and solidarity activity has always had and will have the intention of donating food to needy people who live on the street until today we have served approximately 520 people to whom we have provided food but we have a new goal and we believe that we can achieve the goal of donating and providing medicines to people with heart deficiencies, vitamin deficiencies, illnesses such as allergies, flu and vitamin deficiencies who live on the streets and who, due to the Covid pandemic, are more vulnerable to being contracted by any disease from the non-existent public health services for people living on the street by the government, this foundation carries out non-profit activities, it is totally supportive. We will continue to donate food to people who live on the streets and we will also collect donations to be able to donate medicines to these people. Our intention is to help people who cannot obtain food or medicine due to their economic situation, as well as who live on the streets and do not obtain any help from the Government.

We count on the love and solidarity of all of you to achieve the goal of raising: $ 4000 equivalent to (23.3 BSV, 0.35 BTC).

Any help or donation will always be welcome, thanks to these contributions we can make more donations and meet our goals Our activities are fully documented and recorded through authentic photographs and publications, we will always publish accurate and timely information about our charitable activities.

 

HERMAN SANCHEZ
Herman Sanchez

TEAM

HERMAN SANCHEZ

Founder

Friendly and a perfectionist, Herman Sanchez is loved by both donors and partners in our program. His love for helping out and providing food to needy people living on the streets makes us proud and very fortunate to have such a wonderful founder on our team.

RAMÓN QUESADA

Voluntario

Great influencer in the world of BitcoinSV, he is a highly valued volunteer of our humanitarian activity. Ramon Quesada supports, organizes and promotes new programs among our staff, members, and volunteers. https://ramonquesada.com/     (Español) https://es.ramonquesada.com/

DONACIONES

We count on the support of people like you to generate sustainable changes in the lives of these people who live on the street. The financial help we receive makes a big difference in the way we carry out our programs here at the Hearts BSV Foundation “Donate food to needy people on the street”. However, if you prefer to donate your time and energy, we would love to be able to use your skills and talents in a way that helps the beneficiaries of our charity.

DONATION BITCOIN SV: 12Hwyakzo6Bt8khagN4upcCG69y6X2zyui

MONEY BUTTON:  33205@moneybutton.com

HANDCASH:   $READSV    readsv@handcash.io

DONATION BITCOIN:  1FbmHa9HwFoBSKN7ZfdgEtiesv18fMuRLA

VOLUNTEERING

Do you want to support the Foundation hearts BSV “Donate food to needy people on the street”? We would love to receive your help, the community we help will be delighted. Contact us for more information on donation opportunities. Regardless of how you can help, we guarantee that you will have a great impact on the lives of many people.

“Big things are made by a series of small things combined.”

Vincent van Gogh

If you want to observe all our humanitarian activity documented through images you can go to our Blog and you will find our multimedia library. All our humanitarian activities have been photographed.

https://hermansanchez27.wixsite.com/readbsv

Herman Sanchez

 

BITCOIN SV DONATION:

12Hwyakzo6Bt8khagN4upcCG69y6X2zyui

MONEY BUTTON:  33205@moneybutton.com

HANDCASH:   $READSV    readsv@handcash.io

Original text: https://powping.com/posts/ecadb3797b23490e6f246b5ece4fef98c5d69210bf2268fdb128ce945b9b9c09

Video: https://youtu.be/LicShdIiM6w

 

Let’s show the transformation power of Bitcoin SV!!!

 

Ramon Quesada: Everything you ever wanted to know about Craig Wright

 

 

 

 

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ramonquesadat_maybe-a-great-world-move-starts-with-a-little-activity-6746993495795343361-rMOw

 

 

 

CoinGeek-live-2020

 

Enlaces: https://coingeekconference.6connex.eu/event/Live/login

https://coingeekconference.6connex.eu/event/Live/en-us#!/mediawall

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC95_Nqes9m5arhoT1lt1SFg

https://coingeekconference.com/agenda

https://coingeekconference.com/speakers

https://www.facebook.com/realcoingeek/

https://twitter.com/BitcoinAssn

https://twitter.com/RealCoinGeek

https://twitter.com/CalvinAyre

https://twitter.com/nChainGlobal

 

 

CoinGeek-live-2020

The @RealCoinGeek team getting ready for the kick-off of the biggest global gathering of developers and entrepreneurs from the #BitcoinSV ecosystem – #CGLive

 

                     New York

CoinGeek Live Day 1: New style, new technologies, New York

1 OCTOBER 2020  Charles Miller

https://coingeek.com/coingeek-live-day-1-new-style-new-technologies-new-york-video/

 

CoinGeek Live Day 2: Health, tokens, social media and fresh air.

Charles Miller

https://coingeek.com/coingeek-live-day-2-health-tokens-social-media-and-fresh-air/

 

                    LONDON

CoinGeek Live Day 1 – London

1 OCTOBER 2020  Jordan Atkins –

https://coingeek.com/coingeek-live-day-1-london/

https://twitter.com/RealCoinGeek/status/1311390194113941504?s=20

 

 

https://twitter.com/shadders333/status/1311731256850350085?s=20

 

 

       Offices in Zug, Switzerland

Thrilled to have such a big audience at the @BitcoinAssn

offices in Zug, Switzerland, for day 3 of CoinGeek Live!

Bringing together experts from a diverse array of industries, #CGLive is a showcase of the one world, one chain vision of #BSV.

Join here: http://orlo.uk/PNk3H

—————————————————————————————–

CoinGeek Screening – hosted by Two Hop Amsterdam

https://www.eventbrite.nl/e/coingeek-screening-hosted-by-two-hop-amsterdam-tickets-122377326879

 

 

https://twitter.com/alex_fauvel/status/1311961666469462016?s=20

 

 

The Judges have heard the presentations from the finalist. Remember, you also have the power to vote for the winner of the #BSVHackathon.

https://twitter.com/RealCoinGeek/status/1311380581134020608?s=20

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

nChain Acquires Award-Winning Software Development Company Equaleyes

 

LONDON, Oct. 1, 2020 — nChain, the provider of enterprise-grade public blockchain solutions, today announces its acquisition of Equaleyes, the multi-award-winning software development firm based in Maribor, Slovenia. This acquisition is the latest move by nChain to further bolster its development arm. Earlier this year, nChain acquired CREA and became one of the world’s most powerful Bitcoin development teams.

nChain Acquires Award-Winning Software Development Company Equaleyes

https://coingeek.com/nchain-acquires-award-winning-software-development-company-equaleyes/

 

 

USD Coin comes to Bitcoin SV; Introducing wrapped USDC by RelayX

Sep 23 · 2020

https://medium.com/@relayx/usd-coin-comes-to-bitcoin-sv-introducing-wrapped-usdc-by-relayx-fa67e26f15b1

 

Relay and Run bring first stablecoin to Bitcoin SV

1 OCTOBER 2020   Joshua Henslee

https://coingeek.com/relay-and-run-bring-first-stablecoin-to-bitcoin-sv/

 

 

Inviting everyone onto ‘One World Chain’ as Jimmy Nguyen opens CoinGeek Live 2020

30 SEPTEMBER 2020   Jon Southurst

https://coingeek.com/inviting-everyone-onto-one-world-chain-as-jimmy-nguyen-opens-coingeek-live-2020/

 

 

 

Steve Shadders: Satoshi’s P2P Vision for Bitcoin is here at last

30 SEPTEMBER 2020   Jon Southurst

https://coingeek.com/steve-shadders-satoshis-p2p-vision-for-bitcoin-is-here-at-last/

 

Steve Shadders, CTO @nchainglobal & Technical Director, @BitcoinSVNode

project announces the new SPV Channels v1.0.0 &  new updates to Bitcoin SV v1.0.6 “Push”  and, mAPI 1.2 (Cabeza que explota.)

https://twitter.com/RealCoinGeek/status/1311300688178294785?s=20

 

 

 

In his keynote at CoinGeek Live, Congressman Darren Soto provided a better understanding of the balance lawmakers are trying to hit when it comes to optimizing innovation around blockchain and digital currency

CoinGeek Live 2020: US Rep. Darren Soto talks balancing innovation and regulation for blockchain growth

https://coingeek.com/coingeek-live-2020-us-rep-darren-soto-talks-balancing-innovation-and-regulation-for-blockchain-growth/

 

 

 

The Bayesian Group

The Bayesian Group has been working on “consumer-first, transparent solutions built on Bitcoin SV,” in line with its mission of furthering positive change by transforming the fabric of our global systems. […]

Re-imagining modern finance on Bitcoin SV blockchain at CoinGeek Live

https://coingeek.com/re-imagining-modern-finance-on-bitcoin-sv-blockchain-at-coingeek-live/

 

The Bayesian Group through its brand Fabriik is building the future world financial system on Bitcoin. Money Button is the leading wallet solution for Bitcoin. Money Button has been acquired by The Bayesian Group to create a holistic solution integrating a hedge fund, a tokenization platform, and a digital asset wallet. Money Button powers the wallet component of the solution.

 

Money Button joins Fabriik

By Money Button

https://blog.moneybutton.com/2020/09/29/money-button-joins-fabriik/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Future of banking, financial products and blockchain at CoinGeek Live 2020

https://coingeek.com/future-of-banking-financial-products-and-blockchain-at-coingeek-live-2020/

 

CoinGeek Live 2020: Bitcoin experts discuss state of BSV tokens

https://coingeek.com/coingeek-live-2020-bitcoin-experts-discuss-state-of-bsv-tokens/

 

 

George Gilder has just given us an amazing talk answering whether  Satoshi Nakamoto can save the World Internet & World Money.👏

https://twitter.com/ScandalOfMoney

Remember; Wealth is knowledge, Growth is learning & Money is time.

http://orlo.uk/IYrSH

 

https://twitter.com/RamonQuesadaT/status/1312126781151879168?s=20

https://twitter.com/RamonQuesadaT/status/1312126781151879168?s=20

 

 

Richard Baker, CEO Geospock LTD

https://twitter.com/GeoSpock

 

“Technology is about what you enable your customers to do and we’re delighted that we’re at the heart of helping service providers begin to think about the value  they bring to their customers building out new  services”

David Washburn, CEO – nChain

http://orlo.uk/0y5Go

 

 

https://twitter.com/kompany/status/1312077692162973696?s=20

 

“We want to be at a point where people can do provable demonstrable auditable cheques in real-time and then potentially sell this same information or just transfer the same information”

Peter Bainbridge- Clayton, Founder & CTO, #Kompany

http://orlo.uk/JyMoJ

 

 

Catch Lance Morginn, President of Blockchain Intelligence Group at 9:55am PT / 12:55pm ET today to hear him talk about #blockchain intelligence, analytics, forensics & #compliance tools for #BSV.

https://twitter.com/blocksearch/status/1312062713107939333?s=20

 

 

Lance Morginn
– President, Blockchain Intelligence Group
Blockchain Intelligence: Analytics, Forensics & Compliance Tools for Bitcoin SV
18008 – Kerrisdale P.O. Vancouver, BC, V6M 4L3
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canadá
https://www.linkedin.com/in/lance-morginn-cci-cbp-32a7001/

 

What are your top three takeaways from the Intellectual Property & Blockchain discussion?

http://orlo.uk/tSgxA

 

TAAL’s mAPI services enable UNISOT to process important blockchain transactions in a controlled and secure manner. […]

Read More…

The post UNISOT has partnered with TAAL to secure Enterprise level Blockchain Transaction Processing appeared first on CoinGeek .

https://coingeek.com/unisot-has-partnered-with-taal-to…/

 

 

 

On Day 2 of CoinGeek Live, Dr. Craig Wright appeared live from London to answer questions and close the day with the challenge to “be strong.” […]

Read More…

The post CoinGeek Live: The Fireside Chat appeared first on CoinGeek .

https://coingeek.com/coingeek-live-the-fireside-chat/

 

 

Community builders Faiā have launched Honā, an accountability platform that has received interest from the Silicon Valley venture capitalists. […]

Read More…

The post New startup Honā taps into the power of ‘micro’ to improve remote worker productivity appeared first on CoinGeek

https://coingeek.com/new-startup-hona-taps-into-the…/

 

 

 

 

Dr. Robert Huber and Phillip Runyan described at CoinGeek Live how faulty processes and corruption over the years have destroyed trust in the pharmaceutical industry, and how Bitcoin could help rebuild it. […]

Read More…

The post CoinGeek Live 2020: Veridat and JuvaTech using Bitcoin to restore trust appeared first on CoinGeek .

https://coingeek.com/coingeek-live-2020-veridat-and…/

 

 

Join the discussion to find out how #BSV solves iGaming challenges!

http://orlo.uk/1mHGF

 

 

We take a look at the future of iGaming & the role of #BitcoinSV at #CGLive with a panel discussion:

 

 

 

 

Panel:

@CryptoFights

/ Kronoverse CEO Adam Kling,

Esports Entertainment Group CTO John Brackens

@Unikrnco

CEO & Co-founder

@Rahulsood

 

 

Daniel Keane, Paul Chiari and Brendan Lee spoke at CoinGeek Live about using the Bitcoin SV ledger to store massive amounts of data generated by everything from pumps to trees and even cows. […]

Read More…

The post CoinGeek Live 2020: How Bitcoin SV provides data ledger for Internet of Things appeared first on CoinGeek .

https://coingeek.com/coingeek-live-2020-how-bitcoin-sv…/

 

 

Xoken Labs is announcing Xoken Vega, a new Bitcoin SV node implementation. […]

Read More…

The post Xoken Labs Announces Ultra-Scalable Node Infrastructure: Xoken Vega appeared first on CoinGeek .

https://coingeek.com/xoken-labs-announces-ultra-scalable…/

 

 

Unbounded Enterprise is a Bitcoin (BSV) transaction processor, services provider, and services aggregator which aims to drive the integration of Bitcoin into start-ups and existing businesses. […]

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Bitcoin SV is growing in Latin America and Spain

Bitcoin SV is growing in Latin America and Spain.


