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wtf is that
looks like xmen shit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOlvOiGPPio

>>23605677
bro, it's been years since i've seen this posted, anyone know wtf it is? It always disturbed me.

>>23605837
that's a worm

>>23605863
what does it throw up?

>>23605868
probably digestive things
or maybe a penis things
he is cute

>>23605837
hes probably got a fan blowing

>>23605863
looks more like a leech. OP gib sauce please, don't be a dick.

>>23605868
proboscis. it's deploying its proboscis in order to capture prey. basically it keeps that shit in a compressed bubble inside itself lol, and launches it on shit to drag it inside it for digestion.

>>23605936
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nemertea

>>23605986
wow, you're right
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ez4l514lBb8
those are some weird creatures.

>>23605863
That is Dr. Craig Steven Wright. Show some respect.

>>23605837
Thats a man

>>23606210
top kek

>>23605677
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nemertea
A break from scams with some neat shit. Very amusing.

>>23605798
This shit real?

Its just a leech. Very healthy. Do not fear it, we are sympatico

>>23605837
It's Satoshi

>>23605677
kek he just cummed on his hand haha

>>23606499
Here's the real crypto redpill:

Craig Wright is unironically Satoshi Nakamoto. Blockstream - owned by Bilderberg group - intentionally crippled BitCoin by refusing to raise the blocksize cap as was the original design, this caused the adoption and growth in BitCoin to stagnate and collapse due to the artificially high transaction fees imposed by tiny blocks. BitCoin would be at least $50,000 by now if it wasn't for Blockstream, they don't want BitCoin to challenge the central banking system which Craig has spoken out against multiple times.

The original BitCoin protocol lives on as Bitcoin SV (Satoshi's Vision). Craig's company nChain has been hard at work to eliminate the CPU bottleneck in the Bitcoin node software which was originally only single-threaded, rumour has it BSV miners are upgrading to Xeon Phi processors (64 cores) which the code is now being optimised for (thanks to the work by Steve Shadders). This is due to be finished by February 2020 for the Return to Genesis upgrade which will remove all limits in the BSV protocol code and lock down the protocol, with the software limitations removed BSV will be ready for unbounded scaling with the short term goal of sustained 1 Terabyte blocks and millions of transactions per second.

>>23606499
Yes it is.

>>23606609
This breakthrough in cheap free-flowing data and sound instant money will create a 4th Industrial Revolution as companies compete to start making ever more powerful computers, faster bandwidth, cheaper and more electricity to mine the Bitcoin blockchain. Mining will be the biggest and most advanced industry on Earth, an expected Bitcoin price of millions of dollars is not unreasonable at this level of scale.
Craig Wright partnered with Billionaire Calvin Ayre see the destruction of the BTC fork of Bitcoin to be their short-term top priority. They intend to do this by building up a majority of the hashpower on the BTC chain in stealth by hiding their hash on other pools, over time as the difficulty increases existing BTC miners will go out of business and stop mining, further increasing their percentage of hash, Craig and Calvin can also afford to mine at no profit or at a loss. Mining is a Red Queen game so hardware gets outdated very quickly, because of this all of Bitmain’s old hardware is obsolete, by mid-2020 only 10nm and 7nm machines will matter, this is what Coingeek and Squiremining have been investing in heavily.

The purpose of this? In May 2020 BTC will have a halving and enter its 4th Reward Era, lowering the block subsidy to 6.25 BTC per block. Craig and Calvin intend to pull all their hash over to BSV after this happens causing a chain death spiral event in BTC while selling the Satoshi coins and buying BSV, this will cause the price of BTC to crash to $1-100 and the price of BSV to skyrocket. The BTC chain will eventually recover from its chain freeze after a few months but it will be forever crippled and BSV will be shown to be the real Bitcoin.

>>23607190
>May 2020
I can't wait.

>>23606499
no it's not, it's like flat earth or qanon, literally just made up by the big boys so people with weak minds give them money

real blackpill is that bash and sv are both going to 0

>>23607722
Time will tell. Myself I'm not really into paying more than $1 to make a transaction, and so do normies.

>>23607897
you're joking, i really don't like to imagine 4chan out of all places actually harboring people who seriously think sv will be here in a decade
there is no "time will tell" because if you cant tell already by yourself then your ngmi
you can already see, price is going down every month
it's over, and even if it wasn't, even if it was a 100% working coin, the community has decided, there is nothing you can do
like with nano, some people think it's great, but the market and community in general have decided, like they did with btc forks
it's over

>>23608035
BSV is literally in an uptrend. I know, that BSV is the future, and no matter what happens BTC is going to 0, because of scaling, lack of stable protocol, not keeping with WP, blockstream, and multiple other reasons. I said that time will tell, because neither side will give up on their believes.
Crypto space is so small, that current community doesn't matter at all. Since bitcoin is unusable, people have started to look for alternatives. And that won't stop, unless BTC gets scalable. The problem is, that it won't.

>>23608035
if craig signs you are going to btfo
if he doesnt youre right. so at least be explicit with your statement.

>>23606815
110

>>23608955
BSV can succeed without Craig signing, or even proving that he's Satoshi. BSV will win because people are building on top of it, and it's scalable. Q2 2021 there will be smartcontracts, and there are already first tokens going out on BSV. The only thing that can stop BSV would be a competition, that scales to millions of tx/s right now. Currently only Polkadot looks a bit interesting in that regard, but they made their solution over complicated. People don't even understand it, as people call it an ETH killer, while it actually could help ETH scale.

>>23606609
No, that's the brown pill

>>23606609

holy fuck has someone PLEASE got the old vocaroo of the pajeet reading this out with the really calm music in the background?

I unironically made some of my biggest gains trading with this shit in the background.

>>23605798
Does the Bilderberg group really oen blockstream..?

>>23609633
It is. Blockstream is undermining Bitcoin adoption. And they're very effective at what they're doing. They crippled BTC to 1MB blocks, which makes it unusable. The main goal is probably to gain more time for FED to make FEDcoin. The official narrative is, that Blockstream wants to earn revenue from 2nd layer solutions. But it's pointless, because if everyone moves to 2nd layer, than miners will not get revenue from fees, and in future they also won't get it from mining blocks. That way 1st layer will collapse. End in end Blockstream wants to destroy Bitcoin >>23604891 pic related

>>23605677
dubs confirm, creg is a parasite