/biz/ - Business & Finance

I will spam a few pictures now, here's the deal:

>>52973430

We are going to offer you a deal:

>>52973456

We shall start to scale in 2023:

>>52973468
2/3

>>52973476
3/3

Absolutely fucking intense damage control from the BSVissies today lel.

>>52973543
You see, no argument to things I posted. Just ignore these trolls.
>hide posts from this id
I'm not shilling some shitcoin at the top, I'm telling the truth about the real bitcoin AT THE BOTTOM LEVEL PRICE. That's why it's so fucking fudded, these greedy monkeys don't want you to get any and they want it all.

>>52973585
Right yeah im the shill. You faggots have been shitting /biz/ up the whole week with your short squeeze bullshit that never panned out and now you want people to ignore how your role model CSW, the proprietor of the coin youre shilling here, today got referred for CRIMINAL CHARGES for CONTEMPT OF COURT. But yeah friendo, im the shill.

>sirs please buy bsv coin very good coin is going up, sirs please buy coin my basterds

Pajeet hands typed this OP.

>>52973757
Thanks for the bump! Peter owes 1.1 million in legal costs now, great win for craig!
And starts with
>if
case closed, craig won peter drown

>>52973807
Remember when the narrative was that all these cases were about 'proving im satoshi in court' instead of just signing a fucking block like a reasonable person? Do you remember all that talk you pathetic shill? I do. You hope that we dont though, dont you.

>>52973859
Derail what you want, BitCoin will be the only one standing. Tick tock

>>52973918
It will be glorious.

>>52973918
>Derail what you want

Thank you, i will.

>>52973757
nobody goes to jail for contempt retard

>>52973928
It's all about context m8. Not decentralized the way core clowns determine it, but that the protocol is set in stone. You can't change the dna or it's not the same, you can't change the protocol or it's not the same.

>>52973959
Decentralization defined by the sec is to have a set unchangable protocol.

>>52973969
As you can see here, bsv is the only decentralized system out there.

/biz/ has always had a culture of "beating the system", high return for minimal effort. Crypto fills this role perfectly, the lie most bizraelis believe is that just by shuffling small amounts of money around they will get rich. But for this to work you need to be ahead of everyone else in this zero sum game, you need knowledge that has yet to enter the mass consciousness. And more importantly you need the ability to recognise valuable knowledge when presented to you.
The fact that /biz/ sleeps on BSV shows how intellectually lazy this place has become. Here is an asset that is heavily fudded on all mediums, completely suppressed from the normies yet has the absolute strongest fundamentals in the entire crypto space. But /biz/ can't recognize the fundamentals of what makes a project valuable.
Its why anons here got fucked over so hard by shit like tron, luna, ftx, etc.
I'll spell it out for the few that will read this.
When you have a new technology that's more efficient than all rivals its adoption and acceptance is guaranteed. There is more profit to be gained by lowering the overhead by using this more efficient system. Those that don't make use of it will become uncompetitive in their marketplace.
So think, which industries already have razor thin margins and rely on volume to survive. If you can build a bsv powered blockchain based system for these industries you're guaranteed success.

>>52973948

Read the top one. He already got a custodial contempt sentence back in 2005 (yes, hes been on his grift shit that long). And yes suspended custodial sentences are still custodial, you so much as cough wrong and they come and get you. I get the feeling ill be adding another judgement onto this image again real soon.

>>52973959
The fuck is this image now you dumb cunt? Meds.

>>52973543
>>52973757
>>52973859
>>52973928
>>52974013
>>52974024

oh look it's that FUCKING NIGGER spamming bullshit again

KYS FAGGOT

>also FUCK /BIZ/

>>52974013
This is you, you are a worthless useful troll.

Everything will be irrelevant but bitcoin, there is no need for anything else. It is the system of all.

Why craig doesn't fit to the ''standard'' category? Well..

>>52974217

>sirs please buy it, babu is unwell needs hospital. promised that gentleman Craig Wright is satoj real, please sirs

Bitcoin was all about scaling big and microtransactions.

Craig made bitcoin compatible with every possible transaction type he could figure, because the protocol is set in stone those had to be there from the beginning.

>shilling bsv
seriously, how low can you go

Hal Finney wanted the temporary 1MB block limit, it was meant to remove later, but as we all know, some entity took control of the system and started a massive take down of bitcoin's capabilities.