2020 07 06
https://coingeek.com/bitcoin-sv-is-growing-in-latin-america-and-spain/

 

 

Bitcoin SV (BSV) serves as a global ledger that makes use of the original Bitcoin capabilities. No wonder people from all over the world are involved.

Especially in Spain and Latin America, BSV seems to win users, developers, enthusiasts, businesses and media traction. Time for CoinGeek to meet some of the Spanish and Latin American Bitcoin SV proponents.

We caught up with Ramon Quesada and Jaime Sánchez, both highly involved in developing a BSV society in Spain and Latin America.

 

Hello Ramon and Jaime! Kindly introduce yourself to our readers.

Ramon: Hi, my name is Ramon Quesada, I’m from Cuba, but I have been living in Valencia (Spain) for close to 30 years. I first heard about Bitcoin in spring 2013, I fell in love with the concept at the first glance, let’s say I have been looking for something that gives me freedom all my life, and that’s what I saw in Bitcoin when I started to read about it. Since then I’ve been involved to learn and create a community in Valencia, you may see more info on my blog.

Jaime: Well, I was born near to a small city in La-Mancha, Spain, 29 years ago. I am involved in Bitcoin since 2013 when I was studying computer science at the university. I literally spent weeks at the library just reading about that. Since then I dropped full time to Bitcoin to try to understand it. I refer to myself as a multidisciplinary researcher, working with some fintech startups in these years. I can say my experience is focused on derivatives markets and financial controlling. For more info: this is my website.

 

Take us inside the digital asset world of Spain and Latin America—how broadly known is “general crypto” in your countries so far?

Ramon: Well, I used to run an online newspaper franchise as a team manager, Cointelegraph España (which is not what we have today, Cointelegraph en español, is not a franchise) from the end of 2015 till August 2017. BTC was changing a lot, especially the transaction fees, the confirmation time etc., that made things go bad for merchants and users.

So BTC almost lost the sense of medium of exchange for merchants and users, and from that perspective, I was losing sponsors in order make the franchise successful, and the point is that there were very few companies at that time that used to sponsor us, so franchise was over, and now by the time that has passed, things for merchants and users were not getting better, I would say things are even worse.

So then came the ICO era, and after that the BCH fork, and after that BSV—when I saw the roadmap of BSV, at the end of 2018—I said to myself: this is a completely different story! And this must be the opportunity to the ecosystem to grow.

BSV has only one year and a half so far, and we start to see growth in Spain (HandCash was an standard point to follow and to learn from) and in a few countries in Latin America (we have a friend in Argentina working for Money Button, another reference for the community). We also have some friends from Venezuela (Kuwai dev), they are working in some project in the MetaNet space, and they are coming out with their apps this same year. These are just some examples of what we have, but not all of them. Now the difference is that the BSV blockchain protocol is already done, so we are ready to receive developers to construct on top of BSV.

Jaime: I can say this “crypto world” is driven by new users each time price goes up, in Spain for example you can find meetups about these 1000 alternative coins trying to find devs to develop in their tech, and on the other hand you can see typical monthly meetups about false narrative, BTC maximalist, and DEFI.

People do not want to learn about tech, just a tiny group building with blockchain tech, it is just a few, and they are building incorrectly, with no scale projects and proofs of concepts. The community is guided by trends, ICOs, STOs, now the DEFI scam. Nobody is trying to understand the real tech on their own. Everything is about the price, buy and sell, and exchanges do events and marketing to catch new “retail investors.”

In Spain, if you go out and ask random people on the street, they think Bitcoin is a risky speculation, related with drugs and black markets and their confidence is low. That’s the majority point of view.

 

Can you name some of the biggest exchanges in your countries and some media outlets that report on digital assets?

Ramon: There are some small websites here in Spain, unfortunately they have to follow what the community agenda marks. Now most of them are publishing more pro BTC and DeFi news. We have a couple of friends that cover BSV/MetaNet news here in Spain: https://www.tucriptomoneda.com and https://observatorioblockchain.com.

We hope these examples would replicate in other countries in Latin America.

Jaime: For example, in Spain Bit2me or Bitnovo are the mains exchange actors, tiny startups and early adopters operating as a broker with a fee, but no real exchanges because of the law. In Spain it is not clear how to operate as a real exchange.

 

Both of you seem to have acknowledged that the original Bitcoin only lives on in the form of Bitcoin SV (BSV) nowadays. How much attention does Bitcoin SV get in your community?

Ramon: It is a small community, let’s say after a year and a half, we are just starting, but we have already done some social network to share information with the community, because we have 7 years’ experience of doing blockchain/crypto community:

BSV en Español:

– Web: https://bsvespanol.org/

– Telegram Public Chat: BSV en español: https://t.me/Bitcoin_S_V (218 Members)

– Twitter: https://twitter.com/Bsvespanol (260 Followers)

– YouTube Channel: (More than 30 videos created and 138 subscribers)

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpE2q1-sgCM-9LCJ8PCYyvg

– Meetup https://www.meetup.com/es-ES/BitcoinSV_Valencia (140 Members)

– Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BitcoinSVValencia/ (5.600 Members, mostly from Nigeria)

This is our latest torpedo, with only 24 active users, we haven’t opened it for the entire community yet, thanks especially to Jaime Sánchez we did run it up in only a few days and here is the current content: https://foro.bsvespanol.org/

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Jaime:
 It were difficult times. We have tried to explain technology, history and “why BSV” in some meetups in Madrid (were supposedly a more techy community exists), but we found criticism, attacks and a lot of mixed concepts badly argued by people that think they have more knowledge or the correct knowledge about Bitcoin.

It’s so difficult to create a “community”, but now we think—and being 7 years in this ecosystem—we have found the correct way, not arguing with them, just building our own infrastructure with our new Spanish forum related only to BSV and focus on the history of Bitcoin (the real one) and development. We are building the correct time line for the new users of the future.

 

What about the “crypto media” reports about Bitcoin SV in Spain and Latin America? Are they reporting neutrally, not at all or even negatively connoted?

Ramon: They are pro BTC, without neutrality, but we keep fighting for our freedom!

Jaime: “Crypto media” publish what companies are paying them to publish, simple, and some clickbaits with no real value are just sensationalism.

 

Is there kind of a language barrier for people from Latin America to get crucial information about Bitcoin SV?

Ramon: Definitely yes!

Jaime: Yes, absolutely. We`ve spent more than 6 years in this tech and always English has been a “problem” for new Spanish or Latin American people. There are professionals, high qualified, great people with creative skills and thoughts, others maybe don’t have a high level education, but a lot of interest to learn and how to start using this, not just buy and sell. When they understand the real usability they wake up and want more. For the professional side, the main part missing is a good documentation or official standards to start with.

Our main mission was always to be the bridge between these people, and I have to say that Ramon Quesada did a really good work in these years, working 24/7 in filtering the good information. I’ve learned so much sharing time with him, we spent time in events, different communities and projects in these years; we were learned, studied and kept doing it. I am proud to share this adventure with Ramon, with all the people that we knew in these years, and to be part of something greater than ourselves that can impact millions of lives in the future.

 

How is “crypto twitter” in Spain and Latin America positioned concerning Bitcoin SV?

Ramon: We are few, but we believe we are in the right path, so we tweet every day! We are growing slowly but very firm, I want to thank all friends that help sharing our tweets, and especially Luis Carrión, he never gives up tweeting and twetching, I have no words to thank his fantastic work! Also see:

Bitcoinˢᵛ en español: https://twitter.com/Bsvespanol

Bitcoinˢᵛ Argentina: https://twitter.com/argentina_sv

Jaime: “Crypto twitter” in Spain is the clear reflection of the community, they are all wrong in general, with false narratives about scarcitystore of value and blah blah blah.

The problem is the money behind the exchanges and companies which are not showing themselves publicly, they are moving the markets in this kind of casino party, the 98% of the ICOs are not presenting any project working with blockchain in these past years.

“Crypto twitter” is not good for knowledge, sadly it’s a waste of time, because when a good info appears, nobody is watching, but if you are part of the business, you know, you need to be a player, it is the price to pay. On the other hand, you have this kind of gurus collaborating with some entities, companies or official government initiatives just talking and talking and doing meetups for nothing. But they created their mini-community and they are validating their ideas for themselves. For sure, we are the only Spanish “real Bitcoin knowledge base” right now

 

How easy or hard is it for your friends and families to actually get onboarded to Bitcoin SV? Which onboarding process is being used most, and what could or should improve?

Ramon: Hard question! It is hard to do onboarding. I think we have to improve the education process, more quality information to kill all those myths about Bitcoin! We need to have a good narrative and success in BSV, and small projects are very important for onboarding.

We designed a roadmap to show to the Bitcoin Association, we hope someday we could make it real:

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Jaime: For now, onboarding is as easy as to show apps running on top of Bitcoin or using micropayments. We show apps like Twetch and HandCash, we put some money inside, Money Button also, and show how to create your own profile, people learn to do things with Bitcoin SV.

We are not explaining what blockchain is, what a Bitcoin address is, but we explain easy to understand things. Just use it and see how fast it is. The difficult part is explaining when they ask about BTC, you need to be careful using words to explain what a software implementation is and why you can have different implementations.

 

Let us talk about what both of you actually do to help spreading Bitcoin SV in Spain and Latin America. Kindly tell us about the meetups you have done so far!

Ramon: Basically we use social network to inform about our meetups, then give freedom to people to express themselves and give them the best information we have. We do not give financial advice, we give them everything to learn by themselves, then we show them our social network in which we have the discussion, like the Telegram chat: https://t.me/Bitcoin_S_V

And soon in the forum for the entire Spanish speaking BSV communityhttps://foro.bsvespanol.org/

We talk clearly and we show the BSV roadmap, and the difference with other blockchains, there is no secrecy, but work every day!

Jaime: Currently we launched this website for Spanish and Latin American people: https://Bsvespanol.org

In some way to catch people that are searching about BSV in Spanish, to do a listing about local communities groups here: https://bsvespanol.org/comunidades/

And redirect to our official forum—https://foro.bsvespanol.org—where we are putting on as much information as we can: Craig Wright articles and reflections, myths and false narrative problems, developer tools etc.

The idea is to put all the information in form of threads, to start with a good knowledge base. For now we are trying to do it this way, filtering in all the people trying to guide these people to the truth, saving time and accelerating the learning curve as easy and as fast as possible. If you are reading this and want to form a part of the forum, you can contact us at our official Spanish telegram group or in the contact form on the website.

Of course we would want to do this with the Bitcoin Association in collaboration, working as a part of the Bitcoin Association or collaborator, but we think heroes or leaders are missing and you don’t have to ask permission to build something. Latin America has a huge community that is missing in the game, as well as Spain.

 

What is planned for the future? Are you going for even bigger events?

Ramon: Yes, sure! Thanks to the Bitcoin Association, we have done some events, and we hope to continue our activities. We have already announced the 16th BSV Meetup.

We have done one meetup each month so far, I think we are the only community with 16 meetups, but we rather prefer recurring activities (like a mini Hackathon, every 3 or 6 months, for example, than isolated big events), we are thinking in the long run, and we want a strong community!

Jaime: This is the beginning. Currently we are running the first Spanish meetup about BSV in Valencia, Spain. We did 14 official meetups so far, first with BCH and later with BSV.

We did the first in person mini hackathon for Spanish people in Barcelona last summer:

And now we want to launch the second in person hackathon in Valencia this summer.

We also think it is important to start talking with universities to collaborate in boot camps or meetups to show the tech to students with all the possibilities of Bitcoin in the next academic year.

 

From the meetups you organized and your involvement in the Latin American and Spanish “BSV society”, is there anything specific that people from Latin America and Spain expect from Bitcoin SV’s development/apps?

Ramon: Well, for most of the veteran people in the space, we expect to see BitCoin as it always was intended to be—money for the entire world, BitCoin as a medium of exchange, low fees, fast transactions, micropayment as a new business model, and also new business model using our data, and a lot of new business models we cannot even imagine yet.

We think for people from countries like in Latin America, Bitcoin is not an expensive toy, it rather is a desired tool to improve their lives, and we have to show them that Bitcoin is back, and the promise to make a better world is still alive, today more than ever before.

Jaime: I think people don’t realize the potential of the real Bitcoin as a form of protocol to build everything on top of. They are waiting real micropayments and standard payments in merchant and retail shops locally but in general people don’t see all the power yet.

In Latin America, they want to use Bitcoin for everything as a normal currency, we need to spread people that Bitcoin is a tool to improve the form of the classic fiat money, but not a currency per se, that is the original idea we are learning now.

 

How can we get in touch with your community and be up to date on the progress? Are there any “must follow” Twetch or Twitter users from Spain and Latin America to have an eye on? Is there a specific website you recommend? Maybe a Streamanity or Youtube channel?

Ramon: Sure!

Web: https://bsvespanol.org/

Telegram public chat:

BSV en español: https://t.me/Bitcoin_S_V

Bitcoin SV Bizkaia: https://t.me/bsvbizkaia

BitcoinSV Catalunya: https://t.me/CatalunyaBSV

BitCoinˢᵛ Argentina: https://t.me/joinchat/AJAzdESwi2sOfW8vCp-i2Q

Bitcoinˢᵛ Colombia: https://t.me/joinchat/AJAzdFilnbhmi_Ng0-OzUw

Bitcoinˢᵛ Venezuela: https://t.me/joinchat/L337ZBTYxsofMPizynBbzA

Bitcoinˢᵛ Mexico: https://t.me/joinchat/AJAzdE9e3RHkvgfTrvOiQg

BSV – CUBA: https://t.me/BSVCUBA

Twitter:

BSV en español: https://twitter.com/Bsvespanol

BitCoinˢᵛ Argentina: https://twitter.com/argentina_sv

YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpE2q1-sgCM-9LCJ8PCYyvg

Meetups: https://www.meetup.com/es-ES/BitcoinSV_Valencia

Facebook groups:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/BitcoinSVValencia/

https://foro.bsvespanol.org/

Jaime: Our contacts in Twetch and Twitter are Ramon Quesada and Jaimexbt. Yes, I know, sorry, I’ve been using the ticker XBT as a part of my alias since 2013.

