/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53029810
and he patented it too... guys are we screwed??

He can't patent prior implementations, and big block sizes are only important to shitcoiners so Bitcoin and monero are safe. meanwhile if he tries to go after Bitcoin with patent law then he'll get btfod again like he was for hodlnaught and McCormick.

>>53029923
This is untrue. You need big blocks to scale the system for global adoption. You can't run the world economy on small blocks with 7 transactions per second kek. So if we don't stop him, the only blockchain that will be useful for commercial purposes will be his.

>>53029923
and there is no "prior implementation" of Bitcoin scaling tech. He is breaking entirely new ground since everyone is stuck in small block "blockchain trilemma" cope mode.

>>53029810

>>53029990
Kek

>>53029990
You are not addressing the tech.

>>53029990
>>53030004
Which will be your undoing.

>>53029963
monero blocks are dynamic, sissyboy

>>53030027
Monero doesn't scale. It's a dead end.

>>53029821
>Nor will we share how
>You will find out how

>>53029810
Wasn't the appeal of bitcoin partially that it was all public info and there was no obscurity? Why would the creator of bitcoin then patent his new technology and keep it obscured?

>>53030049
There is no obscurity of the ledger. The blockchain is public with perfect tracing.

Getting a competitive advantage in outcompeting other chains to ensure Bitcoin is the winner in the race to global adoption is something I would expect the inventor to do.

>>53029963
>You need big blocks to scale the system
ok smoothbrain
he doesn't know about Lightning Network

>7 transactions per second
KEK!
he really thinks that is the case.
fucking LOL

>>53030106
LN doesn't work, it isn't a blockchain, and it re-introduces every single problem that Bitcoin was created to solve in the first place.

It also does not scale and using LN actually undermines the entire security model of layer 1, by robbing miners of fee income as transactions go off chain. It is a self-sabotaging non-solution and only retards believe in it.

>>53030106
And the irony is that LN would only actually work with large blocks.

>>53030165
Lightning network is working now, even now btc is used more than your shitcoin. Btc, xmr, and maybe ltc are the only 3 cryptocurrencies actually used for commerce. The only ones where real businesses are accepting payment. Instead you have shills are shitting yourselves everytime this dude tweets.

>>53030213
lmao the delusion. Nobody uses that shit because it is HOT GARBAGE!!

Everyone knows it too, as BTC is a crippled 7 tps chain so bagholders needed a story to cope with the miserable prospect of not ever being able to use it to transact. The LN vaporware story is that pacifier.

>>53030148
>>53030165
oooops too bad I used it a lot over the years
keep seething, shitcoiners

>>53029810

>>53030313
You forgot to save the rest

>>53030106
n00b

>>53030272
Bitcoin Beach in El Salvador is using btc not bsv., btcpay servers are one of the most popular point of sales systems for any cryptocurrency, podcasting is even now getting its own "superchat" system with boostagrams. Both of those technologies utilize the lightning network, and are processing thousands of transactions per second, and they're self hosted. Something your shitcoin will never be able to accomplish.

>>53030272
>11 posts by this ID

Guy is a scammy mcscammerton the third, esquire

>>53030313
>>53030334
>IDF is this mad

>>53030004
>>53030020

>>53030313
>>53030334
>>53030344
>IDF is this mad

>>53030340
LMFAO el salvador.. you know they use Algorand because BTC and LN is so shit right?

Meanwhile BSV is being adopted by Nigeria for their digital currency, with over 200 million people - the largest country in Africa by population.

You know why they chose Bitcoin (ticker: BSV)? Because it is literally the only coin that they can use because it's the only one that scales.

>>53030393
>Gets btfo'd and can't refute good arguments
>Its tha joos.
Don't cry to us when you get jewed by faketoshi yourself.

>>53030420
The country famous for scammers is accepting a scam coin. Nice. I'm sure your Nigerian princes will accept your bsv and promise you to double your money as well.

>>53030470
Poland, Sudan, Sierra Leone and Saudi Arabia will also use it. And that's only the beginning.

