/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23604242
As if Tether's his only support. There are plenty of wealth funders ready to take up the cause against faketoshi.

>>23604332

Gigacope

>wealth funders

>>23604412
Just wait and see. Unlike BSV, which is really just Calvin, there are plenty of rich people in BTC.

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>>23604488
kys faggot

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>>23604514
Why are bsvlets so easily trigger?

>>23604242
I know this is just another attempt by cal to control the narrative and get another bsv pump before the truth comes out, but why the hell is the mccormack side so quiet on this?

Imagine being so cucked that you still back Craig Wright lmao

>>23604242
poo poeeeee

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>>23604535

This is what Peter tweeted today. He doesn't seem very confident right now if you ask me

imagine the severity of the Stockholm syndrome required to STILL be shilling for this blatant scam artist.

>>23604853
Indeed. Blockstream is a bunch of con artists. It only costs 43000x more to perform transaction on BTC chain. Nothing to worry about.

>>23604891
That image is horrendous. Still, bsv is trash and will go to 0

>>23604954
It's not impossible for BSV to go to 0. But it's still way more likely for BTC to go to 0 before BSV does.

>>23604242
at least this clown served a propose after all
just bankrupt cormack as you bankrupt calvin so this soap opera can have a funny ending

>>23604891
they're all lying if you didn't realize it yet
bitcoin is better and faster and cheaper than VISA

>>23604891
that's roughly how much more secure btc is than the shitforks combined.

>>23604242
well craing has 0 wins so far a libel case is not easy to lose but if anyone can manage it it's craig.

I was wrong to allege Craig Wright fraudulently claimed to be Satoshi. I accept he is Satoshi. I am sorry Dr Wright. I will not repeat this libel.

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>>23604535
while McCormacks inarguably a no-mark arsehole at the best of times, tbf, he is actually not allowed (by order bong court) not to discuss an ongoing case. Equally, Calvin having more resources than said no-mark arsehole DOES NOT MEAN the fat fraud won jackshit. He's still a lying scamming cunt who'll never win an actual case, and he'll die one. And the sooner, the better

>>23605779
Secure? Bitcoin has only 20 mining nodes that are relevant, or maybe even less. Liberty Reserver operated in 17 countries and it was taken down in 1 day if I remember correctly. While 70% of hashrate is placed in China. If BSV would be vulnerable, it would already be attacked. But you see It's impossible to attack BSV with 51% attack without revealing yourself. If someone would perform an attack like that he'd go to prison for many years. And even if BTC would be more secure, it's security cost is not worth it. High fees will kill BTC, and than all that "security" will be pointless. It's like sending an army to protect a worthless desert.

https://craigwright.net/blog/economics/nodes-hash-rate-signalling/

>>23604714
The fuck is he even trying to say?

>>23606464
rofl it costs nothing to set up a node. mining power is completely free to migrate between pools on moments notice and it's a hell of a lot more distributed than in your cuck head.

>>23606464
>High fees will kill BTC
contrary to evidence right? bitcoin is the only chain where miners actually get substantial reward from fees. not $1 per block like on sv... no. grands. and will get more as the block reward halves.
bitcoin is on the sustainable path not the cash forks.

>>23604242
Craig Wright is still a fraud though.

>>23607328
And what do these nodes do? They don't do anything at all. They're lagging behind miner's nodes. After all Bitcoin is a small world network, and not a mesh.

>>23607380
There are two ways to make miners earn in the future, when block rewards are going to get lower. Bitcoin right now goes the path, where only VIPs will be able to perform transactions. Right now it costs $12, and if more people will start using BTC, it might go to hundreds of even thousands of dollars. On the other hand BSV wants to go with big blocks, where if a 1TB block would be mined every 10 minutes, than miners could earn with current fee prices around $8000 each block. Imo it's more likely, that there are going to be millions of people using BSV, than hundreds of people paying hundreds of dollars to perform transactions on BTC.

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>>23607796
比特幣Craig Wright 圖靈完成 MI6 毘濕奴生活在區塊鏈上 BSV 是比特幣 Most Blockchain Patents 克雷格(Craig)簽約 Gavin Andresen
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>>23608169
thank you for the yous you crazy chink bastard

>>23607796
i was talking about miner nodes. it costs nothing to set a new one up it's meaningless to seize them.

>>23607796
>Imo it's more likely...
we will see right now nobody wants to use sv and everybody wants to use btc. obviously you think that will change but you really should rather play the lottery. better odds.