It is useful to follow HandCash’s Alex Agut, our friend and ambassador, but he is always posting in English. The rest of our friends are working hard locally in their Latin American communities like Cuba, Colombia or Venezuela, but they are still small communities, there is a lot of work to do!

Thank you very much Michael, and thanks also to the CoinGeek staff and all people that give us the opportunity to express ourselves in this interview.

 

Standardize SPV and Tokens for Five Billion Daily Active Users

Introduction

In order to get to five billion daily active users of Bitcoin it is important to implement and standardize Simplified Payment Verification (SPV) wallets with support for tokenized digital assets including major world fiat currencies like the US Dollar.

We can summarize these initiatives as follows:

  1. Implement and standardize SPV wallets. SPV wallets, described in the original white paperbut never fully implemented, enable users to possess and transact in digital cash. Although the user will not know how it works, what is going on is that their device is automatically sending and receiving transactions from other people and entities and verifying the user’s own transactions. Not only does this enable every non-custodial use-case, such as small cash transactions, it is also important for the security of Bitcoin as a whole that the block headers are widely distributed in end-user SPV wallets. The wide distribution of block headers is what prevents nodes from committing fraud and is the central distinguishing feature of a public blockchain versus a private database. Not only do we need to implement SPV, but we need to do so in a way that is standardized and interoperable through the ecosystem.
  2. Implement and standardize tokenized digital assets on Bitcoin. Most people will not consciously send and receive Bitcoin. Instead, they will send and receive their local fiat currency or other digital assets such as stocks and bonds. Under the hood, Bitcoin is being used to pay nodes to stamp their transaction to the blockchain. But the costs are so small as to be negligible to most users. In order to get tokens going on Bitcoin, we need both the technical protocols to do so as well as the businesses (and maybe governments) to back the assets. It is important that these protocols are standardized so that they can be widely implemented and used throughout the ecosystem.

This is not a complete list of tasks that we must finish to get to five billion daily active users. We need to learn, build, test, iterate, rebuild, educate, market, sell, and over again just like any other industry. In this article we are going to concentrate only on the technical standards portion of the initiative. Our goal is to standardize everything necessary to get to five billion daily active users.

The Technical Standards Committee

The Bitcoin Association recently announced the Technical Standards Committee (TSC). The goal of the TSC is to establish and maintain a process for creating technical standards that use Bitcoin as the base protocol. The TSC will not actually create standards but will make sure that anyone who wants to create a standard has a clear process to follow that will result in real standards that are widely used.

Paymail (see also Money Button documentation) is an example of a standard we have already created, but that has not been formally standardized yet. We will create a formal standard for paymail and all other standards that we need to result in SPV and tokens across the ecosystem. Because tokens are so critical for use-cases for Bitcoin, and because token protocols are highly linked to many possible standards related to SPV, we include the token roadmap alongside the SPV roadmap.

Money Button and other companies are going to follow the process outlined by the TSC to start standardizing the future of wallets, including most especially SPV and tokens. This article motivates the standardization process so as to increase collaboration across the ecosystem, since standards require wide agreement by their nature.

The Definition of SPV and Tokens

There are no SPV wallets right now. This is a bit surprising considering SPV was described in the original white paper. Why haven’t any wallets actually implemented SPV?

Essentially, SPV has been overlooked because Bitcoin has been widely misunderstood and mis-implemented. Many people who got involved in Bitcoin were motivated to do something other than create the plumbing of the world economy. Their vision did not require scale, security, user-experience, or legality, so they never implemented SPV.

For those of us who want world adoption and who believe that the original vision for Bitcoin will get us there, we need to take care of the basics now. It is our responsibility to make SPV and tokens happen.

Non-custodial wallets currently exist, but do not go far enough for real SPV. The properties of an SPV wallet are as follows:

  1. Transactions must be sent peer-to-peer. There is no reason for a payer to rely on a transaction to be relayed through nodes when they could hand over the transaction peer-to-peer directly to the recipient. This allows for instant transactions and is far more scaleable as it does not require that the recipient scan the blockchain or subscribe to a service to find their payment.
  2. Transactions must include inputs and Merkle proofs. In order for the recipient to validate their transaction while offline, it is important that they can see the input transactions and inclusion proofs (Merkle proofs) for the inputs. The input transactions are necessary in order to validate the transaction and the Merkle proofs are necessary to know the coins originally came from the blockchain. Although many people will be online when receiving a transaction, it is important that our protocols do not exclude realistic use-cases, and internet connections are not 100% reliable. The offline use-case is also important for future extensibility to support payment channels which aren’t sent to nodes.
  3. Wallets must track the block headers from the nodes. The end-user wallet can track the latest block headers from the nodes using a standardized form of Miner ID and the Merchant API. If it is ever the case that a node commits fraud such as by changing the block headers, it is important that the block headers are widely distributed to prevent this. This does not require that end-user wallets do anything expensive (SPV is cheap) but it does require that wallet developers are conscious to do SPV properly to make sure this security mechanism exists.

Tokens need the following properties:

  1. Standardized token protocol, or at least a wrapper protocol. We do not currently have a standardized token protocol, but there are several in development. If possible, it is desirable to have only one standard so that there is less for businesses to implement. However, some token protocols may be more appropriate for some use-cases than others. To allow for this, it may be better to standardize a token wrapper that allow us to use tokens in an interoperable way across services without worrying about the details inside each protocol. This will allow a market of many different protocols to exist while still limiting the amount of work businesses have to do to implement new protocols.
  2. Real world businesses or governments that back assets. Tokens are not useful if they do not have value. It is important that we have real-world stocks, bonds, and fiat currencies. Each of these asset classes have many different types of assets issued by governments or corporations all over the world. There can be many parallel initiatives in places that solve different pieces of this puzzle. The token protocols must be developed in collaboration with these businesses to make sure the protocols will actually be used.

SPV and tokens, by their nature, require interoperable standards. A wallet that implements SPV and tokens in a proprietary way does not have any advantages over systems that already exist like centralized payment and data management. In order to get the benefits of Bitcoin, these things must be standardized to enable a competitive market.

Why SPV and Tokens Matter for Five Billion Daily Active Users

SPV and Tokens are prerequisites for five billion daily active users for the following reasons:

  1. SPV is necessary to scale Bitcoin. As the volume of transactions increases on the network, the cost of running the node software increases. It is already cost-prohibitive for normal users to run the node software and it will only get more expensive. It has always been the intention that end-users run SPV, which requires computational power low enough that even feature phones can do it. Widely deployed SPV is the only way we get to five billion daily active users.
  2. SPV is necessary for the security of Bitcoin. Oddly overlooked, it is necessary that the block headers are widely distributed for Bitcoin to be secure. If everyone has the block headers, then no one can unwind the blockchain. Some people have promoted the idea that everyone should run the node software, which would result in everyone having the block headers, but this will not work because it is cost prohibitive. However, SPV is extremely cheap and scaleable, so it is a way to distribute the block headers widely, almost for free.
  3. SPV is necessary for private Bitcoin. Bitcoin enables users to really own their data and their money. For many transactions, users desire privacy. Digital cash in SPV wallets enables genuinely private transactions. Only the user and the recipient of the funds know who are the participants of the transaction. As the scale of Bitcoin increases, the privacy increases because finding a transaction is like finding a needle in a haystack that keeps getting bigger. Users do not get these benefits if they must rely on trusted third-parties to transact on their behalf, because then the trusted third-party knows everything.
  4. SPV is necessary for usable Bitcoin. Bitcoin enables a better user-experience than the traditional payment system for many use-cases, especially small cash transactions and micropayments. Small cash transactions do not require Know-Your-Customer (KYC) compliance, meaning that users do not need to scan their passport to use the service. Thus, it is easy to create and destroy SPV wallets without any action from the user. Using SPV as contrasted with a custodial wallet enables this use-case.
  5. Tokens are necessary for usable Bitcoin. Tokens are key because most users will not care about Bitcoin (BSV) the digital asset. Instead, they will use a wallet that manages digital assets they actually care about, such as their local fiat currency for cash transactions or their investment portfolio including stocks and bonds. In most cases, users will not know they are using Bitcoin, in the same way that most users do now know they are using the internet.

SPV and tokens are necessary (but not sufficient) for five billion daily active users.

A Standardization Roadmap

The intention of this article is not to argue in favor of any particular standards (except existing standards, like paymail), but to argue that we need to have a standardization roadmap with small, modular standards that build up from the most basic standards to complex standards. Each modular standard will have some businesses interested and designing and implementing it. The fact that they fit together like puzzle pieces in a standardization roadmap will encourage more businesses to get onboard as they will see the end-game is something we all want.

As such, the following is a hypothetical standardization roadmap that will get us to five billion daily active users with SPV and tokens. Our hope is that businesses will provide feedback to this roadmap and that the standards we actually design and implement will solve the same set of issues, but may look different in detail to the particulars outlined here.

  1. Paymail

Paymail as it was originally launched solves two important problems: A way to have names that are human-readable and machine-readable simultaneously, and a way to have an endpoint so that users can communicate (or their device can communicate on their behalf) with the other person or entity. We also had the ability to deliver addresses and public keys in the original paymail protocol, but these should be regarded as MVPs of paymail. The real value of paymail is that it is an extensible protocol for naming and queries and we can use it to solve many of the other issues for SPV and tokens. Most of the value of paymail will be delivered over time as it is extended to solve countless issues that rely on naming and queries.

  1. Signatures, encryption, and Diffie-Hellman (DH) key exchange

Many protocols we want to use on top of Bitcoin will require data that is signed and/or encrypted. Money Button has already implemented on-chain and off-chain signatures and encryption and it is widely used around the ecosystem. We need to standardize signatures and encryption both for their own sake, but also to with the intention to be re-used inside other higher-level protocols discussed below, such as invoices and KYC.

Signatures and encryption often only make sense in the context of a shared secret and derivation of new keys, and as such as should include DH key exchange in these standards, along with any other cryptographic primitives that we plan to re-use in higher level protocols.

Dependencies:

  1. Paymail. While not all signatures or encryption need to be attached to a paymail, many do. The public key in the original paymail protocol can be used for signatures, encryption, and DH key exchange.
  2. KYC

Know-Your-Customer (KYC) regulations play an important role throughout the ecosystem. Any time a user needs to scan their passport of government ID, it is probably because of KYC regulations. Exchanges and wallets need to follow KYC regulations.

KYC can be irritating for the end-user if they have to scan their passport over and over. But a related concept is that the user likes to know what is the true identity of the party on the other side of the transaction, such as when making a purchase at a store or with another individual the user is trading with. This is good for end-users. A good solution to KYC can solve both issues, bringing both the user-experience benefits and eliminating the need to scan one’s passport over and over.

Essentially, the way to solve KYC is to allow third-party identity businesses like Jumio, or wallets or exchanges acting on their behalf, to sign a user’s paymail. This in combination with a standardized paymail authentication system will allow users to log into services and provide access to KYC information without first scanning their passport for the Nth time.

The same technology can be used to allow businesses to prove their identity to the end-user or to other businesses.

Dependencies:

  1. Paymail. The proposed solution to KYC requires an extension to paymail that allows third-party KYC providers to sign the user’s paymail.
  2. Signatures, encryption and DH key exchange. The paymail is signed, and private data will need to be encrypted.
  3. Invoices

Users need to be able to send and receive invoices in a standardized way where a user with one wallet can send an invoice to another wallet. The notion of invoices will almost certainly replace the casual use of sending money to an address or a paymail. Invoices can be signed, authenticated, and tracked in a manner that makes accounting much better than without them. Invoices are standard in business and we should being them to Bitcoin.

BIP 270 is a proposed standard but is not yet widely implemented. We can use BIP 270, but we should be sure to also solve the problems that aren’t solved by BIP 270, including most especially signing the invoices, which will require KYC and related standards first.

Dependencies:

  1. Paymail. This is who the invoice is to and from and how we do KYC.
  2. Signatures, encryption, and DH key exchange. Either used on its own to sign/encrypt invoices or used in combination with KYC.
  3. KYC. The ability to sign an invoice with your real name or company name.
  4. NAT traversal

In order to send messages peer-to-peer over the internet, which is necessary for sending transactions and Merkle proofs, we need to worry about a highly technical issue with respect to how the ipv4-based internet works. This issue is Network Address Translation (NAT) which means the the router in between the user and the internet will automatically change their IP address and makes it quite difficult to get a message directly to them from the outside unless they have first established a connection. There are a variety of techniques for solving this issue. We will not propose any particular solutions here, other than to point out that the solutions involve a bit of cryptography, and as such any solution will likely require signatures and encryption.

Dependencies:

  1. Signatures, encryption, and DH key exchange. Most likely will be used to authenticate the communicating party.
  2. Peer-to-peer messaging

SPV requires that we send transactions peer-to-peer. Additionally, input transactions and Merkle proofs are also sent along with the payment. It is possible that a peer-to-peer messaging protocol could be used for other things besides transactions (such as user-to-user chat), but transactions will be the primary use-case.

Note that in this example I am assuming invoices are implemented first, but it would also be possible to build an invoice system on top of the peer-to-peer messaging infrastructure.