>>52974004
Pic related

>>52974267
>exposure to true information does not matter anymore

>>52974267
These people are the most annoying shills biz has ever had shilling the goofiest token biz has ever seen.

This is bitcoin, no anarchy, no anonymity, no crimminals, no ponzi.

Law
Economics
Technology

Everything else is just noice. dot com bubble v2.

>>52974298

Get the fuck out of here with the illuminati triangles you fucking glowie. Yes we alredy know Craig is an asset and BSV is a glow op to implement worldwide CBDC lizard shit via "bitcoin".

For the bitcoin mining to stay profitable, the fees will have to be the main part of their income, so it has to scale. It was always the economic model of bitcoin.

Even satoshi said either there will be a huge transaction volume or not volume at all.

>>52974293
if you hate it so much why do you constantly enter BSV threads and bump them? You're putting in effort to give visibility to a project you dont like, how stupid can you get

Satoshi was very unhappy what was going on.

>"They use my old writings to make claims about what Bitcoin was supposed to be. However I acknowledge that a lot has changed since that time, and new knowledge has been gained that contradicts some of my early opinions."

There is only one global chain. It is not very hard to conclude that thousands of blockchains will never work.

>>52974353
>when a bsv shills calls you stupid
haha
anyway, creg is an alcoholic patent-trolling con artist, don't get all surprised when crypto enthusiasts hate on him

Gavin Andresen talks about segwit in a court.

>>52974406
The original Bitcoin doesn't have SegWit, your old client is not connecting to the original chain even if it doesn't recognize SegWit.
BTC IS NOT ADHERING THE BITCOIN PROTOCOL!

I wonder how this will end.. It will happen fast.

BSV is the most efficient system out there, and it will be more and more efficient as it scales.

https://www.accesswire.com/621761/Tuvalu-Embarks-on-Worlds-First-National-Digital-Ledger-and-Infrastructure-Project-on-Bitcoin-SV
https://bitcoinassociation.net/tuvalu-embarks-on-worlds-first-national-digital-ledger-and-infrastructure-project-on-bitcoin-sv/

There is a lot going on in the bsv development, this is just a spark.

The midwits are always who has the biggest voice. Never trust midwits.

If you are a criminal, then you don't obviously want this.

>vitalik 2021

>>52974526
>craig 2016

Nice thread

I love my stiff sisters

>>52973421
shut up baggie

Souns like ideal world to me.

Slowly, but surely, people are starting to wake up, don't be the last one.

>2 years ago

Legal notice to remove whitepaper from all BTC and BCH websites

Bitcoincore dot org just removed it

Satoshi mined coins from 11y ago moved this week, small amount 0.1 btc

There was a small double spend attack on BTC today ($21)

Looks like someone testing the waters...

>>52974610

The fate of the core coin.

>41 posts by this id

I'm tired of holding this shit, and I'm in the green with it

Why do you have to be schizophrenic?

Did he ever find the pineapple that stole his keys

>lopp
One of the biggest anti-craigsters today once said..

>>52974612
Why is this bad for BTC and not BSV when someone could just double spend on the BSV chain too?

>fuck satoshi

>>52974651
>fuck the white paper

You should read the white paper:
https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf

>big fees secure the network
kek

>>52974628
COPA is going to deal with this bullshit, once and for all. Your frauds getting a fucking fork stuck in him now. Nothing left now but bankruptcy, jail time and deportation back into the waiting arms of the ATO

Read carefully.

On-chain scaling is a mandatory!

But you rather listen to these people than satoshi?

>>52974719
To be exact, craig has all the patents needed for lightning too, but no worries, it is a bust already.

The simple truth about BTC.

>adam back the satoshi
or
>craig wright the satoshi

You told me craig has no heart

Based or what?

Craig is a genius, a polymath.
https://medium.com/@ramonquesada/compilation-of-440-craig-wright-s-post-papers-books-2019-12-30-chronological-order-bfcbaa2369aa
https://craigwright.net/about/#academic-degrees
https://craigwright.net/about/#professional-certifications
https://nchain.com/app/uploads/2017/12/Craig-Wright-Academic-Degrees-Certificates_2017.pdf

Law and honesty!

>>52974891

Craig is on a mission.

Bitcoin is only for the millionaires!

