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Anonymous Fri Jul 19 21:32:21 2019 No.14883376 [Reply] [Original]

I am a time traveler from 2030. I am here to tell you what happens to Bitcoin/BTC.

First off, the Asuka prophecy is correct - up until late 2022 though. After that many problems emerge.

The biggest problem is with Craig. He ends up winning the court case in 2022 after it gets drawn out. Tulip Trust is found to be fraudulent though. But, he is able to sign the BTC genesis blocks and moves some dust from the Original Satoshi wallets in November 2022. This causes BTC to drastically drop in value - from $400,xxx to around $300, and his crummy BSV goes to $50,000.

The SEC uses this excuse to enforce some laws passed in summer 2022. They are allowed to 51% "attack" the largest blockchains in cases of terrorism, imminent security threats, or other cases similar to them halting the NYSE. They don't call it an attack though - it's a "cryptographic emergency management." Of course this causes the entire crypto world to shit itself. Bitmain hard forks BTC also later that day. BCH, which at this point has long fallen out of favor, also suffers several 51% attacks as their network hashrate has been very low for the year anyway.

This leaves a core BTC, the SEC managed BTC, Bitmain's BTC, a handful of BCH chains, and a mooning BSV.

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Anonymous Fri Jul 19 21:32:38 2019 No.14883380

Several other attacks occur but eventually the SEC controls the main BTC chain and hashrate. It is rumored, but never confirmed, that the Chinese government has their own "cryptographic emergency management" plans involving midnight kidnappings and executions. That explains why the Chinese chains grind to a halt a few days after the Satoshi wallets are accessed, but then suddenly come back online with the blockchain state reset to the day before the fed management.

In typical fed fashion they botch the rollout of a stabilized chain. Craig agrees to drop IP ownership of the BSV patents in exchange for being allowed to control the Satoshi wallets on the Federal chain. BCH - which had been languishing - was the easiest to reorganize into a coherent and "safe" (in the SEC's eyes) blockchain.

What was once known as BTC is now known as BCHSvFed and trades at $1 USD per sat. mSats are a main unit of transaction also.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 21:35:29 2019 No.14883416 >>14883376 FUCK OFF BSV SHILL!!!!

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 21:35:35 2019 No.14883418 Thats ok, but where is the absolute bottom of bsv in this years to come?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 21:36:02 2019 No.14883420 >>14883376 >>14883380 Bout Cardano Tho?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 21:37:02 2019 No.14883432 Stopped reading after "Craig"

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 21:37:03 2019 No.14883433 Also, that must be one of the best pics ever taken.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 21:37:11 2019 No.14883435 >>14883418 $50-60 - it's a crummy coin and gets exposed later this year. it only moons after people think his legal proceedings are favorable.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 21:38:14 2019 No.14883443 >>14883420 DOA. That tranny was carrying development sadly.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 21:38:40 2019 No.14883446 will anything replace ethereum?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 21:39:00 2019 No.14883449 File: 221 KB, 680x680, 1560220413999.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>14883376 >>14883380 Best pasta I've seen so far. Thanks for the giggles.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 21:40:13 2019 No.14883464 >>14883376 >>14883380 you are a gay faggot retard and no one cares about your meme magic bullshit

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 21:42:55 2019 No.14883494 File: 996 KB, 830x559, 4gfyge4.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>14883443 damn

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 21:59:57 2019 No.14883667 >>14883446 No. NEO tries, but the first mover advantage finally wins. Sharding is implemented with staking. It's a good system. >>14883464 Ok

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 22:02:24 2019 No.14883685 >>14883667 damn should i drop my harmony bags? :(

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 22:03:16 2019 No.14883690 >>14883433 he didn't expose for the highlights pleb shit

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 22:03:22 2019 No.14883693 >>14883376 Ok but what about LINK?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 22:07:30 2019 No.14883731 >>14883685 >harmony That's like asking should you invest in HotBot in 1998 or Google. >>14883693 $1000EOY happens in 2026. Sergey pulls it off. Smart contracts have made massive inroads into law, the court system, and embedded payment devices.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 22:08:36 2019 No.14883747 The only thing Craig can win is a dude kissing competition.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 22:09:49 2019 No.14883758 >>14883731 Okay if youre from the future who becomes the 2020 candidate for the democrat candidate...

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 22:13:03 2019 No.14883799 >>14883758 This

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 22:14:57 2019 No.14883822 >>14883758 >>14883799 Warren/Harris. It's the disaster you imagine it is.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 22:16:32 2019 No.14883839 >>14883731 Easily tell this is a larp. If BTC goes that high by 2022 and LINK continues as a project it would hit $1k before 2026.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 22:18:21 2019 No.14883860 File: 10 KB, 259x194, image9509645.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>14883376

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 22:19:28 2019 No.14883869 >>14883839 The chain clusterfuck occurs in 2022. Crypto is seen as both a very unsafe asset yet too centralized/managed for a while after. This puts a damper across the crypto world for a while. BCHSvFed is $1 a sat in 2030.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 19 23:33:52 2019 No.14884615 >>14883869 Put more effort into your LARPs next time. Concept is good, but details and immersion is lacking. 3/10.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 20 00:44:38 2019 No.14885332 >>14883376 It’s simple...we kill Craig.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 20 00:51:31 2019 No.14885420 Larp. In 2030 machines are nearing singularity and Iota is the only crypto left. That and bags of TRX that Justin is still announcing announcements about.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 20 01:05:53 2019 No.14885602 >>14883822 Someone cap this. I’m on mobile.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 20 01:08:22 2019 No.14885624 ITT: Cryin’ Craig

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 20 02:24:51 2019 No.14886163 If you’re from the future, tell me the lottery numbers for the powerball for July 20, 2019. Let’s see if you really are telling the truth.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 20 02:30:10 2019 No.14886212 File: 648 KB, 648x810, Rare3Dhonklerr.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] You get and F for narrative and an E for creativity

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 20 02:33:23 2019 No.14886246 Very sad and technically ignorant LARP. Mine would center around CERN creating a general purpose quantum computer and breaking ECDSA.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 20 02:41:23 2019 No.14886314 File: 7 KB, 196x258, Capitalist Pepe.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] The Watchers don't need to 51% attack crypto they can just break the private keys using the quantum computers in Antarctica

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 20 02:43:18 2019 No.14886327 >>14883731 wait, is harmony hotbot or google?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 20 02:43:35 2019 No.14886328 File: 41 KB, 400x711, 1525497286822.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] The Watchers don't need to 51% attack crypto they can just break the private keys using the quantum computers in Antarctica