Dependencies:

  1. Paymail. The name and endpoint of the person or entity the user is messaging.
  2. Signatures, encryption, and DH key exchange. Cryptography is used for all messages for privacy and authenticity.
  3. NAT traversal. The only way to get a message to an end-user is with some resolution to NAT traversal.
  4. On-chain audit trail

Many protocols become more secure if events are logged on-chain, including the delivery of the receiving address in paymail. A standardized way to do on-chain logging would be useful.

Dependencies:

  1. Paymail. Most likely the logs are tagged with a paymail.
  2. Signatures, encryption, and DH key exchange. Most likely the logs are signed and encrypted with a paymail.
  3. Peer-to-peer transactions, Merkle proofs, and input transactions

SPV requires that transactions themselves are sent directly to the recipient along with input and transactions and Merkle proofs so that the recipient can validate the transaction before sending it to a node.

Note that Money Button, Handcash, and Simply.Cash already have implemented a version of peer-to-peer transactions, which is a useful starting point for full SPV.

Dependencies:

  1. Paymail. Where to send the transaction and where it comes from.
  2. Signatures, encryption, and DH key exchange. Cryptography is used for all messages for privacy and authenticity.
  3. NAT traversal. The only way to get a message to an end-user is with some resolution to NAT traversal.
  4. Peer-to-peer messaging. Most likely this protocol is built directly on top of the peer-to-peer messaging protocol.
  5. Tokens or token wrapper protocol

To make implementation easier, it is desirable that we have exactly one token protocol standard. However, given the history of our industry and the proliferation of projects creating token protocols, we may never have a situation where there is one dominant token protocol. Thus, we should consider standardizing a simple and flexible wrapper protocol for tokens that will enable token protocol developers to innovate inside of a standard wrapper so that.

ERC 20 tokens are the token wrapper protocol for Ethereum.

Tokens most likely do not depend on any of the other standards on this list, but may be used inside of them. For instance, the invoice protocol may not start out support tokens, but may need to be extended to do so.

  1. Names and avatars for paymail

It would be useful to see names and faces next to the paymails in your contact list.

Dependencies:

  1. Paymail. Who the name and avatar is for.
  2. Signatures, encryption, and DH key exchange. For signing the names and avatars.
  3. FATF compliance

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) creates recommendations for national governments to regulate their financial industry. The recommendations are widely followed globally and we need to comply with them. New FATF recommendations require that businesses communicate KYC information for digital currency transactions. A protocol has already been created to solve this issue: InterVASP. We will have the option of using InterVASP or rolling our own or some of both.

Dependencies:

  1. Paymail. Almost certainly our solution should be built on top of paymail to make sending and receiving transactions simple and compatible with our existing systems.
  2. KYC. We also have the option of using our own KYC technology in the protocol.
  3. Paymail authentication or “sign in with paymail”

Because Money Button adopted basic cryptographic operations including signatures, businesses have started to implement informal “sign in with paymail” by swiping Money Button. This is both a great solution to the user-experience issue of logging into a website without using yet another new username and password, and also a way to provide permissioned access to the user’s wallet. This makes countless applications possible and can be combined with other protocols like KYC to enable single sign-on into financial institutions without having to scan one’s passport yet again. This idea is probably best extended to become a protocol. We can call this paymail authentication or “sign in with paymail”.

Not only should this protocol allow one to sign in, but it should also include protocols for granting permission to the user’s wallet. For instance, the user can grant access to spend small amounts of money automatically or sign or encrypt or decrypt data automatically. These extensions could be added after the basic protocol for signing in is created first.

Dependencies:

  1. Paymail. The name you use to log in is your paymail and we re-use the https endpoints for other properties of the protocol such as granting permission.
  2. Signatures, encryption, and DH key exchange. These will be necessary for authentication and privacy.

Conclusion

We have argued that SPV and tokens are necessary to achieve five billion daily active users for Bitcoin. Five billion comes from the number of adult economic agents on the planet. If we can achieve this number, we can confidently say we have achieved global adoption for Bitcoin.

In order to have SPV and tokens, it is not just a matter of having one business implement them. SPV and tokens are by their nature protocols that need to be widely adopted if they are to be meaningful. They need to be standards.

The Technical Standards Committee (TSC) has been created to facilitate the creation of standards. The next step is a roadmap where businesses design and implement standards useful to them in a particular order that allows standards to be re-used inside of each other with smart dependencies. We start with the most basic standards first and build upwards.

What we have outlined in this article is a hypothetical roadmap for creating modular standards that will result in widely implemented SPV and tokens. The roadmap here does not propose any concrete standards other than the ones that already exist (particularly paymail). Instead, the roadmap is intended to provoke discussion and be referenced by companies already working on these standards. The intention is that the actual standards roadmap will be similar to this list, but most likely will include more, better solutions, after relevant discussions have taken place.

Ryan X. Charles is the founder of Money Button and a member of the Technical Standards Committee.

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Craig Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto

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Why Satoshi Nakamoto is a Bitcoin Cash Maximalist
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‘Craig is Satoshi,’ says Money Button’s Ryan X Charles as he ‘validates’ 8 of Wright’s 17 degrees.

Friday, 03 May 2019

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Craig Wright’s claims of being Satoshi Nakamoto has been widely rejected by a lot of prominent people in the cryptocurrency space. However, Wright has been relentless in his quest to prove that he is the creator of Bitcoin, enough to even file “harassment and libel” lawsuits that claim he is Satoshi Nakamoto.

This debate was recently reignited by Ryan Charles, a prominent voice in the crypto community. Charles, the CEO of Money Button, uploaded a video on his YouTube channel to back up a recent

that said,

“Craig Wright has 17 degrees and he’s getting two more PhDs right now, simultaneously, while working a full-time job.

Craig Wright’s claims of being Satoshi Nakamoto has been widely rejected by a lot of prominent people in the cryptocurrency space. However, Wright has been relentless in his quest to prove that he is the creator of Bitcoin, enough to even file “harassment and libel” lawsuits that claim he is Satoshi Nakamoto.

This debate was recently reignited by Ryan Charles, a prominent voice in the crypto community. Charles, the CEO of Money Button, uploaded a video on his YouTube channel to back up a recent

He is the most serious life-long learner and scientist I have ever heard of in my life. Inspiring.”Charles’ latest YouTube video was a response to the negative comments to his aforementioned tweet, primarily to “clear out the misinformation” about Craig Wright. In the video, Charles said that he validated eight of Wright’s 17 degrees and also presented his method of finding (Googling) one of Wright’s PhD thesis.

He also said that he believed Wright to be “the real Satoshi Nakamoto” based on the proofs available online and his personal interaction with Wright. Charles supported this claim based on Wright’s knowledge of Bitcoin. He said,

“He has explained many things that no one had any explanation for. I’m very convinced that he (Wright) is Satoshi Nakamoto.”

While the self-recorded video’s central premise was supporting Wright’s Satoshi claims, Charles also took a jibe at ongoing token scams, while questioning Binance’s legality in the US. He asked the viewers,

“How come Binance is not doing KYC/AML stuff that the regulated exchanges in the U.S. do? They are breaking the law!”

Additionally, he labeled the people that refuse Wright’s claims as “liars”.

Following further discussion about how the Internet fueled the hate for the controversial self-proclaimed Bitcoin creator, Charles’ video ended by warning ‘haters’ about Wright’s intent to sue for defamation. While the video caught the attention of the crypto-enthusiasts, no official comment has been made by any prominent players by press time.

 

Theory of Bitcoin – A serie from – Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan Charles

 

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 This information is currently in the public domain, what happens is that you have to search the internet a lot to find it:

This document is a post written by Lisa, Craig Wright’s sister, on her Tumblr blog, describing some things, which we already knew from the statements of Craig’s uncle, Don Lynam, despite Craig and his family They have tried to keep all this information as private as possible, finally and especially as a result of the trial that is being held in Florida USA, Ira Kleiman Vs Craig Wright is coming to light and I think that it will finally become an open secret, now you are possibly one of the first to read this text.

 

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Grand Dad, Captain R. A. Lynam 

By LISA N EDWARDS  – Lisa & River (Craig’s sisters)

https://lisanedwards.tumblr.com/post/144084757395/where-did-i-come-from

 

I’ve been researching my family history… To find out why I do things the way I do and why certain people in my family are the way they are…

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This is a picture of my ‘Pop’, my Grand Dad, Captain R. A. Lynam

Every ANZAC Day (25th April) and Remembrance Day (11th November) that passes I often wonder what secrets he took to his grave. This year Ancestry.com.au offered free access to War Records so I decided to have a look after hearing an advertisement on the radio. My Pop served in World War 2. This is what I discovered in the documents… The below image was taken when he was just 22 years old. My Nana didn’t want him to join the army, he had a successful Radio Repair business in rural Queensland, but he still did, he felt he had something to offer the world. Back then there was a greater emphasis on serving your country..

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His enlistment to the Australia Army was in 1939, by the time he was discharged in 1946 he had gained the rank of Captain.   After joining his first post in the Australian Army was in the Allied Translator & Interpretor Section, Signal Corp – Brisbane and my Nana tells me he was to be promoted to Major, but decided the Army was no longer for him.

During his time in the armed forces, he served in the Philippines with General MacArthur’s Staff Group “Intelligence, Interrogation, and Code Breaking” Think of movies like the ‘Imitation Game’ for the type of work he would have done.

After leaving the Australian Army, my Pop was part of British/USA/Australian Intelligence Organization and was embedded in the US ARMY, where he was one of the Cryptography and Code Breaking Experts.

He was awarded medals but from the paperwork I have received he did not receive these until 1970. Nana tells me he didn’t want them and did not think he deserved them, it wasn’t until my Uncle asked for them that he wrote to the government seeking them.

My Pop died a few years ago now, survived by my Nana who turned 95 this year. When I was growing up we (my brother, Craig Wright and younger sister, Danielle and I) would walk home from school to Nana & Pops, and as a small child, I didn’t really understand what Pop did and why he travelled. He also had a room, no one was allowed to enter, (well my brother occasionally so Pop could help him with his inventions and weird and wonderful ideas.) This is where he would tinker away. I now believe that room was filled with some of the 20th Century’s earliest forms of communication. My Mum tells a story how they were one of the very first people to own a TV, no one even knew what it was or had heard of it, let alone owned one. The more I discover, the more I understand… Why the people in my family are, who they are.

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Grand Dad, Captain R. A. Lynam
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Grand Dad, Captain R. A. Lynam 

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Maybe you would like to have a full list of Craig Wright public videos in chronological order, here you are!!!!

Any idea or suggestion is welcome!!!

 

13 jun. 2014  Interview: Bernard von NotHaus
Interview is published with Bernard von Nothaus where he says a mutual friend tells him Satoshi Nakamoto was a fan (2005)

Watch the entire documentary here: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/bitcoin Rare Interview with Visionary Bernhard von Nothaus. The Monetary Architect of the Liberty Dollar was charged and found guilty of federal crimes for “making, possessing, and selling his own currency”. 5 tons of gold and silver were seized by the FBI. Bernhard speaks passionately about central banking, money monopolies, and inflation.

 

29/04/2013  VIDEOCraig Wright tribute video to friend Dave Kleiman (some say this pair is “Satoshi”). RIP (1967-2013)”

https://web.archive.org/web/20130509011754/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGmZ7v3TB2Y

 

  03/06/2014 VIDEO Interview with Craig Wright on code war. Martin B.New

Craig Wright, the researcher at Charles Sturt University also joined CCTV’s discussion on this topic.

10/07/2014 AUDIO Radio Interview back when  CSW worked for Hotwire PE.

01/09/2014 BUSINESS CEO DeMorgan Limited. DeMorgan is a pre-IPO Australian listed company focused on alternative currency. September 2014 – Present (2015) Craig Wright interview. The Bitcoin Dale Dickins

01/09/2014 Craig Wright interview -12:51  Dale Dickins
“During the making of this documentary Dale interviewed Craig Wright, his content *was* going to be narrative for the final episode. The world Craig describes gives a taste of why this technology exists, its peer to peer nature enables people to opt for the differences in their unique lifestyles. When Wired and Gizmodo announced him as Satoshi Nakamoto, plans changed and we decided on releasing his full interview to let people decide for themselves”.

01/09/2014  Craig Wright interview (part 2) 11:19  Dale Dickins


01/09/2014  Craig Wright interview. (part 3) 10:41  Dale Dickins

 

 

2014 VIDEO Craig Wright discusses what Bitcoin IS at Australian Federal and National police Sydney’s Dale Dickins

A table of Australian Federal and National police attended this conference, which caused a few people to shift awkwardly in their seats as Craig Wright talked about transporting items of significant value through airports.

Dr Craig Wright Sydney Conference 2014The Bitcoin Doco – Vimeo

Tristan Winters ice3x.com, Craig Wright aka Satoshi Nakamoto, Johnathon Levin of chainalysis.com a representative for CoinPip speak about the Chinese bitcoin market, tracing bitcoins and how (some) Chinese companies think for bypassing strong regulation.

This conference was particularly interesting, people employed by Australia’s police force attended to find out more how cryptocurrencies work. Their presence made for an interesting space given the topic of conversation, unfortunately all the police people approached declined my invitation to be interviewed.

This section is from day 1 of the 2 day conference held in Sydney July 2014, the CoinPip representative (apologies didn’t grab your name) came a little late to the panel to join Tristan, Craig and Johnathan.

 

 

2015 (45 Years old)

 

18/06/2015 .VIDEO Lecture 1: Free Short Course: Programming on Supercomputers

23/06/2015 .VIDEO Lecture 2: Free Short Course: Programming on Supercomputers

01/07/2015 .VIDEO Lecture 3: Free Short Course: Programming on Supercomputers

08/07/2015 .VIDEO Lecture 4: Free Short Course: Programming on Supercomputers

15/07/2015 .VIDEO Lecture 5: Free Short Course: Programming on Supercomputers

20/07/2015 NEWS Free course in supercomputing at Charles Sturt. Dr Craig Wright, founder and CEO of Cloudcroft‘s parent company, the De Morgan Group – Cloudcroft is De Morgan’s supercomputing arm and has two supercomputers that are currently rated in the world’s top 500 supercomputers.