Don't be the sheep

>>52974612
>debunked fud from over a year ago
cringe.

>61 posts by this ID

>>52974934
>>52974949

Lay off the meth, craig

Good luck with anything else than bsv

>>52974685
>COPA
kek

Today, COPA initiated a lawsuit asking the UK High Court to declare that Mr. Craig Wright does not have copyright ownership over the Bitcoin White Paper. We stand in support of the Bitcoin developer community and the many others who've been threatened for hosting the White Paper.
https://twitter.com/opencryptoorg/status/1381642092624015360

>>52975005

>>52974987
It must be near end times at the bsv House of Cards. Things are speeding up, court cases are mounting, losses are increasing, exchanges are fleeing, creditors are nearing, bankruptcy is coming. May as well try and rope in a final few baggies with stale meme bait.
>tick tock

Later stifflads

>>52975005
So basically it's The Well Funded World vs. 1 compulsively lying fat retard, in a case which is solely focused upon his mountain of bullshit and lack of veracity thereof?
>kek
glad you think so.
I sure as fuck wouldn't, in cregs unfortunate position.

The bitcoin network

Imagine holding bsv bags since 2018. Hah. I get why people become batshit delusional.

>>52975249
you probably said same shit. when 1st bitcoin appeared imagine holding some digital cash. i will use my paypal. such tranny

>>52975070
Satoshi can't lose it, stiff

>>52975625
'Satoshi' might not, no - he could at least provide proof he isnt a complete fucking bullshitter one where his contradictions contain contradictions.
creg can (and will) lose tho - hes well-practised in the art of doing so. in fact, were there degrees in being an inveterate loser of court cases due to being a complete lying fuckup? He'd be Dr. Loser, PhD.

>>52975683
if craig wasn't so pathetic i'd hold a big bsv stack desu. muh patents muh stealers muh I am le greatest.

>>52976018
How terrible would it be for bitcoin if it turns out satoshi is a pathetic loser?
Well, I'm not sure history would see him that way, for one. It would suck to miss out on bitcoin because of the pop twitter opinions but how many times has this happened before already?

>>52976089
ithe whole patents thing is completely against anything bitcoin and open source development is supposed to be. trying to get patents on the code is basically trying to hijack or take control over it. its truly sad and pathetic and the true spirit of satoshi would want bitcoin to be opensource code and free to use for ALL. and if that was NOT the intention then Bitcoin is trash we don't need

Okay two questions.
How long do Nchain have these patents for? Because some of those patents were registered in 2018 giving them only 2 years with the patents.
Also
If I have 10 Satoshi era Bitcoins and send 5 to BTC and 5 to BSV which ones will arrive and which won't?

Okay I read your images and thread, but please answer this: if all Craig needs to do is sign a block to verify he is satisfied to the whole entire world, and the BTC dev team was shitting their pants if he did it - but then did not sign it - WHY? That makes no sense.

>>52976216
Craig's a sperg

BSV schizos better answer my question.
I've never seen such blatant botting in any thread as I've seem from BSV.
It's usually 1-3 bots posting dlthe same pictures of the same tweets and then a bunch of 1pbtid's

>>52976221
I’m a sperg, so your point is moot.

>>52976239
No

>>52976254
Poopa

>>52976121
I don't believe in patents or copyright but its not as simple as patent bad imo.
There are defensive licenses of open source projects, and this is a similar concept:
>https://nchain.com/legal/patent-pledge/
I don't have much of an opinion on it.

>>52976205
>How long do Nchain have these patents for? Because some of those patents were registered in 2018 giving them only 2 years with the patents.
dunno, patents don't concern me
>If I have 10 Satoshi era Bitcoins and send 5 to BTC and 5 to BSV which ones will arrive and which won't?
You will have to broadcast them to both networks. They will arrive on both

>>52976205
>>52976389
To be clear, if you are confused, you will have both 10 btc and 10 bsv in your scenario

>>52976413
Answer >>52976216 you fucking coward. Oh there is no real answer, got it!

>>52976478
Consider this- if he is satoshi, he will be able to prove it at any time. His logic is, the longer he waits, the more damage he will do to what he considers a hijacked version of bitcoin (btc)

>>52976413
And that's due to the airdrop of BCH and BSV right ?
What I meant was imagine I have a wallet from the Satoshi era with 10 Bitcoin and I send 5 to a BSV wallet and 5 to a BTC ,which of those wallets will actually receive the coins I've sent ?