Eventually every country will use it because... it scales.

>>53030470
>>53030502
And Pakistan!

>>53030502
>>53030523
>A picture of a mudslime and nigger shaking hands is proof it's legal tender. Just 2 more weeks. Just wait til faketoshi sues everyone. Then BTC will be irrelevant and bsv will be Bitcoin! Just you wait!

>>53030558
Were you crying when you typed that? xd

>>53030427
,,!,,

>>53030584
Nah. I'm busy stacking sats and looking at the things I can actually buy with them with the technology that actually exists. Or maybe considering boosting the Dr Bitcoin podcast with a few sats for actually following the shit show that is Craig Wright so I don't have to.

>>53029810
>code is law
>but also patents
this guy sucks and bsv holders are mouthbreathing idiots

>>53030624
>stacking sats

STACKING SATS HHAHAHAHAHA

Bitcoin is a commercial payment system - it is meant to be USED, not a bagholder system lmfao

>>53030682
Are you retarded? I said I was going to use them. Wait, no. You're a bsv baggie. Of course you're retarded.

>>53030699
BTC is NOT to be used you fucking retard!!!! Don't you realize you are CLOGGING THE FUCKING MEMPOOL!??

BTC is a store of value, so Just keep bagholding so we can exit dump on you, fgt.

>>53030739
Didn't read, don't care. Sending buying and using Bitcoin. Both on chain and through the lightning network lol.

>>53030739
>18 posts by this ID
Hes going all out.

>>53030789
>bitsko
Who's this self important literal nobody
Another one of Greg's impotent sock accounts? kek

>>53030844
What’s your name?

>>53030640
>code is law

Who said this dumb shit? This only exists in the imagined coretard mythos, definitely not something Satoshi or Craig ever said.

>>53030844
You tell me retard, he is one of your guys and it looks like he saw what a shitter craig is. Or probably was one of your guys, one of the ones who had the sense to sell out of this shit years ago, unlike present company.

>>53030992
No one knows who that is, so it's an extremely irrelevant nobody. Judging by the way he types, I can tell he's is definitely one of your guys.

uh oh cripplebros I don't feel so good ....

>>53031021
Just who the hell do you think 'my guys' are friend? Everyone else with clear eyes enough to see what a scam bsv actually is? Do you think 'my guys' are in this thread right now, because you sure seem surrounded by people who can see the obvious thing that you cannot in here. Look, its Christmas, it s the holidays, maybe youre up to your ass in bsv or something but nothing is gonna change that in the next week or two so you should take a break from the shilling, if only for your mental wellbeing. Merry christmas anon.

>>53029810
i am ROCK HARD

>>53031157
I commend your patience trying to argue with a bsvishnu.
t. One of your guys that he's going to accuse of samefagging

>>53029810
why did you make 2 threads lol

>>53030793
>>53030806
>>53030818
The FBI already know you

>>53031157
>>53031261
>1 post by this ID

Greg samefagging again. I bet 80% of the replies in this thread is greg on his alts, because he gets alerts to his basement whenever keywords like "BSV" or "Craig" is typed anywhere on biz, so he can quickly spring to action in a thread to spread his disinfo diarrhea.

imagine... That's his literal full time job and he's been doing it for YEARS kek

>>53031371
I didn't actually. check the filename it's a different guy.

Seems like BSV is just popping off organically rn boi

>>53030148
what other people do off-chain isn't my problem nigger. i will validate it when they close

>>53030106
It will become layer 1 money like gold and usd. The rich will hoard it all and the common man will be stuck with custodial solutions. Btc will never scale and lightning network will be useless. The cost of transactions will be enormous and it will keep mining profitable. Better hoard as much as you can while you still can.

>>53031541
Wait, hold on a second, retard.
If you don't care about validating other people's transactions.... Then why don't you just use BSV kek

it's faster, better, easier , cheaper and more secure than LN and all on-chain. It's just Bitcoin that works. Satoshi approved.