 

29/10/2015 VIDEO  Is Dr. Craig Wright (Satoshi Nakamoto), inventor of Bitcoin? Nick Szabo London UK Las Vegas, NV Oct. 29 – 30, 2015

All-Star Panel: Ed Moy, Joseph VaughnPerling, Trace Mayer, Nick Szabo, Dr. Craig Wright

 

08/12/2015 VIDEO Gizmodo Alleged Inventors of Bitcoin Uncovered 08/12/2015 NEWS wired – Is Bitcoin’s Creator this Unknown Australian Genius? Probably Not (Updated)    Andy Greenberg AND GWERN BRANWEN

 

 

9/12/2015 NEWS  The Australian who may have invented Bitcoin claimed to land $54M in taxpayer-funded rebates. Business Insider Australia

9/12/2015 NEWS Ian Grigg. Craig’s Australian Residence is raided by the ATO.  

 

10/12/2015 NEWS Home of reported ‘Bitcoin founder’ Craig Wright raided by police

 

2016

02/05/2016 VIDEO BBC News Mr Bitcoin: “I don’t want money, I don’t want fame!”

 

02/06/2016 NEWS El australiano Craig Wright se identifica como el padre del bitcoin – economy – euronews (en español) 1 minuto

 

02/06/2016 BBC NEWS  Dr Craig Wright and Bitcoin CryptoCurrency | Is Dr Wright Satoshi Nakamoto? Michael Parsons answers – https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelparsons/

02/06/2016 NEWS Gavin Andresen about Craig Wright as Satoshi Nakamoto – SciNews -2 minutes

02/06/2016 NEWS   Gavin Andresen says Craig Wright is Satoshi NakamotoRoger Ver -1 minute

30/06/2016 Andrew O’Hagan piece The Satoshi Affair:  

09/08/2016 VIDEO GQ interview – Is Craig Wright the bitcoin genius? – CCCP


2017

08/02/2017 _ Computing and Mathematics › Doctoral Thesis- Charles Sturt University

THE QUANTIFICATION OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS RISK. 362 Pages

13/06/2017 _Craig Wright | iGaming Super Show July 13, 2017 Amsterdam. Andy Rowe III – 26 minuts

 

22/06/2017 _ CSW Presentation at Tokyo (1/2) Tetsuyuki Oishi – 27 minuts

28 06 2016 Andrew O’Hagan: why Craig Wright’s Satoshi Nakamoto proof failed

30/06/2017  SUPERVIDEO Jon Matonis & Craig Wright -The Future of Bitcoin Conference 2017- Arnhem, the Netherlands

 

 

 

 

2017 11 20 Dr. Craig Wright – A Wheelbarrow of Academic Degrees & CertificatesnChain – Publicado el 30 nov. 2017 – 4 minutos
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1X9aq8p_7wDQkIyZmFmU0w2OTQ/view

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B1X9aq8p_7wDbGR4NEpOV2Q5Tjg

 

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13 09 2017 What is true Bitcoin and its future potential ? Dr. Craig Wright – ESILV – 41 minutes

26 09 2017  – Threshold (Signature) of Greatness – Dr. Craig Wright – Hong Kong 2017 – nChain – 29 Minutes

26 09 2017  – The Future of Bitcoin Cash roundtable – Hong Kong 2017 – Bitkan’s Blockchain Global Summit
nChain- 23 minutes

14 11 2017  –  Craig Wright on the basics. How does Bitcoin work? Global Triathlon Network – 6 minuts

14 11 2017  – How is Block chain technology secure from hacking with Bok Khoo and Craig Wright
Global Triathlon Network – 4 minutes

30/11/2017 SUPERVIDEO Dr. Craig Wright: Hording, equity, and the end of debit and credit. Bitcoin Meetup Switzerland 2017 1h12 Minutes nChain


01/ 12/2017 Dr. Craig Wright – Why Patenting Creates Value – 3 min. nChain
nChain Chief Scientist Dr. Craig Wright discusses the value of patents – including for blockchain technology. As he explains, protecting the value of our thoughts and ideas is the heart of capitalism and helps make a stronger society.

 

04/12/2017  The Vin Armani Show – Dr. Craig S. Wright (12/4/2017) – Vin Armani – 1h56 minutos

30/12/2017 Satoshi Nakamoto Interview: The future of Bitcoin Cash. CellPhonecurrentyear – 2h23 minutos

 

2018

07 01 2018 BWC – Interview with Dr. Craig S. Wright on Bitcoin Cash, 2018 Predictions & Bitcoin’s True Purpose
Bitcoin Will Come – 1h14

In our first formal interview for Bitcoin Will Come, we sit down with Craig S. Wright, Chief Scientist for nChain, lifetime learner and academic, and a well-known supporter of Bitcoin Cash.

09 01 2018  Proof of Stake and BCH use casesBitcoin Cash University – 8 minutos

16 01 2018  The Crypto Show – Craig Wright – 2h

27 01 2018 Intellectual Property Debate – Stephan Kinsella vs. Dr. Craig Wright – Vin Armani. 1 hora

15 02 2018 “Q&A with Craig S. Wright – Sydney Bitcoin Cash Meetup (15.2.2018)” 55 Minutos  Bitcoin Will Come

13 03 2018  A Bitcoin Cash World – Dr. Craig Wright and Jimmy Nguyen. nChain – 43 minutos

25 03 2018 Craig Wright satoshi’s vision conference 2018-03-25

25 03 2018  Bitcoin Network Topology: Small World vs Mesh

03 04 2018 “Dr. Craig Wright exposes Blockstream false narrative” 26 minutos

04 04 2018  Interview with Craig Wright | – Satoshi’s Vision Conference, Tokyo 2018– 13 min- Bitcoin.com – 

04 04 2018 Dr. Craig Wright: With Bitcoin, the power is within – 50 min. CoinGeek

17 04 2018 Tokenization on the Bitcoin Cash Chain – Craig Wright @ TOKEN2049

20 04 2018 Is Craig Wright Satoshi? No! – Peter McCormack

09 05 2018 Dr Craig S Wright – nChain at University of Exeter – The Future of Bitcoin (Cash)  21 Minutos

09 05 2018  “Panel Discussion with Craig Wright and Jimmy Nguyen – The Future of Bitcoin (Cash)”  54 Minutos
University of Exeter

10 05 2018  TAS2018: Founder of Bitcoin? Craig Wright, CTO, nChain Group

11 05 2018 nChain’s Craig Wright talks about future of Bitcoin” 

11 05 2018  Dr. Craig Wright: The more you attack the Bitcoin network, the more profitable it becomes”
CoinGeek – 4 minutos

07 08 2018 Another Conversation with Dr. Craig S Wright – 08/07/2018 – 1h12  Bitcoin and Beyond

29 08 2018   Interview with Dr Craig Wright – August 2018 – Reina Nakamoto

30 08 2018 Dr. Craig S Wright Interview: Bangkok Miners Summit 2018 – 18 min

(September, 2018)  Dr. Craig Wright explains why the Bitcoin SV script is in fact Turing Complete 

14 10 2018  Bitcoin Cash: The leading Blockchain for New Commerce & Technology – Dr. Craig S. Wright 37 min. nChain

18/10/2018  Dr. Craig Wright and Michael Hudson Discuss the Hidden Maths of Bitcoin – Bitstocks Podcast Ep. 2 – Bitstocks Media 1h40

08 11 2018 Back to the Future of Bitcoin: Why Miners Should Support Satoshi Vision – 37 min. nChain

12 11 2018 “Dr. Craig S Wright on the origins of Bitcoin and the upcoming BCH/SV vs BCH/ABC fork.” – 26:47 The Crypto Show

“Just days away from the BCH fork we talk with Dr. Craig S Wright about his thoughts on the fork and what he plans to do to maintain control. Craig also shares his thoughts on Bitcoin core, Lightning Networks and the origins of Bitcoin. Daniel Krawisz co-founder of Nakamoto Institute also sit’s in for commentary and his take on the POSM algorithm coined by Dr. Wright”.

23/11/2018  Craig Wright crashed my live stream | Surprise Interview. – 36 min. Decentralized Thought

28 11 2018   Live From CoinGeek Week Day 1 with Dr Craig WrightBitcoin and Beyond

01 12 2018  Dr. Craig Wright unveils game-changing Bitcoin project—Metanet 

 

04 12 2018  Genesis of a New Century (Craig Wright Bitcoin Documentary) – 瑋曾哲 – 1h05

12 12 2018  Craig Wright exclusive interview – Explains Metanet, Bitcoin SV, nChain & more. 1h34

20 12 2018    “Dr. Craig Wright Interview | Bitcoin For The Real World | Future of Crypto” 

2019

11 01 2019  Bitcoin SV with Craig Wright – Satoshi’s Vision – The Art of Bitcoin. 1h40 Paul Democritou

04/02/2019  Japan Blockchain Conference: Dr. Craig Wright wants to do one thing—give solutions to businesses
25:40

05/02/2019 VIDEO The Craig Wright Timeline. Bitcoin and Beyond https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATapuAYgEeI&t=159s

20/02/2019 _ PODCAST  Is Craig Wright the Real Satoshi?  the bad crypto podcast  

19/03/2019 Yet Another Conversation with Dr. Craig S Wright: Banned from Twitter, Law, and Future of Bitcoin

20/03/2019 Dr. Craig Wright presents work on decentralized autonomous corporations at ICICT 2019 – 12 Min.  – (DACs)

04/04/2019 _ VIDEO INTERVIEW Craig Wright: Bitcoin is not a cryptocurrency

(Min. 40) “Bitcoin with a stable protocol takes away power. If no one can change the protocol – not me, not God – there’s no power in money. Money is all about power… and Bitcoin will remove that power globally.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26LDWnM7qe4&t=2087s

16/04/2019  Dr. Craig Wright: An evidentiary framework using Bitcoin that constitutes a signed written agreement – 16 min.  Oxford University

16/04/2019   Dr. Craig Wright: An evidentiary framework using Bitcoin and Smart Contracts – 11 min. Oxford University

22/04/2019  Dr. Craig Wright: A Proof of Turing completeness in Bitcoin script

24/04/2019  Dr. Craig Wright: Personal Device Security Using Elliptic Curve Cryptography for Secret Sharing.
CoinGeek -12 min – Brunel University in London

27/04/2019 _ Who created Bitcoin? Craig Wright reveals alleged contributors for the first time | Full Interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_SoIXUBIhw&t=7s

0:40 Background 2:41 Ending the manipulation of the financial system 4:35 Bucketshops (aka Exchanges) 6:40 Illegal Market Manipulation 10:30 Why did Craig create bitcoin? 14:05 Wikileaks 14:49 Patent discussion 17:35 3m Tx/second 19:45 Block orphans 23:20 How to join as a miner? 26:33 A misnomer about bitcoins double hash and mining specialization 29:50 Thoughts behind designing bitcoin 40:49 David Rees (mathematician) 44:30 How Hal Finney & Ray Dillinger helped 51:35 Was Satoshi Nakamoto a group? 52:48 Craig “driven into the limelight” 58:32 Andrew O’Hagan (“The Satoshi Affair”) 1:01:30 Julian Assange 1:02:17 Silk Road 1:04:20 The Singularity 1:05:30 Dread Pirate Roberts (Key Ownership) 1:08:55 Lawsuits (binance etc and money laundering) 1:13:33 Craigs involvement in Churches and being a Pastor 1:16:20 Bitcoin Whitepaper creation 1:17:56 Phil Wilson 1:20:28 “How do you stay so grounded?” and Craigs advice on money 1:25:10 Private law agreements and what blockchain is 1:29:15 “What does bitcoin need to do to become a medium of exchange?” 1:33:49 “What’s the one thing you wish people understood differently about you?” 1:35:40 Craig on the value of bitcoin

11/05/2019 _Reina Nakamoto Interviews Craig Wright, – STREMANITY – “We talk about:
Bitcoin’s design,

– The Genesis block,

– Game theory and the Stackelberg game,

– Double hash for content delivery and distributing functions,

Bitcoin as a derivative,

19/05/2019  Yet Another Conversation with Dr. Craig S Wright: Banned from Twitter, Law, and Future of BitcoinBitcoin and Beyond

30/05/2019 _ Dr. Craig Wright at the CoinGeek Toronto Scaling Conference 

30/05/2019 _ “Dr Craig S Wright interview by Marianne Jett  – Coingeek Conference Toronto. 

Are you Satoshi Nakamoto?
His copyrights & MIT open license In-Script Looping

OP_CODESEPARATOR

R-Puzzle

03/06/2019 _ From the Bygone Days of Yore — Part 1 first day of Deconomy in Seoul, Korea.