>>52976413
Just to clarify.

10 OG Satoshi era Bitcoin, mined and lrft untouched in a wallet in 2010. Now in 2022 I send 5 of my Bitcoin to a BTC wallet with a BTC address and 5 to a BSV wallet with a BSV address. From what I've read in these threads,surely only the BSV wallet will be able to receive those coins ?For instance I can't send BTC to a BSV address and expect to actually receive the equivalent in BSV can I?

>>52976513
At least it’s an answer. So consider this too then: You can miss the sunrise, it’s only fifteen minutes. At some point too much time will have past that it won’t matter if he is or isn’t. I won’t believe in a man unwilling to stop being a coward.

>>52976544
Neither
Bitcoin is a Jewish scam and it will drain your bank account if you install it on your hard drive
Get out and invest in 100% copper pennies from before 1942

>>52976578
if you sent 5 bitcoin from an OG wallet - the transaction would be valid on both networks (if it was broadcast on both networks). So it would send 5 btc, and 5 bsv, to the same wallet address.
From the OG wallet perspective, there is no bsv and btc, there is only bitcoin. The wallet only holds private keys, which are valid on both networks.

>>52976582
What?

>>52976683
Did I stutter?
Get out of here you Jewish money goblin
/biz/ is for the glory of the anglo-saxon white people

>>52976580
I don't want to give advice, but I avoid all personalities. Look at what is actually being done. Craig might be a distraction to keep you from buying the real bitcoin. That is how twisted this shit is

>>52976670
Ahh thankyou for answering my question. That's pretty ingenius.
Can those old wallets still receive Bitcoin then? Like from both networks?

>>52976721
>Anglo saxon
You mean them faggots that came over here in the 5th century fleeing from the Gauls? Lol,lmao even, The Celts were your boogiemen playing the Carnyx in the night.

>>52974004
How do I buy bsv

>>52976741
The simple answer is yes (assuming the same scenario but receiving instead of sending) but you should think more in terms of private key and less of wallet. Wallet is an implementation which utilizes the private key. You can have multiple wallet instances of the same private key

>>52976821
Ohh, so you have coins associated with keys instead of wallets? That's a superior method of storage right? Albeit a little bit alienating for the masses

>>52976855
yes that is how bitcoin works...
a wallet is an abstraction on top of a private key to make it less alienating for the masses

>>52976888
So,how does that keep track of what a Bitcoin is?
Like if I store 1 BSV on these keys that only see Bitcoin as Bitcoin,what stops me from then sending 1 Bitcoin onto the BTC network and getting nearly a 1000x?

>>52976926
at the time of the fork, the chains diverge. So the scenario we talked about was a wallet that contained 10 bitcoin before the fork. Therefore it is valid on both btc and bsv. But if the chains diverge (yes you can split it so btc and bsv diverge into different addresses), a private key containing only bsv would show 0 btc. So what stops you is the btc network says that wallet is empty

>>52976235
New BSV schizo here. I started buying at 41. Ive been coming to biz daily for over a year and have never seem so much BSV crap either. I never believed in the squeeze but it got my attention to read up on bsv. It seemed the normal bsv schizos didnt believe in the squeeze, but it was pushed and insisted they did. Red flag right there. The hatred for bsv and CW is off the charts. The news outta Africa and the Middle East has been brewing for a cpl years now. I am bullish long term.

>>52976926
>>52976985
To clarify further - The wallet actually doesn't know how much bitcoin it contains until it asks the network (blockchain). So the network will tell your wallet how much bitcoin it has.
Your confusion is there are 2 networks and one wallet. But the wallet is just an implementation of your private keys, so you can actually have 2 wallets of the *same private key* which communicate to two separate networks (bsv and btc)

I hold bsv but this thread needs MEDS NOW

Bump. Shills hate that BSV makes their shitcoin useless.

>>52974978

>>52976235
bots... with unique replies... and images
sorry anon, these are people not bots. Your refusal to even consider that BSV has organic support leads you to fabricate a reality that makes sense to you.
I can guarantee you I've been in this space longer than you and I know bitcoins history better than you too. Read the first few whitepaper paragraphs, it all makes a lot more sense then.

>>52977072
It's inevitable at this point