>>53031519
(Skater reference)

>>53031464
I will check your kek

>>53031519
>Seems like BSV is just popping off organically
I'm sure calvin had no hand in hiring bounties, doesn't seem like him

>>53031464
>Greg
bro, maxwell is irrelevant
he is not a core dev, the main core dev (luke) hates his guts, all coinjoin devs hate him too lol
you're literally seething at some neckbeard that is not even relevant at the industry anymore

>>53029810
>We can send 1Tb in < 1 sec!
>We just need 1 billion mobile nodes to accept 1K of data each
Good luck finding 1 billion people who want to conduct transactions on BSV you slimy backdoor advocating fuck

>>53031877
>greggles is this mad

>>53031877
Imagine thinking regular users run nodes LOL

Do you run your own ISP to use the internet too? The absolute state of core brain rot

This guy definitely does not understand Bitcoin.

>>53031405
Pardon the delay, I had to walk Duke.

I would REALLY like to know your name.

>>53030793
>>53030806
>>53030818
>>53030852
>>53033179
take your meds faggot

so bsv chads are meeting with country leaders and some of the wealthiest saudis while amassing a huge library of patents and /biz/ continues to sleep on it?

>>53029810
"a Tb block in under 1 second"

one (T)housand transactions (b)er second

>>53030313
(((Merchants))) (((fraud)))

captcha: OK DGP

>>53030106
This. An ultra secure decentralized base layer uninhibited by large and unmanageable blocks is the absolute most important aspect to a global monetary network. BTC observes the priority of absolute security and understands everything else can and will be built on top.

BSV is spinning the wheels trying to impress with “bigger and faster” but never delves into the sacrifices for said increased speed efforts. This is primarily why BSV is garbage. It’s ignorant and dumb.

>>53034387
No /biz/ continues to fight against it because this board is swarmed with agents of evil (IDF members)

>>53034687
unless they increase block reward with inflation, it will be over for btc in one or two halvings imo

>>53029810
>>53029821
The only people who talk like this are scammers. Don't need to do research to understand it.

How do we short whatever this fag is on about?

>>53030165
Research channel factories. Not a 1 to 1 mapping for btc transactions and lightning channels

>>53039250
with bsv i just send a transaction and it works, it works everytime, it works cheaply. I don't have to research anything, i dont have to download anything,, i dont need any specialised hardware, it just works.
You don't get mass adoption and use if it's complicated. BTC frequently mines blocks that aren't full, 13 years and its not adopted enough to fill up 1mb, this right here tells me its a failure, failed to achieve its goal. And Ill be fucked if i bag hold a failed project like BTC for retard speculators to dump on

>>53035093
You have yet to refuse a single argument lmao you're BTFO

>>53039466
Payments with BTC is the dream of Satoshi and its happening atm.
I am sure with web3 crypto payments gateway that supports lighting network will be the best.

>>53029810
This genius doesn't know the difference between bits and bytes. Color me skeptical.

>>53040848
Satoshi was very clear about bitcoin not needing a 3rd party intermediary which is exactly what lightning is. Only an idiot would trust that crippled 7tps piece of shit.

>>53040848
Let me guess, 18 months? Lightning is never happening. Give it up.

>>53029810
Ln is shit.
Bitcoin UX is shit.
Bitcoin will not be used for payments at scale in any near future, be it BTC, BCH or BSV

code is law not needed

>>53030036
Privacy fags would never understand this. The space is evolving. All eyes are currently on payment solutions. These things aren't rocket science.

>>53040848
Based. The adoption is growing. The likes of CyptoXpress and ChangeX are making sure it stays that way.

>>53040848
Security and privacy are crucial in the blockchain payment gateway industry to protect user information and facilitate safe transactions. Prioritizing these elements builds trust and encourages wider adoption. Pajeets do not want good tech anyways.

>>53041339
Paymet solutions require some kind of privacy and security. You shouldn't even go against it if you want an even progress for payment solutions.

>>53029963
This Visa seems to get shit done. Do they have a token?

There is no stopping him, we already won.