03/06/2019 _ Dr. Craig Wright explains the origins of Bitcoin – Full interview

03/06/2019 _ VIDEO Dr. Craig Wright explains the origins of Bitcoin

03/06/2019 _Is CZ Going To Jail? Interview with Craig Wright at the Coingeek Conference – Toronto, Canada – 13 Min. Black Swan Finances

08/06/2019 _ Dr Craig Wright & Jimmy Nguyen | Bitcoin and Blockchain | Oxford Union

18/06/2019 _ Dr. Craig Wright: The Return of OP_Return

  21/06/2019 – Dr. Craig S. Wright recognized as Satoshi Nakamoto by Council of Bogota Craig is Satoshi

 

 23/06/2019 –  Charla de Craig a partir del minuto 1h30 desde Bogotá, Colombia. Emitido en directo 

26/06/2019 –Dr. Craig Wright on being recognized as Satoshi Nakamoto in Colombia

27/06/2019 –Dr. Craig Wright brings his vision of freedom to Expo-Bitcoin International 2019

11/07/2019  what they don’t want you to see about Craig Wright and BitCoin (BSV, Satoshi Vision)

21/07/2019 – Imagine a Bitcoin World | Craig Steven Wright

25/07/2019  Catching up with Satoshi Nakamoto (Dr. Craig S Wright)Bitcoin and Beyond

26/07/2019 Craig Wright: If you want a better future with Bitcoin, build it (MetaNetTV Livestream July 2019)

“Great chat with Dr. Craig S. Wright, chief scientist at nChain and… inventor of Bitcoin. Hear about his plans for all that BTC & BCH, how Bitcoin will work with government and business, and how the future will only be good if we build it that way”. Bitcoin SV Train / MetanetTV Livestream https://youtu.be/i1rD00scM1s

27/07/2019  BSV Singapore Meetup ft. Craig Wright & Brendan Lee

10/08/2019  Podcast InterviewDr Craig Wright / Satoshi Nakamoto on Bitcoin, Economics

15/08/2019 _Craig Wright Defends Claim He Created Bitcoin 

BOOK -25/08/2019 Satoshi’s Vision: The Art of Bitcoin  _ 155 Pages

30/08/2019 MetaNetTV Livestream August 2019 – Dr. Craig S. Wright”

10/09/2019  Dr. Craig Wright unveils game-changing Bitcoin project—Metanet – 26 Min. CoinGeek

19/09/2019 “Craig Wright Interview – The inventor of Bitcoin? What is happening at Bitcoin SV?”

25/09/2019 Economics… And More! With Steve Keen and Craig Wright

01/10/2019  Day 1: CoinGeek Seoul Conference 2019 live stream. CoinGeek

“Join the biggest names in the BitcoinSV community as Craig Wright (aka Satoshi Nakamoto), Jimmy Nguyen, Steve Shadders and more deliver fascinating insight into the goings-on in the world of BSV.”

03/10/2019  Craig Wright fireside chat at CoinGeek Seoul reveals more of Satoshi’s chronicles

03/10/2019   Craig Wright shares how Bitcoin can change the world at CoinGeek Seoul. 13 Min. CoinGeek

 

07/10/2019    “Payments & Privacy: New Inventions for Bitcoin SV” 20 Min. CoinGeek

16/10/2019 Craig Wright and crypto sceptic Nouriel Roubini find common ground. CoinGeek – 45 Min.

17/10/2019 “Craig Wright on nChain patents, pumpkin farming disaster at CC Forum”

17/10/2019  Craig Wright CC Forum duel ends in shouting and pumpkins” 

17/10/2019  The Bitcoin Vision by Dr. Craig Wright”
In his presentation, nChain Chief Scientist Dr. Craig Wright shared with the members of the Metanet Society of University of Cambridge his motivations and debunked some myths related to Bitcoin. The presentation was made at the University of Cambridge in UK last October 17, 2019.

18/10/2019 Craig Wright CC Forum duel ends in shouting and pumpkins| CC Forum London (2019) 27 Min.

21/10/2019  To SPV or not to SPV? That is the Bitcoin question

28/10/2019  Craig Wright or Satoshi Nakamoto | nChain | CC Forum London (2019) 18 Min.

07/11/2019   “Day 2 | AIBC Summit Nov 2019″ Min 8h55

08/11/2019 “Craig Wright Keynote Speech at Malta AIBC Summit Nov 2019″

“SATOSHI’S VISION: HOW BITCOIN’S ORIGINAL DESIGN CREATES HONEST COMMERCE

Scalability and financial stability go hand in hand with Satoshi’s vision. Craig Wright – Chief Scientist at nChain, Director – Tokenized, shares his thoughts on how bitcoin’s original design, creates honest commerce.”

17/11/2019  Craig Wright tells Richard Heart he is Satoshi, wrote the Bitcoin whitepaper 

19/11/2019  Celebrating Bitcoin’s Independence with Dr. Craig S Wright.

21/11/2019  Economics, Science and Higher Learning: Craig Wright & Jack Rogers. Streamanity

27/11/2019 Fireside Chat with Dr. Craig S. Wright at BSV: Bitcoin for Business (Tokyo, Japan)

29/11/2019  “Big announcement and chatting to CRAIG WRIGHT about BITCOIN”

29/11/2019  “I Chased Craig Wright 2 Canada 4 an Interview:  Bitcoin, Satoshi & Crypto Community” 25 Min.

06/12/2019    “Bitcoin SV Interview hosted by Tom Lee

06/12/2019  SiGMA 2019 Fireside Chat: The Future of iGaming and BlockchainBitcoin Association

8/12/2019  “Craig Wright Fireside Chat in China: ‘We don’t want machines dictating our lives’

                        Min. 34.  Sección 3 del WP,  Time stamp server.

                                         Sección 8 del WP,  Proof of work

                          Min. 39 Sección 5 del WP Networks (and Nodes)

                         Min. 42 Sección 8 del WP,  SPV + Halving

                         Min. 46 Sección 10 del WP,  Privacy

8/12/2019  Dr. Craig Wright unveils game-changing Bitcoin project—Metanet” 

 

9/12/2019   “Mru Patel interview with Craig Wright part 1”

9/12/2019   Mru Patel interview with Craig Wright part 2″

14/12/2019     Craig Wright: BTC is not Bitcoin!!!

 

25 12 2019  Craig Wright BSV : Satoshi Nakamoto Vision, Bitcoin evolution & original cypherpunks (The O.Cs)

26 12 2019  “Hashing and History of Peer Systems” 

2020

01/01/2020 VIDEOBitcoin problems – Bitcoin Gambling – Craig Wright | SiGMA”

06/01/2020 VIDEO Dr. Craig Wright; On the road to Genisis.

08/01/2020 VIDEO published “The Bitcoin Vision by Dr. Craig Wright”  (2019 Oct 17)  

08/01/2020 PODCAST published The Real Man Behind The “Fake Satoshi”

12/01/2020 Dr. Craig Wright on why Bitcoin is “honest money” 

 

23/01/2020 VIDEO Interview Will Bitcoin SV Creator Acquire $8 Billion Bitcoin Fortune? | Interview With Craig Wright. Cointelegraph – 28 Min

La polémica entrevista al Dr. Craig Wright. Bitcoiner.today

23/01/2020 VIDEO Interview  Craig Wright Conversation & Comments. Streamanity 

24/01/2020 VIDEO Interview Connolly: The exciting possibilities for BSV after Genesis CoinGeek Conversations – 24 Min

25/01/2020 VIDEO InterviewThe BEST Craig Wright Interview on Bitcoin SV | Bitcoins future | ICO Scams!” New Kids On The Blockchain– 34 Min

25/01/2020 VIDEO Interview CSW Conversation & Comments. Streamanity – 34 Min

25/01/2020 Open Source. Craig Wright

28/01/2020 VIDEO Interview  CSW On Missing Keys, BSV, Pump Conspiracies and End of BTC. BLOCKTV

31/01/2020  VIDEO Interview BSV China: T- Edge Panel with Dr. Craig S. Wright

05/02/2020 VIDEO InterviewAUSSIE MAN BAD” Interview with Dr. Craig S. Wright. CJ TV – Streamanity

10/02/2020 VIDEO  TALKBSV China: Build Everything with the Original Bitcoin with Dr. Craig Wright” 

11/02/2020 VIDEO Interview AUSSIE MAN BAD” Exclusive Interview with Dr. Craig S. Wright a.k.a. Satoshi Nakamoto – 1h40  CJ TV 

14/02/2020  Metanet and Overlay Networks: Building a Better Internet with BitcoinBitcoin Association

18/02/2020 Live from the st Giles Hotel London – Coingeek

20/02/2020 VIDEO Interview   Dr Craig Wrights Advice for Building on Bitcoin SV

21/02/2020 VIDEO Interview Jimmy Wales: I’m not against Bitcoin, but it’s not useful to Wikipedia right now” 

21/02/2020 VIDEO TALK: Craig Wright on Metanet, Coingeek London” 

21/02/2020 VIDEO TALK: Dr. Craig Wright discusses Satoshi’s Vision, Bitcoin at CoinGeek London”  44 min.

23/02/2020 VIDEO   Satoshi Nakamoto The New Dawn

25/02/2020 VIDEO    Craig S. Wright @ COINGEEK 2020 London

02/03/2020 VIDEO    “Dr. Craig Wright on how a single ledger can ‘radically change’ healthcare industry” 

09/03/2020 VIDEO    CoinGeek London 2020: Watch the fireside chat with Craig Wright and George Gilder

09/03/2020 VIDEO George Gilder and Craig Wright fireside chat at CoinGeek London 2020 CoinGeek – 44 min.

13/03/2020  VIDEO Bitcoin SV: The Blockchain for Business in Slovenia recap

14/04/2020  VIDEO Metanet and Overlay Networks: Building a Better Internet with Bitcoin. Bitcoin Association

                          30 min. in Ljubljana, Slovenia last 3 March 2020.

04/05/2020  VIDEO San Francisco + London 2: Craig Wright Interview with Ryan X. Charles

11/05/2020  VIDEO Bitcoin SV: The Blockchain for Business Panel Discussion

13/05/2020  VIDEO Life’s Tough but Crypto shouldn’t be – with Craig Wright – 1h Periscope 

13/05/2020  VIDEO Craig Wright to Bitcoin entrepreneurs: Find problems that actually need solving. min 25 Do you have an ideology?

13/05/2020  VIDEO  Craig Wright to Bitcoin entrepreneurs: Find problems that actually need solving – CoinGeek – Cambrian SV in Lisbon in February 2020 – 33 min.

20/05/2020  VIDEO  1º- REIMAGINE 2020Craig S. Wright, with Patrick McLain “so all of that’s going to come out, that I won’t say any of it yet, not too many weeks more!!!”

21/05/2020  VIDEO Life’s Tough but Crypto shouldn’t be – with Craig Wright (part 2)

03/06/2020  VIDEO  2º- REIMAGINE 2020Craig S. Wright – World Riots, Hard Work, with Patrick McLain

05/06/2020  PODCAST EP10 – Bitcoin, Taking The Long Road & Education with Dr. Craig Wright

10/06/2020  VIDEO   Craig Wright: Bitcoin como sistema de seguridad Min: 46:16  “I’m the issuer, with all legal requirements that means”        

18/06/2020  Podcast EP10 – Bitcoin, Taking The Long Road & Education with Dr. Craig Wright. Faiā

14/07/2020  Bitcoin will never go over $100,000 – Craig Wright

16/07/2020  Bitcoin’s Most Hated Man – Craig Wright

18/07/2020    Bitcoin SV DevCon 2020 Day 1

30/07/2020   Q&A with Craig S. Wright – 40 min.”Hello Metanet!”-Workshop (Berlin, 10.-11.7.2020) B2029 Videothek 

06/08/2020   “Bitcoin SV DevCon 2020: Fireside Chat with Dr. Craig Wright” 

 

1. Introduction Theory of Bitcoin — Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles
22/06/2020

2. Networks — Theory of Bitcoin – Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles
Bitcoin is a biologically inspired network. Similar to a Mandala network, the center are miners
30 jun. 2020

3. Introduction to Law – Theory of Bitcoin — Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles
7 jul. 2020

4. Legal Aspects of Bitcoin – Theory of Bitcoin — Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles
14 jul. 2020

5. Script, Computation, & Turing Completeness – Theory of Bitcoin — Craig Wright & Ryan X. Charles
21 jul. 2020

6. Economics, Information, Religion, Work, and Goggins – Theory of Bitcoin — CSW & RXC
28 jul. 2020

7. Computer Security, Game Theory, and Personal Responsibility – Theory of Bitcoin — CSW & RXC
4 ago. 2020

8. The History of Bitcoin – Theory of Bitcoin — Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles
11 ago. 2020

9. The Future of Bitcoin — Theory of Bitcoin – Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles

18 ago. 2020

10. The End and a New Beginning – Theory of Bitcoin – Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles

25 ago. 2020

 

26 08 2020  Top Picks | Dr. Craig Wright: CoinGeek Conversations – CoinGeek

31 08 2020 “REIMAGINE 2020 –N*3 – Craig Wright – nChain” –  1h26 min. Patrick McLain

01/09/2020 – 1. Introduction to the Information Theory of Bitcoin – Bit – Dr. Craig Wright & Ryan X. C”
07/09/2020 – 2. The Global Spreadsheet, Information Theory, and Law – Bit – Dr. Craig W & Ryan 
15/09/2020 – 3. The Principles of Bitcoin – Bit – Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles
22/09/2020 – 4. What is Bitcoin? – Bit – Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles
29/09/2020 – 5. Information, Money Button Acquisition, Education, Tokens – Bit – CSW & RXC

12/10/2020   Dr. Craig S. Wright, Dotwallet Exclusive Interview and live Q&A. DotWallet China
25/10/2020   Dr. Craig S. Wright, Dotwallet Exclusive Interview, live Q&A DotWallet China

15/10/2020 Bitcoin is bound under contract – Craig Wright
19/10/2020 – 1. Title, Author, Abstract – The Bitcoin White Paper

