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ok pajeet shill me on SV lets go I dont care about craig wright tell me why its better

>>14483258
There's an article which says 98%, or close to, of transactions is from BSV's shitty weather app.

Bitcoin- Satoshi's Forecast.

>>14483258
90% of all bsv traffic is logging weather data...creg unironically thinks if he fills his blockchain with useless shit it will make ppl impressed with the volumes of data its holding.

Also its curious for a man who hates btc because he said it funds bad things like cp...he has created an immutable - never can be deleted - cp storage network. Oh well...

>>14483258
A bunch of paid street shitter shills send each other 1 cent micro transactions all day in hopes that that encourage adoption. Meanwhile they’re “chief scientist” is about to get bankrupted and go to prison

>>14483357
>>14483359

Thanks

>>14483307
Because anything that's legal can be built on it. It's super cheap. 0-conf works instantly. From my understanding script can be used to build anything. Are the smartest people in the world all currently working on this project? No. Do I think it's likely a large part of them will eventually migrate to BSV because of their succesful scaling formula? I think it's very likely.

>>14483399
Weather data is useful information. BSV miners are not arbiters of what is useful information, however.
The point many people miss is that money itself is information. Weather information, financial information. They are two sides of the same coin. This is also why so many fail to see why Metanet is the end-result of Bitcoin. All useful information will eventually be reflected by Bitcoin tokens. Either that, or fiat currency will continue to exist for at least another couple of decades. I'm inclined to believe Bitcoin (SV) has more than a fighting chance.

>>14483399
Yes, I'm actually concerned about the "cp on bsv" issue...I originally had some coins until I learned about that. I even posted on /r/bitcoinsv seeing if others had recommendations on how to fix.
anyone who has a bsv full wallet will wind up with unecrypted cp on their harddrives. would be a super easy way to "swat" otherwise innocent ppl and frame them for cp charges. Terrible design and really really stupid to encumber a currency with such garbage.

>>14483504
Safe harbor laws. Existing laws already make it so that you fall outside of the law's reach in the CP issue. It's basically the job for future block explorer services to censor CP so that your average user cannot acces it. It's on there, and it brings with it an eternal and immutable evidence and financial trail.

Bitcoin is actually the best tool ever invented to combat CP. I don't understand why this concept is not understood by most.

>>14483504
>Safe harbor laws
Oh and in the future no one will have the full BSV chain aside from professional service providers (such as miners).
Normal users were never meant to run a node, so there's no need to worry about liability. By design you were not meant to have the entire blockchain in your home. Just like by design you weren't meant to hold all the information the internet holds on your hdd.

>>14483427
>Because anything that's legal can be built on it.
you can use tor+russian paid no log vpn, use a dex to convert some monero to bsv, and upload any form of illicit content you wish and get away with it without any single trouble
there is no such thing as (((legal)))
it’s just data
>It's super cheap
cheap if you need immutable and non censurable data
crazy expensive and order of magnitude slower to store and fetch if you need it for some service, there is no point in using a blockchain for most of the real world applications

>>14483493
>BSV miners are not arbiters of what is useful information
in fact they get paid to store cp as well
weather app is a different case since fee are spent by the same miners (coingeek) so they do it kind of for free just to show off some bullshit data
>The point many people miss is that money itself is information. Weather information, financial information.
and cp
>They are two sides of the same coin.
Indeed

>>14483258
hey all those weather updates have to go somewhere right?

>>14483258
A FUCKING WEATHER APP!

>>14483359
It been proven that the people that speak out the most about CP are usually the ones actually engaging in it.

>>14483493
>Weather data is useful information
It's already public, dummy

>>14483874
Miners get paid to store an evidence trail and a financial trail to police agencies. At scale you will get fucked in the ass metaphorically and then literally once your CP posting ass gets thrown in federal prison.

Ps. Since everyone's trying to fud WeatherSP, any of you all noticed UptimeSV and Twetch (twitch competitor?) Their volume is also starting to pick up speed. Stupid motherfuckers missing out on the 4th industrial evolution because they're jerking it to retarded coin-memes from some project built on proof of stake. Next-level retardation to be so close to the source and not see how obviously this scenario is going to play out.

>>14483357
first of all, that information is incorrect
https://twitter.com/sv_weather/status/1143389301830406144
second, that "shitty weather app" already brings more utility than bitcoin core has managed in over a decade
third that is just one app and there are way more coming down the pipeline. zweispace is building a similar app for earthquake data, tokenized, metaned and god knows what else

>>14483917
It’s been proven that people who speak out the most about following the law are usually the ones breaking the law

>>14483971
>Durrrrr public
>Durrrrr the entire value proposition of a Bitcoin model is having data be public

Brainlet.jpeg

>>14484047
and if ONE app can already 10x BSVs transaction count then you faggots should ask yourself how this shit is gonna explode when more usefull applications will be built.

>>14484048
You're the one talking about the law here, fuckface. Go back to your shitcoin's subreddit.

>>14484084
Imagine if the roman empire - under the economic tutelage of indian street shitters - formulated a currency system that used a significant portion of its gold and military might to enshrine the graffiti found among the various bath houses in rome.

Imagine that this new system completely intertwined this random graffiti and their currency in such a way that it was impossible to differentiate where one started and the other finished. Weather data, Grocery list, IOU's, advertisements, all of it became the fundamental reserve of each and every roman coin.

Who would have the intelligence to speak against this?

