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This burst in transactions is completely organic.

>>19062572
BSV enables miners to profit more from information economy.

95% of BTC trading volume is fake says Bitwise:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/cbovaird/2019/03/22/95-of-reported-bitcoin-trading-volume-is-fake-says-bitwise/

>>19062572
that's what everyone said every other point on the graph, yet ti's never gone down. Really makes you think huh?

>>19062572
It actually is.
More and more companies/projects are joining BitCoin
Don't like it? STIFF

Enjoy your BlockstreamCoin going to 1.50

>>19062572
You will see an extreme spike followed by a solid trend upwards. What these huge spikes are, are new apps/services stress testing the chain in the early stages of bringing their services online, or initial data loads. From that point on they continue to grow. But, you can feel free to continue missing out on real bitcoin if you want.

I hear BTC has some graphs that look like that, unfortunately it's the TX fee and blocktimes though :-/

See the continued growth past ever "fake" spike

>>19062441
Literally spam transactions. Look at EOS and see how well that worked out! Bwuahahaha

>>19062441
Yea and all those transactions are pennies shifting accounts wash trading on scam exchanges. Fuck off BSV is garbage

>>19062915
Careful, your brainlet is showing. Exchange transactions are internal and don't show up on chain, they are executed and handled in-house on the exchanges software. TX are only on chain on deposits/withdraws when accounts are settled.

I'm sure you are a very smart and savy crypto investor though! Thanks for the insight!

>>19062441
2% dev updates compared to btc
3% decentralisation of btc
1% security budget of btc
98% more spam than btc

LINKS IT AS BULLISH

THE ABSOLUTE STATE

>>19062761
>Enjoy your BlockstreamCoin going to 1.50
very generous.

>>19062797
>I hear BTC has some graphs that look like that, unfortunately it's the TX fee and blocktimes though :-/

based

>>19062889
Identify a prominent spam transaction on BSV

>>19063680
> Doesn't understand the merits of a stable protocol
> Doesn't understand miners vs "nodes"
> Doesn't understand hashing isn't a security function
> Doesn't understand usage is good for the network

You got it all figured out bud

>>19062572
>burst

What is a trend

>>19062441
>HAALLLPP BUY MY BAG, PLEASE. I BOUGHT IT AT $400

>>19063813
https://www.reddit.com/r/bitcoincashSV/comments/dn8z7z/bsv_gatling_gun_load_the_transaction_gatling_gun/

>>19062761
BSV is just superior tech. It's literally the only blockchain with a future.

>>19063860
I literally cant tell are you dumbest person alive or playing 4d chess because noone can be this dumb

>>19063680
If I was as stupid as you are, I'd probably kill myself.

>>19064021
correct

>>19064019
Ya, that's really what all the volume is about, a whopping .1% of it, the entire thing is a SCAMMMMM.

Do you even attempt to do your own research?

>>19064296
What's ANNE?

>>19064411
It's some type of neural network being built on chain linking transactions. I think the idea is a datasource for finding recommendations? So you can see the person who bought X also bought Y and Z and aggregate suggestions to people who like X. Basically making all the big data places like Google, Netflix, Amazon, etc use privately public... so all that sales data is on a public blockchain and any company has access to the full dataset to use.

>>19062441
>BSV is your chance to make a boat load of wealth.

fucking dumbass. I'm not buying Bitcoin because I think it's going to be £1 million EOY. I'm not trying to get rich off of penny stocks here

>>19062441
Daily reminder that you’ll never use a toilet in your life.

>chinese propaganda spam messages which inflate user numbers are good for muh mooncoin

>>19064910
So a kind of machine learning AI function? But what is generating all the transactions and who is paying for them?

>>19065024
>>19065039
Anyone else notice that coretards are unusually butthurt lately

>>19065481
>lately
LATELY? WTF IS WRONG WITH YOU

>>19065607
Uh... what the hell is he doing in that picture exactly

>>19063680
They are getting desperate after craig larps failed.

0.8 new apps per day and increasing

>>19065986
In large

>>19066063
thanks anon