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>>54011275
Why would he do that? What would he gain from that? Nothing. keys are not identity, he will prove he created bitcoin in court, as he have already done, but he will give it all in the current court case against COPA.

>>52931811
He's not going to sign for you, sorry. There are many reasons for that.

>>22772485
>>22772502
dangerously based

Why should I. What, may I ask, am I to gain in return? You see, it is a contract negotiation, and you have little or nothing I desire. Sorry, but so is the entirety of the scenario. Informational asymmetry allows me to have some level of consideration that I can exchange. What are you offering for it?

Gavin knows I have the early keys. What does it matter?

If I choose to sign for some and not others, it is my choice. I could, but it would require something I value in return, and it is not money.

If I sign, the next attack is simple: I stole the keys. No matter what I do, there is no path from PoSM (proof of social media) to acceptance for me. Bitcoin is the mirror of what I see, a world of work. We are stewards to wealth. We do not own it, it owns us, and we have to sacrifice daily to make the information flow to retain the right, not the privilege to help maintain the plumbing that is the conduit of life.

More, it does not matter. All that does is what is created.

>>19292215

>>18997499
He doesn't have to sign because idiots like you wants it. He can make bitcoin great again without signing to you, if you don't like it, STIFF

>Why should I. What, may I ask, am I to gain in return? You see, it is a contract negotiation, and you have little or nothing I desire. Sorry, but so is the entirety of the scenario. Informational asymmetry allows me to have some level of consideration that I can exchange. What are you offering for it?

>Gavin knows I have the early keys. What does it matter?

>If I choose to sign for some and not others, it is my choice. I could, but it would require something I value in return, and it is not money.

>If I sign, the next attack is simple: I stole the keys. No matter what I do, there is no path from PoSM (proof of social media) to acceptance for me. Bitcoin is the mirror of what I see, a world of work. We are stewards to wealth. We do not own it, it owns us, and we have to sacrifice daily to make the information flow to retain the right, not the privilege to help maintain the plumbing that is the conduit of life.

>More, it does not matter. All that does is what is created.

Why should I. What, may I ask, am I to gain in return? You see, it is a contract negotiation, and you have little or nothing I desire. Sorry, but so is the entirety of the scenario. Informational asymmetry allows me to have some level of consideration that I can exchange. What are you offering for it?

Gavin knows I have the early keys. What does it matter?

If I choose to sign for some and not others, it is my choice. I could, but it would require something I value in return, and it is not money.

If I sign, the next attack is simple: I stole the keys. No matter what I do, there is no path from PoSM (proof of social media) to acceptance for me. Bitcoin is the mirror of what I see, a world of work. We are stewards to wealth. We do not own it, it owns us, and we have to sacrifice daily to make the information flow to retain the right, not the privilege to help maintain the plumbing that is the conduit of life.

More, it does not matter. All that does is what is created.

>>18211790

I figure it is because they are suggesting that BTC miners could temporarily switch to BSV to drive up the difficulty level, and in that sense, having a lot of hash on a competing network is a threat to the ecosystem of BSVs network?

>>17491540
Well, here's a couple reasons, pic and text related:

Why should I. What, may I ask, am I to gain in return? You see, it is a contract negotiation, and you have little or nothing I desire. Sorry, but so is the entirety of the scenario. Informational asymmetry allows me to have some level of consideration that I can exchange. What are you offering for it?

Gavin knows I have the early keys. What does it matter?

If I choose to sign for some and not others, it is my choice. I could, but it would require something I value in return, and it is not money.

If I sign, the next attack is simple: I stole the keys. No matter what I do, there is no path from PoSM (proof of social media) to acceptance for me. Bitcoin is the mirror of what I see, a world of work. We are stewards to wealth. We do not own it, it owns us, and we have to sacrifice daily to make the information flow to retain the right, not the privilege to help maintain the plumbing that is the conduit of life.

More, it does not matter. All that does is what is created.

>>17448499
checked

>>17390642
I don't know if your mental capacity is high enough to understand:

Why should I. What, may I ask, am I to gain in return? You see, it is a contract negotiation, and you have little or nothing I desire. Sorry, but so is the entirety of the scenario. Informational asymmetry allows me to have some level of consideration that I can exchange. What are you offering for it?

Gavin knows I have the early keys. What does it matter?

If I choose to sign for some and not others, it is my choice. I could, but it would require something I value in return, and it is not money.

If I sign, the next attack is simple: I stole the keys. No matter what I do, there is no path from PoSM (proof of social media) to acceptance for me. Bitcoin is the mirror of what I see, a world of work. We are stewards to wealth. We do not own it, it owns us, and we have to sacrifice daily to make the information flow to retain the right, not the privilege to help maintain the plumbing that is the conduit of life.

More, it does not matter. All that does is what is created.

Why should I. What, may I ask, am I to gain in return? You see, it is a contract negotiation, and you have little or nothing I desire. Sorry, but so is the entirety of the scenario. Informational asymmetry allows me to have some level of consideration that I can exchange. What are you offering for it?

Gavin knows I have the early keys. What does it matter?

If I choose to sign for some and not others, it is my choice. I could, but it would require something I value in return, and it is not money.

If I sign, the next attack is simple: I stole the keys. No matter what I do, there is no path from PoSM (proof of social media) to acceptance for me. Bitcoin is the mirror of what I see, a world of work. We are stewards to wealth. We do not own it, it owns us, and we have to sacrifice daily to make the information flow to retain the right, not the privilege to help maintain the plumbing that is the conduit of life.

More, it does not matter. All that does is what is created.

>HE still thinks HE will get signed because HE wants
no no no, that's not how the world works

>>16013586
I'm in the slack too, and can confirm

>>15825665
He is, isn't he actually is?

Bump

>>14089552
And we will continue to have it everyday. Don’t like it? STIFF!!!

>>14039010
Based and stiffed

>>14039696
STIFF

>>14024000
Pools closed core cucks stiff

Ok folks here is the real clearpill on all this fucking shit going on.

Buckle up cus its about to get hairy

So, the basic gestalt is that we are currently in the midst of some massive game theory and strategy between China and the US. At its heart, this is a currency war. But long-term, this is s
ome epic anime-level Ghost in the Shell type shit going on, so basically a technology war.

Bitcoin is at the center of it. Both gov's know they need to use cryptocurrency, but they also know that the limitations of the protocol itself are such so that there can only be one global
currency. So China and the US are basically going rogue and discreetly taking over vulnerable countries so they can siphon as much electricity as possible.

AI is the real end game. Cellular automata using non deterministic competitive models on the blockchain. Simulated cells that compete for money. Look into Dr. Craig Wright, he is the discov
erer of Bitcoin and is perhaps one of the few people who understands how this really works.

The Chinese Navy just docked in Venezuela. They plan on being there a long time as part of a longer strategic play; they've said this publicly. But they are posturing. And Trump has deleveraged the shit out of China, their Bitcoin dominance notwithstanding.

All warfare is based on deception. Hence, when we are able to attack, we must seem unable; when using our forces, we must appear inactive; when we are near, we must make the enemy believe we are far away; when far away, we must make him believe we are near.

>>13989343
Something wrong?

>>13986922
1000$ BITCOIN ?

NOT SELLING

10000$ BITCOIN

STILL NOT FUCKING SELLING

100000$ bitcoin?

NOT FUCKING SELLING

I WILL NEVER SELL MY BITCOIN AND YOU KNOW WHY KIKE?

BECAUSE BITCOIN IS CASH

I DON'T SELL MY BITCOIN FOR FIAT KIKES

I SELL MY FIAT FOR BITCOIN