/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53831093
No offence and may he rest or ressurrect in peace, but Hal never understood what Bitcoin was actually capable off.

bsv = dragon

You don't need chainlink, you don't need any of that shit when bitcoin overrules the world. Bitcoin will be every piece of data on the internet. Every transaction ever will be recorded on the bitcoin blockchain.

>>52915190
I only offer people a truckload of incredible and VERIFIABLE information, then they can go on and make their own decisions.

And you should, too. Instead of blaming others, make your own decisions. If it means selling all your BSV now, I'm not stopping you. Go all in on ETH or BTC or whatever Hbar LTC Dogecoin w/e.

YOU are responsible for your own investments.

>>52673142
There's another redpill.

>>52475670
Mayority in BSV hate Craig and Calvin. They can go and fuck themselves.

>>52470134
It is the best shit out there.

We even have a world class shit flinger.

>>51707973
>didn riid
>I only like to buy erc-tokens, which whole purpose was to be turing complete bitcoin, but the stupiod russian autsit didn't understand that bitcoin was always turing complete and made a totally defunctional system thinking he can overcome bitcoin with it with 50$ fees
KEK

>>49437933
Bitcoin can scale larger than Visa and Mastercard combined.
It is Turing complete and fully programmable with smart contracts and therefore makes any other chain obsolete.
BTC is not Bitcoin.

>>49404035
>>Craig says he reads 2400 books per year:
Technically he said last year (so not every year) and he also said some books are smaller than others. Can he really read this much? Idk. I read a lot as well just not books, if we could take the wordcount maybe it'd be easier to estimate.

>>49404035
>>Craig says Bitcoin is not supposed to be a currency, but just a ledger for fiat money:
BSV or not, we'll have digital currencies made by central banks first before we get anywhere near a Bitcoin-only world. Openly fighting them is also a sure way of getting shanked.

>>49404035
>>Craig says Bitcoin is not supposed to hedge against state debt and inflation, and says the US government won't collapse.
Well yeah, Bitcoin is supposed to be much, much more, hedge is like such a small property. Imagine having a spaceship in front of you and saying "wow this is great for hiding from the rain!"
And to think the US government will collapse anytime soon... I have some serious doubt about that. And in fact if it were I'd be scared as fuck for my life.

>>49404112
*sigh*

>>30129111
and of course Craig, that smart bastard alienates sub 140 IQ midwits.

>>29431958
Of course they will issue fiat currency but the only system that can do that securely is defined in the bitcoin whitepaper. The bsn is no different than the existing systems they don't scale and they are not as secure and they can not bring the massive economic growth peer to peer electronic cash can

>>29200132
it´s not just money laundering, it is also just gambling.

>>25007430
That creates inherent demand for that network, more tx means larger blocksize, more demand can be satisfied, thus bigger network grows, as supply is limited that increased demand creates a price floor, giving the impetus for an upward momentum.

Pro tip: it is even easier for BSV to double.

>>24844406
meh, you had to pay and have to pay taxes in countries with hiperinflation which is when by definition cash loses value into nothing, thereby rendering the you have to pay taxes narrative as a non issue.


It is utility that gives the cash its value.

>>24482041
muh not enough usecases.

https://coin.dance/#summary

thinking BTC will survive two more halvings...NGMI

>>24367891
based Schiff destroys corecucks.

https://bitcoinfiles.org/t/d6c18189966ea060452bcf59157235f2e15df3abf7383d9d450acff69cf29181

This is a system capable of scaling to millions of transactions per second, ultra-low fees and full Byzantine fault tolerance and permissionless (and permissioned) smart contracting capabilities that will put Ethereum, EOS, Chainlink out of business.

>>23947438
Imagine spoonfeeding anons cutting edge information and still not going ball´s deep into the real bitcoin at 2013 prices.

>>22912927
scarce resource, 21 million, now with a shitton of funcionality..... this is digital oil, gold, uranium, diamonds, etc all together. And is the only thing that legally can be called bitcoin if craig gets his way in court..... massive green dildos incoming. Slow and steady not sure.

Pump is coming soon, threads about BSV are being more constructive the last two weeks, feels like January again.

>>22621185
yes bitcoin will reach 500,000 USD, BTC, not so much.

>>22609161
name 1 in the top 10 rich list of the world that got rich by trading

>>22550659
you ungrateful fuck, You wouldn´t know shit about bitcoin or anything related if it wouldn´t be for him, that kept the project going.

>>22542777
You are unsure?
Rationally it is the wisest decision to hedge your fund nominally with the same amount of BSV compared to BTC value. At least up to the price point where your doubt is equal to the BTC/BSV price ratio.

eg: are you less than 98% sure that BSV will not rule alone supreme like some anons are saying? then buy BSV when ratio is <2%......it´s at 1.5% right now.

You have to be more than 98.5% sure that CSW is a scammer and the whole BSV ecosystem is one giant Bitconnect 2.0 ponzi to not be interested in sleeping sound like >>22548323.


https://www.youtube.com/c/TheoryofBitcoin/playlists

The doubt is a rift between not only noobs that listen and regurgitate what MSMCrypto channels are spewing, but also OGs hat have been in the space since before the bullruns, since before bitcoin had a price of 1/5000 of a Domino´s Pizza.

You can be adamant about it and stand on one side of the fence, which one is your choice, or play both sides and just watch the spectacle unfold.