/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16479941
(You)

>>16479941
Greatest inventor since tesla. Probably the greatest throughout history. It is amazing that I'm alive at the same time as he. People will still learn about him in school 5000 years from now

>>16479949

This

He's imperfect but brilliant

>>16479941
who is /biz/?

god I wish you could filter photos...

>>16479941

Impostor. Scammer. Why don't you say you are it op? And then copy paste some code? That is exactly what is going on here

>>16479941
everyone knows sirius is satoshi.
Fuck off

bsv pump coming you brainlets

>>16479941

Scam artist. Liar. Impostor.
Why do you ask?

>>16480083
>>16480108

Fix your bots Greg

>>16480124

Oh how surprised you would be that there is no bot involved. And no Greg either.

When I next come online, I do not expect to see this shit

To be honest he's probably not Satoshi but BSV is still the last stance of bitcoin.

BTC is ruined with SegWit complexity, has no innovation, losing adoption by the day and everybody with BTC has no interest in using it as intended, just to sell high and buy low.

BCH has changed too much from bitcoin, they aren't even claiming to be bitcoin anymore themselves and have moved on to fully use green colors instead of the orange-gold color.

Regardless of what you think of Craig, fact is in February (next update) BSV will be the project closest to bitcoin as described in the whitepaper. And nchain seems to be the only ones trying to get some serious usage of their chain.

To be honest though I think it's too little too late, bitcoin (and in fact all crypto) is doomed. Will be a slow withering of the whole crypto space, over 10 years. It'll never truly die but in the end almost nobody will use it and there will be very few miners. Though I guess at that point a bank will just decide to kill it off completely by mining empty blocks forever.

>>16480176

>To be honest though I think it's too little too late, bitcoin (and in fact all crypto) is doomed. Will be a slow withering of the whole crypto space, over 10 years. It'll never truly die but in the end almost nobody will use it and there will be very few miners. Though I guess at that point a bank will just decide to kill it off completely by mining empty blocks forever.

If bitcoin was "killed off completely" it would just reset and start over. Thats the beauty of it. It never dies

>>16479941
WE ARE THE STIFF MARINES AND WE ARE NOT FUCKING SELLING

> immutable blockchain child porn
NOT SELLING

> ends up in a contempt of court hearing for unsuccessfully trying to graverob his dead alleged colleague, still can't provide evidence
STILL NOT SELLING

> cries in court
NO WAY KIKES

> gets caught out by a district court judge because he thought that people wouldn't check him editing pdfs
FUCK YOU KIKE NOT SELLING

> Ayre dumps bsv and buys himself a new $100m mansion with the proceedings
HAH

> gets roasted by Heart to the point where he actually has to flee the stage while people boo him
NOT FUCKING SELLING

> hires shills whose iqs are so low that their only response to anything is to accuse you of being greg maxwell, because apparently him being a fraud and creg being a fraud are mutually exclusive assertions
NOPE, NO KIKES, NOT SELLING

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwRZgtTEH08&t

>>16480223
Wrong.

>reset
>banks freeze that chain too
>reset, now with even less miners
>banks freeze that chain too
>reset, now with almost no miners
>banks freeze that chain too
>reset, now with some kind of thing that prevents banks from freezing the chain
>whoops, it's not bitcoin anymore and you might as well jusr use the bank's centralized crap instead of whatever the centralized crap "bitcoin" has then become

>>16480576

There can only be one chain, that's how this all works anon

>>16481030
you have no idea what i'm even talking about