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He's a household name in the crypto world. Sure, not in a good way, but any publicity is good publicity right? He could offer his services to various blockchai
by Nextgrid 5y ago
He's a household name in the crypto world. Sure, not in a good way, but any publicity is good publicity right?
He could offer his services to various blockchain-focused startups in which he'll fit right in considering said startups' objective is often to get money off clueless VCs by throwing the "blockchain" buzzword around (there are very little legitimate use-cases for a blockchain that can't be served by a traditional database, and a truly decentralized blockchain can't easily be monetized to the level a VC would want).
- bitxbitxbitcoin 5y agoThe people in Bitcoin that don’t understand public/private key cryptography. That is who Faketoshi leads.
- nullc 5y agoHe has a bad habit of suing former business partners that don't do exactly what he wants. E.g. he's currently suing the second and third person from the left in this photo https://i.redd.it/ph8slk43st331.jpg https://i.redd.it/ph8slk43st331.jpg and the person on the right is the rube that is financing most of Wright's litigation.