Honestly if you still believe btc has a usecase whilst closely following the game up until this point you are a certified midwit
I figured out BSV was the real system within a month of taking the crypto sphere seriously, and have not changed my mind for the two years since
Top 100 holder of that dog with a bat btw

>>53029963
Yes you need big blocks. But not when the average bandwith of people is like 9 mb/s kek. Or when the ssd cost per tb is so high.

>>53029963
> You need big blocks to scale the system for global adoption.
True, but 1) this doesn't give bsv value, it just indicates that btc has none, big blocks are utterly uncontroversial outside btc. That's just the way you scale end of story. If you want to transfer more data you eventually have to transfer more data. But more importantly 2) the same glowniggers responsible for the continued existence and relative success of btc will do everything in their power and fight until their dying breath to prevent an actual scalable layer 1 chain from taking significant global economic trade volume from fiat. Btc they can handle because its their golem and the architecture puts their kiked central banks at the came intermediary points of parasitism they already occupy via lightning. But anything that actually works and which they can't do that with, they will never allow to flourish until they're dead.
Only sensible play I can see in light of the above is to cynically ride the btc train knowing its a glownigger limited hangout and milk it for every penny you can, and/or slowly stock up on functional non scammy legit crypto that stands the best chance of primacy when the glownigger charade finally collapses, at which point you will be richer than feudal kings, and have to deal with many of the same problems they did as the positives and the negatives of the global glownigger empire collapse in a heap and a new order arises from the rubble.

>>53029810
>>53030020
ffs how much shit he promised over a span of 5 years who the fuck still believes him
no one but ancient scams such as bsv, link and ripple do "announcement of announcement" type of marketing, people arent falling for that anymore and you're left to baghold this shit forever
can't even say "get real you delusional baggie", the psyop got so deep you'll basically kill yourself and probably a bunch of relatives around you once reality inevitably hits, I'm basically praying you'll just stay a delusional retard until you peacefully die in your sleep and your embarrassed heir sells all that shit at least for a few pennies

>>53031877
It's fucking insane that someone can type something so unknowledgeable. Ever heard of spv you stupid core nigger lmao.

>>53029810
tell it to me straight /biz/, is his friend Calvyn Ayre a pedo or not??

>>53046341
lol you think miners (aka bitcoin nodes) who spend hundreds of millions on ASICS can't afford to buy a hard drive? How dumb are you?

MINING IS A COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE!
NODES CONTINUALLY INVEST IN BETTER HARDWARE TO MAKE MORE PROFIT FROM MINING AKA CAPITALISM

Satoshi told us THIS IS HOW BITCOIN WILL WORK from the beginning. Your home laptop need not apply, you being outcompeted by your betters IS INHERENT IN THE DESIGN.

Your laptop is not going to run a global economic system that Bitcoin is going to be, so you can take your rasperry pi or your Asus Zenbook and FUCK OFF!

>>53048385
Is this a Doom level?

>>53046980
BTC greater fools ran out, it's already over. They had their little ponzi for a while, the bubbled has popped and the train is on a one way track to deeper rektville.

The future belongs to tech that works and scales. Get on it or get left behind.

>>53048468
>tfw you can't afford to buy a harddrive

In a hyperbitcoinized future, the rich will be living the anarcho-capitalist dream btc promises, and the poor will be living under a cdbc nightmare. This is because btc doesn’t scale, and in a world where billions of people use it, only 1% of the global population will be able to afford the $1000+ transaction fee to gain access to the limited block space. The rest of the world will be stuck with a custodial solution like paypal. They’ll get money taken out of their account for “spreading misinformation.”
The btc maximalist response to this is muh lightning network. But it cannot scale, for two reasons. First, because it depends on btc blockchain transactions, and those are extremely scarce. The waiting list to get your channel-opening transaction included in a block will be decades long. But even assuming that were surmountable, the lightning network also can’t scale because of routing. The only way to send a transaction to someone you don’t have a channel with is to have a map of the entire network so you can find a path through other channels to them. This means your little smartphone would need to keep a map of billions of nodes with tens of billions of channels open between them and keep an updated account of the balance in every single channel, which gets updated a million times a second. In the same way an ordinary user can’t run a btc node if the block size is too large, an ordinary user can’t run a lightning node if the lightning network is too large.
This won’t kill btc. This is exactly the kind of thing the wealthy elite want. A cdbc for you. An open, decentralized, censorship-free, seizure-resistant, deflationary, cypherpunk money for them.
It will go to a quadrillion dollar market cap. It will replace debt as the number one thing institutions hold in reserve. It will become the global reserve currency. And it won’t scale.
Better do literally whatever it takes to get yourself as much btc as possible, right now.