>>23608713
Nodes cost almost nothing on BTC to set up, but it costs millions to make a mining farm. And it costs even more to be a node on BSV, as you also need HDDs and high end network to be able to propagate big blocks. In BitCoin nodes are mining. Users are not nodes. They run SPV

>>23608747
I don't see BTC going anywhere with fees getting higher and higher. >>23604996 pic related
Bitcoin is loosing it's only use case. It used to be a medium of exchange between different coins, but now there are trading pairs with stable coins which are superior in every way towards unusable BTC

>>23609069
>Bitcoin is loosing it's only use case.
lol is that what you think? being a trading pair was the use case? lol.

>>23609296
And what is BTC good for? In being a digital gold? Since making a transaction costs $10 it's only good for laying at ledger.

>>23609544
it's an escape vehicle m8 plain and simple. it will never be an adequate replacement to the financial system. but it is an opt-out from jewry.

>>23609604
Than what you're looking for in crypto is a platform that is decentralized, censorship resistant and anonymous. BitCoin is none of that. BitCoin is Centralized within few competing nodes(miners). The problem is, that when chain is decentralized, it can't scale well which makes it unusable for everyday uses. On the other hand anonymous coins are getting banned left and right, and their worth is only going to plummet. It's good that BTC and BSV have forked. Today they're completely different things.

>>23609941
what i'm looking for is an escape vehicle from crooked government confiscation of wealth.
1) confiscation through inflation
2) or just straight up thieving.
obviously bitcoin can do a hell of a lot more than that but that is all i require of it.

>>23610424
Gold and Silver is the way to go when it comes to preserving your wealth. Although it's good to invest in crypto right now as there is a high probability for bull market take place soon. The only problem is, that BTC is not going to have much of an upside with this high fees. Fees is what is killing Bitcoin's adoption and upside potential. In 2017 when fees went to $50 was the moment, which sealed BTC's fate in that rally. Everyone started to buy altcoins, as market's trust in BTC was shattered. And we're at the verge of repeating that cycle, as BTC's fees are pumping right now.

>>23610424
Not only can you already escape central bank policy with gold, it enriches you by never letting the economy contract at the expense of others suffering.
Bitcoin will unlock new wealth through automation, resolution and scale and also destroy the profitability of crime by making the flow of resource publicly accountable.
With sound money the world becomes more moral but not necessarily more materialisticly wealthy

>>23610956
>Gold and Silver is the way to go
can't leave on an airplace or routine border check with them. sure i ave some but i don't consider them proper escape vehicles only partial inflation hedges and non-custodial stores of value. also their inflationary properties are super bad compared to bitcoin.

bitcoin is really a 100 times better gold than gold.

>>23611073
i find the boomer rocks extremely retarded. i been holding them since fucking 2013 and my gains are laughable compared to inflation. heaviest fucking bags in the universe after xrp

>>23604488
youre a delusional kid if you believe that people are "generous" and enjoy giving money away to strangers.

>>23611525
Gold is money not an investment. You measure value in gold to escape the central banking mouse wheel

>>23604242
wouldn’t it be awesome if Peter just loses it and kills him

>>23606464
>It's like sending an army to protect a worthless desert.

based and satpilled

>>23608747
>we will see right now nobody wants to use sv

There are way more people using BSV than the LN, sorry to burst your bubble. Money Button hit 30k users not too long ago

>>23613786
I got a 3 digit

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>>23606989
He's saying, in his typical cuntish manner, that you should trust mainstream media.

>>23613804

That must have been during the BCH days. Lucky

>>23614277

Peter is the mascot for BTC, he's their spokesman

>>23614277
Actually more than that, he is insulting the reader for trusting individuals on twitter over MSM.

Are you thinking peradventure two people emerged as the Lucky One in the last 24hours HP sales because they both have the same purchase price? Not to worry, the prize will be distributed among the two if the purchase amount I greater than or equals to 0.5ETH.

>>23608169
That's some serious schizo shit. Nice

>>23606139
i love the coping seethe posts greggles
keep it up buddy

>>23604242
nutildah

>>23604242
that's because in the retarded british legal system he has to prove the negative - that wright isn't satoshi

The same commie faggots that are pushing to destabilize the West and control every aspect of your life with complete bullshit macro freakout scams like COVID are buying everything but BSV and pushing the masses in the same direction.
BitCoin is the only way out frens, and the sooner you realize it the better off we’ll all be.

>>23616654
Bullshit