19/10/2020  Dr. Craig Wright: How One World Blockchain Powers a New Future for Computing
25/10/2020  Craig Wright, Bitcoin Data Protection Laws & more
26/10/2020 – 2. The First Paragraph – The Bitcoin White Paper – Dr. Craig  Wright & Ryan X. Charles
30/10/2020  From the Internet to Bitcoin: The Digital Ledger to Advance the World’s Tec Infrastructur
30/10/2020  The Importance of Bitcoin as a Timestamp Serve
01/11/2020   Craig Wright Interview – Bitcoin & Moral Reasons
02/11/2020 – 3. The Second Paragraph – The Bitcoin White Paper – Dr. Craig Wright & Ryan Charles
02/11/2020   From the Internet to Bitcoin: The Digital Ledger to Advance the World’s Technology Inf
02/11/2020  REIMAGINE 2020 -N*4 – Craig Wright – Government Actions & Political Power of Enterp
07/11/2020  BLOCKCHAIN BC3 Presentation Bitcoin SV The Blockchain to Empower Global Trade 
09/11/2020 – 4. The Second Section: Transactions – The Bitcoin White Paper – CSW & RXC
16/11/2020 – 5. The Third Section: Timestamp Server – The Bitcoin White Paper – CSW & RXC
23/11/2020 – 6. Proof of Work and the Network – The Bitcoin White Paper – CSW & RXC
30/11/2020 – 7. Section Six: Incentive – The Bitcoin White Paper – CSW & RXC
03/12/2020   Dr Craig Wright Interview – BSV Beaver Builders Festival Night
07/12/2020 – 8. Reclaiming Disk Space and Simplified Payment Verification (SPV) – CSW & RXC
14/12/2020 – 9. Combining and Splitting Value and Privacy – CSW & RXC

 

 

 

 

Craig Seteven Wright academic (1992-2012)

https://ramonquesada.com/english/craig-s-wright-academic/ – Craig Linkedin profile

Craig Wright´s Telegram Channels:

1 Craig Wright – oʇoɯɐʞɐN ᴉɥsoʇɐS? – 179 Members   https://t.me/CSW_Satoshi
2 Craig Wright & The Satoshi affaire. Chat https://t.me/joinchat/AJAzdFK7_c5X_vTdVKtkoQ
3 Craig Wright Academic  – 79 Members https://t.me/CSW_Academic
4 Craig Wright Articles – 104 Members   https://t.me/CSW_Articles
5 Craig Wright Books  31 Members https://t.me/CSW_Books
6 Craig Wright Business  https://t.me/CSW_Business
7 Craig Wright Channel https://t.me/Craig_Wright
8 Craig Wright Cryptology  https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE5L23UoWlzwpVbFng
9 Craig Wright Cybersecurity https://t.me/CSW_Cybersecurity
10 Craig Wright Economics https://t.me/CSW_Economics
11 Craig Wright Fight Criminals      https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFPj7GuYnY6LuBWUhw
12 Craig Wright Forensic Auditor https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAE9Pu7sRG2gnxjDjyA
13 Craig Wright Government friendly   https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFPEnEPD1PSyHPHnQA
14 Craig Wright Highest Dreams  https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFf32Ug9400TY3g3pA
15 Craig Wright Ideology  https://t.me/CSW_Ideology
16 Craig Wright Interviews https://t.me/CSW_interviews
17 Craig Wright Interviews Videos https://t.me/CSW_interviewsVideos
18 Craig Wright Legal  https://t.me/CSW_Legal
19 Craig Wright Patents https://t.me/CSW_Patent
20 Craig Wright Personal  https://t.me/CSW_Personal
21 Craig Wright Religion  https://t.me/CSW_Religion
22 Craig Wright Slack – 30 Members  https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEkR4Au4NhRg_wxTSw
23 Craig Wright Tech https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEMNhcBkMEMVp9jpqA
24 Craig Wright Video Talks https://t.me/CSW_VideoTalks
25 Craig Wright Videos https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEa_JA93ZHWzqXmlNg

Craig Wright – Asperger / Autism  https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFXrRUNCGb3Q0VyWYQ
The art of Bitcoin. Craig S. Wright   – 60 Members    https://t.me/theArtofBitcoin
The Satoshi affaire. 30 June 2016  https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEbzbs0p7fbPbsJ7vw  

 

SATOSHI´S CLOSE CONTACTS:

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Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan CharlesTheory of Bitcoin
A series of 10 videos from:

– Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan Charles

An educational initiative by Dr. Craig S. Wright and Ryan X. Charles.

 

 

1. Introduction
– Theory of Bitcoin – Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles
22 jun. 2020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=zmLfZ599oAY&feature=emb_title

 

2. Networks – Theory of Bitcoin
– Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles
Bitcoin is a biologically inspired network. Similar to a Mandala network, the center are miners
30 jun. 2020

Bitcoin is a biologically inspired network. Similar to a Mandala network, the center are miners, forming a small world or near-complete graph. Users and other overlay networks form outer layers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53-L2a62unc&list=WL&index=2&t=0s

 

3. Introduction to Law
– Theory of Bitcoin – Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles
7 jul. 2020

The rule of law. Individual responsibility. The law should be mostly fixed, but must change slowly in response to circumstances. This is key to economic growth.
https://t.co/4EBboRaAnG

 

4. Legal Aspects of Bitcoin
– Theory of Bitcoin – Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles
14 jul. 2020
Minute: 1:39:14 / 2:05:45″I am the Antichrist for the cypherpunks”
Minute: 1h06 Craig explica el asunto de la propiedad intelectual con respecto a los datos que se utilizan con un programa open source, como es el caso de los datos de la blockchain de Bitcoin.

The innovation of Bitcoin is to bring law to digital assets. Monetary law, property law, contract law, and all other aspects of law apply unchanged to Bitcoin. Furthermore, the power of law can now be used for digital assets.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJYUAK3GgP4&t=5422s

 

5. Script, Computation, & Turing Completeness
– Theory of BitcoinCraig Wright & Ryan X. Charles
21 jul. 2020

Bitcoin can compute anything that can be computed. It is Turing Complete in more ways than one: unrolled loops and agents.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOh_ghmeDAM&feature=youtu.be

 

6. Economics, Information, Religion, Work, and Goggins
– Theory of BitcoinCSW & RXC
Time 1:51:28 – Minuto 1h31 bad infancy
28 jul. 2020

Everything is economic. Subjects include Lenin, communism, Christianity, Protestantism vs. Catholicism, information in the economy, education, liberal democracy, Fukuyama and Huntington, Dostoyevsky, the United States, David Goggins, and a discussion of this interview series itself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4wTBvZ3aDU&feature=youtu.be

 

7. Computer Security, Game Theory, and Personal Responsibility
– Theory of Bitcoin – CSW & RXC
4 ago. 2020

This week’s book: “On Bullshit” by Frankfurt. Continuing last week’s books: “The Last Lion” by Manchester and Reid, “The Glory and the Dream” by Manchester.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXHzuY4brUY&t=412s

 

8. The History of Bitcoin
– Theory of Bitcoin – Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles
11 ago. 2020
David Chaum, Digicash, Mark Twain Bank, why Craig Wright used the pseudonym “Satoshi Nakamoto” when he launched Bitcoin, and why there is so much misinformation about Bitcoin.

Books: * Continuing “The Last Lion” by William Manchester and Paul Reid * Continuing “The Glory and the Dream” by William Manchester * “Theory of Moral Sentiments” by Adam Smith * “A Brief History of Everyone Who Ever Lived” by Adam Ruhterford
https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=SD6xVUoCKks

9. The Future of Bitcoin – Theory of Bitcoin
– Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles
18 ago. 2020
 
What Bitcoin will look like in 30 years, what will happen to altcoins, the importance of specialization, SPV, payment channels, fiat currencies, Google/Facebook, and what’s good about Marx.
 
Books:
* Continuing “The Last Lion” by William Manchester and Paul Reid
* Continuing “The Glory and the Dream” by William Manchester
* “Theory of Moral Sentiments” by Adam Smith

10. The End and a New Beginning – Theory of Bitcoin

– Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles

25 ago. 2020

 

 

Previous video recommended:

Craig Wright: Bitcoin as a security system
10 jun. 2020
CoinGeek
In a wide-ranging interview in front of an audience of developers and entrepreneurs at the Cambrian SV event in Lisbon in February, nChain Chief Scientist Dr. Craig Wright, talked about the fundamentals of Bitcoin – his creation as Satoshi Nakamoto, back in 2009. He was in conversation with Ryan X. Charles, the founder of Money Button, who wanted to learn more about Dr Wright’s thinking when he created Bitcoin.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmVMdeI6TL8

 

 

What I learned from the inventor of Bitcoin
Ryan X. Charles
Aug 26 . 2020
https://medium.com/theory-of-bitcoin/what-i-learned-from-the-inventor-of-bitcoin-9e3c6bb14a5b

1. Introduction

The inventor of Bitcoin is an Australian-British polymath genius who obsessively studied and got degrees in every subject matter related to digital cash for more than ten years leading up to the genesis of Bitcoin and for more than ten years after its genesis leading to more patent applications, and soon-to-be more patents, than anyone in history, including Thomas Edison. His name is Dr. Craig S. Wright. I call him Craig, like most people who know him personally.

When I discovered Bitcoin on May 13, 2011, it seemed like it had the potential to be the foundation of a new industry, like the internet in the 1990s, and I thought I had a chance to get in on the ground floor and create success for myself. So I began an initiative to study Bitcoin and create businesses on top of it. My initiatives would result in what is today Money Button, a simple payment system based on Bitcoin.

I met Craig for the first time in early 2017 when my former cofounder, Clemens Ley, independently discovered the Turing completeness of Bitcoin and cold emailed Craig’s company, nChain, with his proof. It was common knowledge at the time, albeit wrongly, that Bitcoin was not Turing complete. But it is. Craig was the first to say so publicly in this panel with Nick Szabo, although no one believed him. Two years after that panel, nChain was intrigued by Clemens’ work, so we arranged a meeting with Craig in London.

After more than a day talking with Craig, it was clear that he was an exceptionally knowledgeable person. He talks at a very high level. Most people find it difficult to follow what he says. It is as though he speaks at the level of a university lecture during everyday discourse. But more than that, he speaks at a university level across five or more disciplines simultaneously, so it is actually higher information density than most university lectures. Even well-educated people usually can’t follow most of what he says.

A lot of dramatic events occurred in the industry from then until now, but I will spare you the details. What matters is that a selection process occurred whereby nearly the entire industry demonstrated a disinterest in the original idea of Bitcoin. Worse, as best I can tell, almost no one even understands it at all. Few people even seem to realize how interdisciplinary the theory of Bitcoin is, much less attempt to master the material. Most people who think they understand it seem to understand at best a hundredth or so, and at worst they willfully misunderstand it. As such, we have started to refer to the “cryptocurrency industry” as distinct from the Bitcoin industry. Their industry has essentially nothing to do with the original idea for Bitcoin.

It has become obvious to some of us involved that we need to substantially ramp up the knowledge and understanding of Bitcoin. I’m not even sure if anyone else besides Craig actually has a complete understanding of it. Certainly I don’t. Craig reached out to me earlier this year and wanted to know if I would like to learn “the other 99% of Bitcoin.” This seemed like a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn from what must surely be one of the most knowledgeable people in the world, so I said yes.

I inquired whether Craig would like to turn our discussions into a public video series. This would be a way to hit two birds with one stone — I could learn directly from Craig, and also help Craig reach a larger audience of students who can also learn from the same material. Craig agreed. So we created the Theory of Bitcoin interview series, a twenty hour-long discussion where I asked Craig questions that span the sixteen or so different disciplines that one must know about to master Bitcoin. The reason why we made it twenty hours is because that is about the length of an audio book, and as such it should have as much information as a book or so, while still being short enough to be something any full-time individual involved in the industry out to be able to watch all the way through.

The series is divided into an introduction, six interviews on theoretical subject matter, one on the history of Bitcoin, one on the future of Bitcoin, and a conclusion. In this essay I summarize the interviews.

2. Networks

Craig created Bitcoin because digital cash needed to exist to solve the security problem of the internet. The security problem of the internet is in essence that it was not designed with security in mind at the start, and instead the security was added post-facto and was done in a way that has multiple central points of failure. This is worse than a single point of failure. It actually has multiple different points such that if any one were compromised, it ruins the security of everything on the internet not just now, but for all history, present, and future, and it would be a giant catastrophe. In fact, this actually happened already. See the Diginotar hack. The internet is not secure.

The internet is a mesh network. Part of the solution of Bitcoin is to create a different type of network. The logo of this series demonstrates what an 8-node small world network looks like. That is essentially what the nodes of Bitcoin look like. There are a small number of them and they are incentivized to connect to all the other ones so that when they find a block, all the other nodes get it right away.

Bitcoin has multiple networks. The nodes (“miners”) are the central core of a series of overlay networks layered on top of one another like an onion. The simplest way to understand the layer on top are SPV nodes (Simplified Payment Verification, as defined in the original whitepaper) that send and receive transactions to each other but who do not send and receive transactions that do not belong to them.

We should distinguish between theory and reality. In theory, the miner nodes are a complete graph (every node connects to every other node), and the SPV nodes are a mesh network on top. In practice, the miner nodes do not necessarily all connect to each other, but approximately so. Thus, we say the miner nodes form a “near-complete graph.” And SPV nodes do not even really exist yet — long story. My company is collaborating with a number of others to create standardized SPV wallets that satisfy the definition in the whitepaper, which is necessary for the security of Bitcoin (the block headers must be public and widely distributed, which is the security service of SPV nodes).

The most important theory behind the Bitcoin network was established by Watts and Strogatz in 1998. The internet was a remarkable invention for the 1960s and 1970s, but these new advances in networking theory, as well as advances in hardware (fast and ubiquitous fiber connections), makes better networks feasible. Bitcoin is the next generation of networks. It can be cleaved to the internet to improve security and could ultimately replace the TCP layer of the internet as a more secure alternative.

3. Introduction to Law

Craig studied many different subjects to invent Bitcoin, including a degree in law, which he finished in 2008, shortly before the whitepaper was published. He was driven both by the pursuit of knowledge itself as well as to learn all relevant subject matter around Bitcoin to make sure he properly solved the problem of digital cash. He has more than seventeen university degrees and he continues to pursue more degrees to this day.