>>53050626
Now you might be thinking “why would people use btc if it can’t scale? just use another coin.” This seems reasonable but actually shows that you still don’t get it. The features don’t matter. Gold became the global reserve currency even though it didn’t have the best chemical or metallic properties. When people created steel it didn’t become the global reserve currency, despite how useful it was and all the features it has that gold didn’t have. Gold was better money than steel, even though steel was a better metal than gold. This is because gold was more scarce. When people say “hard money” they mean difficult to make. The opposite of hard money is easy money. Every cryptocurrency is easy money. Anyone can make their own coin with features btc doesn’t have, like anonymity or smart contracts or faster transactions. But it doesn’t matter. Those other coins might be better code but they aren’t harder money, because someone could come along tomorrow and make an even more anonymous, or even faster coin. It’s easy to make a cryptocurrency. It’s hard to make a bitcoin. You either have to mine it or buy it. That’s why it will become the global reserve currency, no matter how much better everyone thinks other coins are technologically. There will be an infinite number of cryptocurrencies, but only 21 million btc. Unless that changes, it will remain the hardest money for no other reason than because it is the first, and everything else is easy, inflationary money. They could even change the code to make it slower than it is now and it would still be the hardest money. As long as the blockchain functions and the supply doesn’t get inflated, btc is going to infinity. The features don’t matter.

>>53041339
Monero is old-fashioned. on-chain privacy systems and rollups are the real deal. No limit to the number of transactions that can be made.

>>53040848
BTC failed in its bid to become a peer-to-peer electronic cash due to its lack of privacy and most crypto projects are looking into zksnarks because they believe it balances both privacy and transparency.

>>53029810
Too much talk in crypto. Very little action.
Think of how many bullshit promises have been made since the 2017 bullrun?

> patents
> decentralized
pick one lol

>>53051659
Decentralization only means nobody can change the protocol. it removes the power to change the monetary system.

If the protocol changes, it is not decentralized. I.e ponzi chain BTC. It keeps changing constantly by a small group of devs. That is centralized.

If the protocol is unchanging, it is decentralized. I.e. Bitcoin BSV. The same monetary protocol from 2009 and it will be the same protocol in 2040 and 2080, thanks to law and patents.

>>53051895
>If the protocol is unchanging, it is decentralized. I.e. Bitcoin BSV
This is a load of crap. Ifa crypto was designed to be have a mechanism to switch it would not change the fact of it being centralized or uncentralized. You clearly are too biased to provide any meaningful substance. Best thong you could do for BSV is to shut the fuck up.

>>53051895
>If the protocol changes, it is not decentralized
That's not even close to true. Decentralization has nothing to do whether a protocol changes. In fact a protocol can change and make itself even more decentralized. The fact that an authority can reverse transactions without the consent of the owner of the coins makes bsv not decentralized at all.

>>53052075
>>53052143
You guys are retards. When BTC keeps changing the protocol clearly a group of people has power over it. There is a mechanism of control to permanently alter how the monetary system operates at the base level.

It's like building on quicksand. Centralized trash.

>>53030020
I know which workshops creg will be attending in the Year of Our Law '23

>>53051895
>Decentralization only means nobody can change the protocol
retard alert
decentralization is measured by self validation, has nothing to do with protocol change LMAO

>>53053773
>decentralization is measured by self validation
This sentence doesn't even mean anything lmao

You are wrong and dumb. The entire point of being decentralized is so that no person or group can change the system. Bitcoin is a monetary system so making protocol level changes is literally an attack on the network.

