bitnorbert

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by bitnorbert 2y ago
Would you say that Coinbase, listed on Nasdaq, is a criminal enterprise?
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by bitnorbert 2y ago
One of his lawsuits was to force Bitcoin developers to code a hard-fork of Bitcoin's consensus rules that would sign over a large amount of coins to him. This, too, is crazy and would never work in practice, but it paints a picture of
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by bitnorbert 2y ago
As far as I remember, it was the name of a matured shelf company he purchased as part of falsifying his history. The provider had a range of companies to choose from, so he picked one with the most bitcoin-related name, which turned out to
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by bitnorbert 3y ago
Here's the whole thread from that court day as a webpage: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1757676051591749813.html
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by bitnorbert 3y ago
In my opinion, he's a conman, as in confidence man. His lies aren't high quality, but he tells them with great confidence, which sadly is appealing to many people. He can answer any accusation on the spot without hesitation. He&#x
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by bitnorbert 3y ago
A bunch of bitcoin developers are still facing lawsuits from him, and it still requires a ton of attention from them and is causing them anguish. He may not keep launching lawsuits against random community members, but one of them still has
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by bitnorbert 3y ago
He left court on a Friday, did the email forgery in the article over the weekend, and was back in court on Monday. Forging evidence is always bad, but doing it during the trial in response to something he was cross-examined on? That has t