/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16001592
pls delet

>>15954832
This may be the wokest shit ever to come out of Q anon, it was obvious for years to those who could read the signs

>>11840441
>one global chain hosted by governments
go to bed, craig

>>11806556
>let's give the 3 1000TB blocksize BCHSV nodes to (((the government))), what can go wrong!

>>11778194
>ELIB problem with segwit

it's pic related anon, nothing more, nothing less

>>11753423

>>11657671
>Jihad diversifying hashrate into several operations
>"See my shitcoin is decentralized"

>>10624730
>top governments don't have the resources to neutralize 10 points of failure
>he thinks that dogshit (which could be any altcoin) will ever be valued higher than an actual decentralized network
kys

>when TSLA starts chugging 10k Model 3's per week, the stock will skyrocket. pls sell

The post. Also, pic related it's the same people who pull Ver's strings

>>9793056

>>9730946
Deep state play to gain control of bitcoin with the use of assets such as a wino with bitch tits who claims to be Satoshi, a convicted bomb seller and a chinese mining conglomerate

>>9542677
>small blocks = better for decentralization

just gonna leave this pic related here...

>>9531696
Finally proof of (((who))) Ver is working for:

>Alex Jones is a well known misinformation agent/limited hangout

>Bitmain partners with Circle, a Goldman Sachs subsidiary

>Bunch of Clinton associates in Coinbase, the cunts who gave Btrash credibility by listing them


Worth checking the bitmain/goldman article in its entirety

https://www.newsbtc.com/2018/05/15/goldman-sachs-backed-circle-announces-cryptocurrency-version-of-us-dollar/

>>9498286
>btrash hates the very idea of "sanctity of the mainchain" and all that shit

>their wallnut-sized brains can't comprehend second layer solutions

>now ASIC-free

>TPTBfw there is a ledger they really can't control

Thoughts on people who are not just boomers but are also hippies?

This? Satoshi vision? I think you must have a few bolts loose in your head.

>>9057194
The network was under constant attack by bcrashies, while at the same time the prices were getting manipulated AF by wash trading bots.

Unless you really think the last bullrun was organic... Surely you can't be that dumb so as to think 10x in 6 months was a fully organic bullrun and still able to solve a captcha, can you?

>>8996123
>full validating nodes don't matter, handle them all to the miners
Good goy.

>>8784733
The more difficult it is to run a full node, the weaker the network is, at any rate.

>>8755619
>Be a good goy and hadle your full validating nodes to us
>t. PsyOPS Wright

>>8428539
>full validating nodes don't matter
Good goy.

>>7475007
You didn't understood the analogy, neither how Bitcoin works, as nonmining full nodes are needed to economically enforce the network rules on miners, otherwise like I said, you are just making useless holes in a desert. Without at least a supermajority of the economy enforcing the rules, the result would be that miners would be de facto free to violate all of them at will, however they feel is best for them. You effectively just create the Fed all over again by putting ((((datacenters)))) instead of a proper decentralized array of nodes, but with a bunch of wasted energy for no reason. Cashies will ignore this fact because their whole scam is based upon the socialist delusion of once again selling something that's fast, cheap and decentralized with no tradeoffs.

>lets centralize at layer 0 with ((((big blocks)))) to "scale" a network to guarantee it's no longer a censorship resistant store of value

>>4344345