If a person or group is changing your system, then you are already captured. That goes for BTC, it is a captured system and core devs are in control of it. You are centralized, and the agent(s) introducing the changes is the central point of control.

>>53053341
>When BTC keeps changing the protocol clearly a group of people has power over it.
Bitcoin only changes due to consensus. When >50% of miners and nodes agree on a change the change happens, or the minority start running their own thing like the retards that wanted a bigger block. Also bsv retards seem to be the only shitcoin that shills against BTC for changing too much when literally every other shitcoin shill calls it a "dinosaur coin" that never changes. Its pretty sad when Shiba Inu tards are more correct than a bsv shill.

>>53054069
>Bitcoin only changes due to consensus
Why the FUCK do you think your monetary system needs to change to some "consensus" controlled by core devs? You think your monetary policy is up for vote?? lmfao most jewish thing I've ever heard

No fgt, the protocol does NOT change. Satoshi understood this.

If the protocol is changing, which BTC is, your system is 100% jewed and there is no point in using it. It is CAPTURED.

>>53054188
Enabling Craig to steal your coins is a pretty big change from Bitcoin protocol, or almost any crypto protocol. I'd rather the software that Satoshi originally worked on, that rarely changes except when everyone agrees it should change, than some scam artist who can steal your shitcoin.

>>53051895
> If the protocol changes, it is not decentralized
The BTC protocol did change by any measure you like, but most obviously because it was always intended to scale on chain and in 2017 it changed to the exact opposite of that. A very small council of people proved they could change the scalability architecture 180 degrees from something reasonable and that worked on every other chain on existence, to something obviously broken that makes the project useless. And still some people haven't figured out it was sabotage.
It's sad.

>>53048038
?????

Oh look it's this thread again

>>53054369
>Enabling Craig to steal your coins

This is delusional fantasy. If a court orders ownership based reassignment of coins, how is it theft? It is the opposite! It is recovery of stolen assets.

You do understand that in the real world, whether theft occured or not, is literally decided by courts, right? Welcome to basic civilization nigga.

>>53054887
> sovereign ancap super currency
> obeys directives of the same organisation it seeks to supercede
ngmi.

The most annoying thing about bsv is that these threads always take for granted that if btc is a worthless sabotaged scam then bsv must be number one without accounting for the dozens of other chains that aren't transparent scams.
I guess that's what you get when only paid shills will argue your case.

>>53029821
the fucking irony of claiming to be satoshi and to abuse patent laws is hilarious

>>53029821
lol, what will they do? Keep the code closed source? If it's open source anonymous devs will be taking it. Try and sue a Tor exit node.

>>53054887
>You do understand that in the real world, whether theft occured or not, is literally decided by courts, right? Welcome to basic civilization nigga.

Bitcoin Shit Version represents everything wrong with the system we are trying to escape. Enjoy your paid posting about this ghost chain.

>>53030106
>>7 transactions per second
>KEK!
>he really thinks that is the case.
>fucking LOL
can you explain to the class?

>>53055086
>>53055112
Where do you get this delusional idea that Satoshi was an anarchist?? You just made that up lol

tards gonna tard

>>53055141
Bitcoin wasn't designed for anarchy, sorry retard.

It's for honest people (word honest used 16 times in the white paper), and thus not outside the reach of the law.

>>53055209
>(word honest used 16 times in the white paper)
lets be real, you are retardedly parroting this. The word honest is likely used in the white paper in relation to protocol usage.

Regardless your shitty CBDC-lite is unneeded.

>>53055228
Don't dodge the question fgt. Where did Satoshi say he was an anarchist?

In response to being outside reach of government he replied "I am definitely not making any such taunt or assertion".

Your entire brain debunked in one screenshot.

>>53055270
>Where did Satoshi say he was an anarchist?
I never claimed satoshi was an anarchist. I'm not an anarchist. I also don't believe satoshi is infallible, in fact, much of the bitcoin design is fucking retarded and has been superseded by that which will not be named.