Digital cash has failed many times. Craig was involved with Mark Twain Bank in the 1990s, which attempted to use DigiCash, the company created by David Chaum, the pioneer of digital cash. David Chaum created the first description of digital cash in this paper from 1982, and he pursued the project obsessively for decades before ultimately failing. A problem with David Chaum’s approach and nearly all other approaches to digital cash is an interest in creating purely anonymous money. The problem with this is somewhat obvious in that it facilitates crime, and becomes impossible to comply with the law. Thus, a proper solution to digital cash needs to be legal and it needs to be possible for banks or other companies that use it to comply with all regulations. Craig knew the law was central, so he studied it specifically to make sure this would not be an issue for Bitcoin.

Craig helped me understand some basics of law before diving into the specifics of Bitcoin. The most important foundational legal concept is that of the Rule or Law, which is the idea that there is such a thing as a law determined by society that applies equally to everyone. No one is above the law. We are all equal under the law.

4. Legal Aspects of Bitcoin

Bitcoin is a way to bring law to the internet. It enables us to use law both to enforce contracts as well as to identify and prosecute criminals. This is a central and important idea, so I will say it again: Not only is Bitcoin not a way to get rid of governments, it is exactly the opposite. Bitcoin is specifically designed to allow governments to enforce both civil law and criminal law on the internet, opening up the possibility to use law on the internet in ways that are not possible, or very difficult, without it. Bitcoin is a legal innovation.

Let’s consider both cases. To enforce contracts, all relevant contracts can be written and signed and hashed to the blockchain irreversibly, making it possible to take flawless and comprehensive evidence to court when needed. An example of this is the purchase of digital content. The purchase can declare constraints on the digital content that the purchaser must comply with, and if the purchaser commits fraud (such as by improperly relicensing the content), the data on the blockchain can be used to provide what contracts were signed and in what order in a court of law, making it enforceability of contracts much more efficient.

The same is true for criminal law. By using Bitcoin not just for payments but also for contracts (hashed, and thus secure, on-chain), crime can be discovered and proved. In some cases, fraud can be discovered automatically, such as by using Bitcoin to pay taxes, where audits can be performed by using blockchain data, making audits by tax authorities vastly more efficient. Bitcoin will help governments collects taxes, and it will help businesses pay them. Everyone wins by improving efficiency. Even the worst crimes are disincentivized when Bitcoin is used because everything is tracked. Bitcoin encourages honesty through transparency.

Money is central to law and contracts, and as such there is a body of law and regulations where it is important that Bitcoin is both legal and where the businesses and individuals who use it have the ability to comply. An incomplete list of those issues are as follows:

Law is complex and dependent on particular countries, so this list ought to be used only as a reference for the types of law relevant to Bitcoin and is not authoritative in any way.

In conclusion, not only is Bitcoin legal, but because everything is traceable, it makes it possible to use the law in both civil court and criminal court. Bitcoin is key to what makes Bitcoin secure. The law can always be used as a last recourse.

5. Script, Computation, and Turing Completeness

A Bitcoin transaction has multiple inputs and multiple outputs. Each input links to an earlier output. Both the inputs and outputs have a “script” inside, which is really a predicate, or a statement that evaluates true or false. In Bitcoin, the predicate can also evaluate to any value. In other words, the script can return a value so long as that value is not zero (a zero return value invalidates the transaction, so they are never found on the blockchain). The outputs of a Bitcoin transaction output thus not just money (Bitcoin) but also information (the return value of the script). Same with the inputs: they input both money and information.

The predicate language of Bitcoin is simply called Script, and it is based on Forth, a stack-based programming language used for embedded hardware and other highly specific cases such as the F18 fighter jet console. Forth is extremely fast, but cumbersome to use, because it lacks many features of modern programming languages, such as a heap. Nonetheless, the simplicity, speed, and verifiability of Forth make it appropriate for the base-layer language of Bitcoin. Higher-level languages can be compiled down to it.

A computer or programming language is Turing complete if it can compute any number that can be computed. Forth is Turing complete. Script is Turing complete. Bitcoin is Turing complete. This is not difficult to understand, but it was widely missed by nearly everyone involved in the industry until Craig started telling everyone. Entire cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum were invented to make a Turing complete version of Bitcoin, but they are founded on a basic misunderstanding. Bitcoin is already Turing complete and so making a new Turing complete version of it doesn’t actually improve anything.

The notion of “Turing complete” originates ultimately from a paper by Alan Turing in 1936 on computable numbers. Alan Turing was a genius and was sometimes misunderstood. His invention modeled a computer as a machine with a head and a tape of any size. He was very often misunderstood to mean the tape had to be infinite. But of course, as Turing knew, and as any practical person knows, there is no such thing as an infinite tape in reality, and so any such model would necessarily be useless for modeling real computers. Turing’s original paper does not require the tape to be infinite.

Note that because Bitcoin has two stacks, the second stack allows us to map Script to a 2-PDA (2-Stack Push Down Automata), which is known to be Turing complete.

There are three different ways Bitcoin is Turing complete:

  1. Loops can be unrolled in Script using nested conditionals. This makes Bitcoin a “Total Turing Machine” by some definitions and is not strictly Turing complete because the Script can be infinite, but by that definition there is no computer that is Turing complete, so we ignore that useless definition.
  2. Payment channels can be used to loop in a second layer above Bitcoin where the output value is put back into the input, and we are limited only to the maximum size of the sequence number in the number of iterations.
  3. A second layer above Bitcoin can be used to propagate data from on-chain transaction to on-chain transaction.

The halting problem is the idea that some programs running on a Turing Machine can loop forever, and there is no way to know whether a program will loop for ever without running it. Total Turing Machines, such as Bitcoin, are Turing Machines that always halt, and thus cannot have infinite loops, and thus every program can be known to halt, and the halting problem is elegantly avoided. The halting problem is moved to the compiler rather than the computer.

Note that there is no real-world computer that can loop infinitely. It will run out of memory for the iterator. Insofar it is computing a value that anyone cares about, the human operator will eventually hit “control + c” to end execution of the program thus making it halt. There is never and can never be a program that never halts in reality. Thus, Bitcoin has the same type of Turing completeness as any real-world computer. If your script halts too early, unroll the loops to a larger number of iterations and try again.

Another point to consider is that the nodes don’t necessarily run everything. This is a part of the elegant economic design of Bitcoin. The nodes are the core, not everything. Machines in the outer layers can compute things and put the data on chain. The second and third ways in which Bitcoin is Turing complete rely on this mechanism.

6. Economics, Information, Religion, Work, and Goggins

Bitcoin is an economic system. One of the themes of Craig’s work going back to his computer security days in the 1990s is the idea that computer security is always economic. The goal of computer security isn’t to make it impossible to compromise a system, but rather to make the cost of compromising a machine higher than the benefit. Many computer criminals are hyper-rational and do not account for morality at all in their actions and care only about profit. If it is not profitable to compromise a system, they will not bother to do so. Bitcoin is a solution to digital cash that can be used to make costs and profits explicit for use in securing computer systems. Furthermore, Bitcoin itself operates on this principle internally. It is more costly than profitable to rewrite history. This is the sense in which Bitcoin is an economic system.

A basic concept in economics is that specialization is good for everyone. If I am good at hashing, and you are good at producing Merkle proofs, it is better than we swap services rather than that we each do both hashing and Merkle proofs. This results in greater total productivity and we each win. Bitcoin is not designed for everyone to do everything. Rather, it is designed for each entity to do what they are best at and trade. This is true to separate large scale services such as nodes and wallets, and also true to separate services inside nodes or other entities.

7. Computer Security, Game Theory, and Personal Responsibility

Bitcoin is secured by economics and law. The digital signatures, hash functions, and Proof-of-Work are not full scope of the security mechanisms of Bitcoin. Cryptographic algorithms make attacks more costly than profitable. Furthermore, in case crime occurs, the traceability of Bitcoin enables the use of law to recover funds. Note that both of these concepts are quite different than what is currently the popular opinion about how Bitcoin is secured, and so they deserve some elaboration.

Bitcoin is not secured by cryptography: First of all, Bitcoin does not use “cryptography” in the sense of encryption. What Bitcoin uses is cryptographic hash functions and the elliptic curve digital signature algorithm (ECDSA). We call these “cryptographic algorithms,” but not “cryptography.” The distinction matters because it is commonly thought that Bitcoin is “encrypted,” but this is not the case. Nothing in Bitcoin is encrypted. Secondly, cryptographic algorithms do not make it impossible to compromise a system. A private key can be cracked with a sufficiently large computer. The exponential growth of computational speed should continue for quite some time. It would be possible to crack keys for an exceptionally large cost today, but it is a near-certainty that they can be cracked for a reasonable cost in a couple of hundred years. It is possible to crack cryptographic algorithms. Furthermore, the transactions are in plaintext and could be altered at will. Thus, clearly cryptography is not the reason why they are secure.

Bitcoin is secured by economics: Cryptographic algorithms are used to tune the cost of attacking the system. Hash functions are costly, but not impossible, to invert. Digital signatures are costly, but not impossible, to invert. Bitcoin is an economic system and the security is always and everywhere adjusted such that the cost of attacking the system is higher than the profit for doing so. Rational agents will not attack Bitcoin. That does not mean that it cannot be compromised in other ways. It is possible for irrational actors to attack Bitcoin, but they will likely run out of money in the process. The plaintext transactions are not simply altered to give money to someone else because the benefits from doing so are lower than the costs.

Proof-of-Work is a deanonymization mechanism, not a security mechanism: Proof-of-work with an adjustable difficulty-adjustment algorithm (DAA) is used to keep the block time approximately ten minutes. While this is the average time, some blocks happen quicker and some blocks happen slower than ten minutes. It is random. It is important for nodes to get their block to the other nodes as quickly as possible so that they build the next block on it. It thus becomes possible to triangulate nodes, because to do anything to anonymize the origin such as distribute the block globally before passing it to other nodes decreases the probably of winning the block. Thus, Proof-of-Work deanonymizes nodes. This encourages nodes to be professional, regulated businesses.

Bitcoin is secured by law: A common misconception about Bitcoin is that it is intended to enable anarchy. This is not the case. The law is critical to be able to recover funds in the event of fraud or theft. Because all Bitcoin can be traced, and all businesses are encouraged to be legal and compliant due to the transparency of the blockchain, the law can be used through criminal courts to recover stolen Bitcoin or other digital assets on Bitcoin. This is very important, so it bears repeating. The law is necessary to recover stolen Bitcoin. Bitcoin is not anti-law. The traceability of Bitcoin is what enables the use of law to recover stolen Bitcoin. Bitcoin is pro-law. Bitcoin is a legal innovation that enables the use of law in the case of digital cash and other digital assets.

8. The History of Bitcoin

David Chaum was the first person to sketch out a plan for digital cash in the early 1980s. I asked Craig if this was the origin of Bitcoin, and his answer was “not really,” due to the difference in philosophy between them. Chaum was more aligned with the cypherpunk movement which desires anonymous cash, but Bitcoin was explicitly designed not to be anonymous. Bitcoin is private in that the identity of the users are not actually put on the blockchain, but because everything is tracked, identity is always provable. In Craig’s opinion, the primary reason DigiCash failed (Chaum’s company) was due to the attachment to anonymity.

Starting around the late 1990s and early 2000s, Craig started working on what would become Bitcoin obsessively. He would ultimately get more than seventeen degrees in subject matter related to Bitcoin. He failed many times before the design of Bitcoin was completed and the software launched. The solution was ultimately something that required satisfying constraints across many disciplines, including most especially computer science, economics, and law.

Roughly speaking, the constraints are explained as follows:

This is not a complete list of subject matter, but a high level flavor of the types of problems that had to be solved and how they span many subjects. Craig solved all of the problems by studying the subjects himself.

Bitcoin was finished and launched in January of 2009. From then until now, the story in a nutshell is that many people got involved who misunderstood Bitcoin (many of them willfully) to think that Bitcoin was about anarchy and crime. This was not and is not the case. As Bitcoin popularity increased, Craig rejected the spotlight, to his later chagrin, and allowed the misunderstanding to grow. This brings us to the present time, where Craig, myself, and others are doing what we can to rectify the situation with misunderstanding by educating ourselves and others about the full scope of the theoretical background for Bitcoin.

9. The Future of Bitcoin

The future of Bitcoin is an economy with no more than 2016 nodes (because that is how many nodes can actually find a block in a given DAA interval), and where businesses solve all other problems in specialized ways. In other words, it is an economy that will grow.

It will never be the case that everyone runs a node, or that everyone is equal in any other way. Nodes will be businesses like infrastructure in every other industry. Bitcoin will be plumbing for the world economy. Most people will not know when they are using Bitcoin, but it will be underneath most commercial activity.

Computers will be more secure, transparency in corporations and governments will increase, crime will be easier to prosecute, and many costs will be saved with increased efficiency that spans every industry.

Throughout the series, Craig and I spent a lot of time discussing classical liberalism. Craig’s idea, which I share, is to increase appreciation of classical liberalism through education, and to encourage the development of society over time to enhance individual responsibility.

10. Conclusion

We are improving the educational situation around Bitcoin, and the world at large, by acting responsibly. We pursue lifelong education and entrepreneurship ourselves and show people what we are doing. A growing ecosystem of responsible people help. Together we lift the world.

Do you know someone who wants to learn about Bitcoin, and they are serious enough to listen to an entire audio book about it? Link them to the full interview series playlist on YouTube here.


1. Introduction to the Information Theory of Bitcoin – Bit – Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hp1E-QCHBz4

 

“2. The Global Spreadsheet, Information Theory, and Law – Bit – Dr. Craig S. Wright & Ryan X. Charles”

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