>>14484102
Craig’s the one speaking out about the law retard. Go back slack

>>14484010
>you
I don’t use BSV because I don’t need to store any illegal content
Google Drive is perfectly fine (faster and cheaper)
For my services Amazon Cloud is perfectly fine (faster and way way cheaper)
>evidence trail
you can be anonymous on the web if you are not a complete brainlet
you are also ignoring the fact that interpol does not have any power in some countries
some camel nations don’t even have laws about sex with kid, they even allow marriages by law/religion

>>14483917
so you're saig greg is a pedo - thanks for that info anon. pedo coin it is. is greg also involved in himan trafficking - he made a big fuss about that particular societal problem? is his involvement direct or more peripheral?

>>14484123
nice pilpul shlomo

>>14484010
>Miners get paid to store and distribute child pornography
got it anon. BSV - the pedoland express coin

>>14484144
I don't give a shit about personalities, fuckface. Look at the fucking code, tardo brained fuckface.

>>14484061
There are online services that provide instant weather information for any place in the world. You don't need your "weather on the blockchain" for that. It serves zero purpose.

>>14484307
Not distribute, enormous fucking retarded shitbrained fuckshit shitfuck.
I'm just about done feeding you mongoloids information. Enjoy watching your paper profits plummet one day.

>>14484338
>It serves zero purpose.
and yet users keep paying for it
corekeks are so butthurt that BSV is actually doing stuff, its hilarious
>muh muh how dare you use a blockchain. its a store of value!!!

>>14484047
>second, that "shitty weather app" already brings more utility than bitcoin core has managed in over a decade
Useless data is still useless date.

>zweispace is building a similar app for earthquake data
Bitcoin- Satoshi's Richters

>>14484327
Well bsv is centralized under squire now and it is run by “personalities”. You really should dyor, fucking idiot

Does working for bsv feels the same as working for big oil or tabacco? I hope they give you enough money to not hate yourself.

>>14484338
Yeah I'm sure immutable weather information can't be useful to one day in the near future debunk more climate change religious zealots who want to impose a 98% tax on exhaling because it contains too much food for plants (aka CO2).
I'm sure scientists have never corrupted centralized information for any research, thus wasting tons of money and wasting opportunity costs. I'm sure that shit doesn't happen every single day in fields like weather, nutrition, population studies, all information that'll end up on BSV.
Fucking retards trying to debunk shit when they have no cognitive capacity to understand the reach of their incorrect statements.

>>14484418
>store of value
By the way, don't you feel that you're being a hypocrite? According to Dr. Craig Wright, bitcoin was a store of value from the get-go, that's why he created a secure trust immediately after its creation where he put all of his newly mined bitcoins.

>>14484464
what you faggot dont seem to understand is that 1000s of these apps will be built. they will all attract paying users. it doesnt matter one bit if you think of them as useless or not, as long as people are willing to pay for transactions and miners can make money securing the chain. tell me what Bitcoin core has achieved in terms of utility the last 10 years lmao

>>14484464
>doing stuff
Paid shills using handcash to do micro transactions and weathersv is hardly useful to the real economy.

>>14484399
>Not distribute
Data is public and distributed
Your IQ is single digit

>>14484510
Historical weather records are already publically available. Next.

>>14484498
Change jobs, fucker. This is psychological projection at its finest.

>>14484561
>wQY
Hit me up, i'll shill BSV. How can I join? I worked for over 10 crypto projects, as a marketeer.

>>14484522
all the retarded shitcoins out there are useless and will get wiped out. every single thing these shitcoins are trying to do can be done on BSV. who do you think a big business would choose to run their supply chains on? a secure, global blockchain or some shitcoin run by chinks waving plastic hammers around?

>>14484466
This is the same as saying "UH MUH TRUMP IS A BAD MAN CUZ OF HIS TWEETS" while disgregarding his actual policy and what he actually does.
I didn't realize there were this many femanons on this board, change your tampon before posting, maybe you'll be less salty and wrong.

>>14484593
A big business would choose a project not run by criminal pedophiles

>>14484586

>>14484620
What I said has nothing to do with trump and is not comparable. Nice pilpul though.

>>14484620
I think some people are not comfortable with CSW's habit of fabricating things, have you considered that?

>>14484418
>and yet users keep paying for it
coingeek pay the fees for a shitty weather app that makes 99% of BSV transactions just to show off
coingeek also collects back the fee as miner
”””paying”””

>>14484510
>I'm sure scientists have never corrupted centralized information for any research, thus wasting tons of money and wasting opportunity costs. I'm sure that shit doesn't happen every single day in fields like weather, nutrition, population studies, all information that'll end up on BSV.
Actually, all the information that is stored on BSV is received through one single centralized oracle, from one single IP.
If you believe that "centralized information" can be tampered with, then to pass fake data to BSV is even easier because it's literally several lines of code.

>>14484736
>citation needed

>>14483307
UNWRITER

>>14483577
>It's on there, and it brings with it an eternal and immutable evidence and financial trail.
You're assuming that every address leads to a KYC-verified exchange like Coinbase. There are dozens of ways to get coins that don't lead anywhere at all, especially if we're not talking about thousands of dollars here. Dozens.

There are reasons why the blockchain is a very poor choice for storing media files, and the only factor that outweights them in favour of immutability is.. Well, if the content is not welcome elsewhere

>>14483258
Based

>>14483357
Oh no,! Utility!

>>14484510
so tell me.. if cregs so fond of immutable data..
how come his stories keep changing ?

>>14483874
>Some people will use fire for bad things so let's ban fire

>>14484084
Let me guess, it's a fucking dag.

>>14484498
>implying bsv isn't the underdog

>>14484510
Quality fucking post.

>>14484010
This. The amount of patents Nchain is sitting on is astounding, you cant possibly sit on the sidelines in this situation.

>>14484735
All information has to come from a particular source. The blockchain itself is the only truly decentralized thing there is.