If I need to trust some organized collective with my money then it isn't permissionless, plain and simple. I have no interest in joining in on some trial run for CBDCs.

>>53055318
There is no permission required to use Bitcoin BSV. Anyone can use and build on it, the protocol and monetary system is stable which is the whole fucking point.

However if you are going to steal the technology or steal someones coins, Satoshi is going to use the law to fuck your ass, as is deserved.

>>53030340
/thread
Goodbye

>>53029821
The purpose of a patent is to disclose how. Patents have no other purpose. If you fail to disclose your method, you've failed to disclose what you're patenting.

>>53041339
Even payment solutions require some level of privacy for widespread adoption

>>53055383
>37 posts by this ID
The furious defense of the indefensible continues so i see. Should have taken my advice to ease up the shilling until new year at least, youre frying your brain with this shit op.

>>53051093
Rollups expose you to more security risks. I'd say zk-snarks is the go to tech for on-chain privacy now.

>>53029963
>look weve got BIIIIIIIIGGGGGGGG number saying very GOOOOODD things, does that appeal to your animal instinct yet?
right hand to God im putting anything bsv related into the filters now

>>53040848
"Lightning does not have public-private key pairs. A DDos can bring it down."
People will eventually be incentivized to move away from LN. It's a competitive world.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpWt2RKTTjQ

>You will find out how.
>We won't share how.
>But we're filing a patent.
how can anyone take this fucking ape seriously

>>53029810
WHY IS SATOSHI SO BULLISH RIGHT NOW?

>>53057010
hurr durr as if nchain doesnt own hundreds of patents. You demoralised shill.

>>53030020
>5 billion+ people
>100 billion+ machines

>>53055141
BTC, the we don't need gubment or laws SomaliaCoin.

>>53030036
While it may seem that monereo is a dead end, it's important to recognize that privacy is a crucial aspect of any payment system. If you are concerned about the security of your payments, I recommend exploring alternative privacy solutions. It is always better to be proactive in protecting your payment system rather than being caught off guard by potential risks.

>>53041339
Do you fucking think that your payment system will excel without privacy?
You lie if you give that thought an option, for payment to be effective in the crypto space, you need privacy to be safe and secured.

>>53042937
Exactly my point, both industry needs to work in sync.

>>53059675
bsv has privacy. You can send me sats and not know every transaction I have done and what is in my wallet.

>>53029810
What rubbish have I just read today, if I could get a cashback on every transaction done on a web3payment gateway, why won't I fuck pussies every night?

>>53059137
Only retards will say shits about BTC

>>53059899
Dumb ass. If Cefi doesn't work together with Crypto for the betterment of our financial sector, inflation will continue to be the order of the day

>>53060654
No need for fucking stats when bitches are enjoying easy seemless KYC, faster payments and fixed transaction fees to really make crypto payments comfortable like a Tuesday tities.

I know OP deserves al the attacks but that ain't gonna save the crypto... Truth be told the world is already migrating to crypto payments

>>53061219
Just like metaverse That's gonna be the next biggest thing.

>>53056186
Heard some lovely shits about rollups, they are gonna be good stuff tho

>>53048471
>that
Kek

>>53061237
Seems you sucked the sweetest cunt ever today, life is changing as web3payment platform has evolve as xMoney to bridge payments across metaverse and realverse for the good of all trannies. watch out for something more juicy.

>>53060654
I doubt it
What I'm I missing?
Is bsv a privacy project?
I'm only aware of some privacy like scrt, zcash, railgun, rose, I don't know of bsv

>>53061110
But DeFi does, now tell me, if you don't have some privacy in your DeFi transactions, don't you think you are prone to cyberattack?

>>53059718
The Bitcoin white paper has nothing to do with privacy but everything to do with having a rock solid contract that can be transmitted quickly peer to peer at extremely low costs.

>>53063874
The last time I checkked, Bitcoin is not the only crypto, besides, the fucking bitcoin white paper was written by someone, you don't need satoshi Nakomoto to tell you what to do to keep your funds safe, you can't escape privacy pajeet