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14016133 No.14016133 [Reply] [Original]

I was thinking about BSV 0-conf transactions. Its basically the lightning network but it happens on-chain as a layer 1 solution. And it works today, right now. And its universally supported due to how the blockchain works. You can pay someone with BSV in 2 seconds flat with no worries about a double spend. You can send between exchanges in seconds.

The BSV network has a fee of about half a penny. BTC has a fee of about 4 dollars and rising fast. Meanwhile nobody anywhere supports BTC lightning network. Nobody. Not exchanges, ledger nano, most wallets, NOBODY.

BSV.... really is the real bitcoin. This is clearly far superior to BTC in every way. Its simpler, faster, more scalable, cheaper, and easier for normies to understand.

Somebody talk me down before I buy a massive stack of BSV. Craig is obviously a fraud and not satoshi, I know that. Everyone with 2 brain cells to rub together knows that. Yet BSV is clearly the superior blockchain.

>> No.14016154

>>14016133
0conf in bsv is not protocol level - it's service level. Unsecure.
Look for BCH for a proper implementation.

>> No.14016193
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>>14016133
read this >>14010955, especially >>14010955 >>14012062 and >>14012127

>> No.14016201

>>14016193
*>>14011970

>> No.14016219

>>14016154
Please explain. It seems fine. The mempool just works like the watchtowers in lightning network.

>> No.14016305

Your coin literally cucks you by forcing you to kyc verify your wallet pajeet. Its fukin dead, cant evade taxes, cant store wealth, cant buy things with it. With 1 move your faketoshi crashed his own market. Good job pajeets.

>> No.14016427

>>14016133
Define "massive stack", and then I'll know how to best advise you.

>> No.14016469

>>14016305
You're literally proving Craig's point. You're advocating for tax evasion and fraud, and that's not a beneficial future for society. His coin is a happy medium between government control and your anarchy. Accept the compromise and move on. Soon enough government entities will trace and crack down on fraud coins.

>> No.14016470

>>14016305

You're a fucking moron if you think KYC is a bad thing. le libertarian fuck le banks. Faggot that's NOT how the world works.

>> No.14016497

The kyc to "bitcoin and other exchanges" fud is so low iq. Do they not understand grammar?? Hes saying he wants to add it to bitcoin EXCHANGES AND OTHER exchanges, not all exchanges trade against BTC such as eth and bsv etc.
>He's basically just saying he supports kyc for all exchanges.

>> No.14016510

>>14016305
>not knowing those most bitching about KYC are pajeets who have no identities

>> No.14016517

>>14016133
almost every blockchain is superior to btc dude

>> No.14016526

>>14016510
>>14016497
>please feed me the content of your bowels CSW. It's super sweet since you started eating curry

>> No.14016566

>>14016469
>>14016470
Cope more please. Digital currencies are fucking useless if they dont act as an independent transfer and storage system that can subvert law. Credit cards work fine for that already brainlets. Your low IQ soiboi status is showing shills, get redpilled on the Jewish Fed.

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>>14016469
>You're advocating for tax evasion and fraud, and that's not a beneficial future for society.

Do you have an argument for why it isn't other than just saying it isn't?

The easier tax evasion is the more incentive the government has to actually give me something good for my taxes instead of mo money fo mo programs n shieeet.

>> No.14016612

>>14016154
>unsecure

There are thousands of 0-conf transactions daily and not one single tx got double spent. Moneybutton only uses 0-conf. People miss the point that 51% hash is needed to succesfully double spent.

>> No.14016639

>>14016597
>The easier tax evasion is the more incentive the government has to actually give me something good for my taxes

This is the most stupid shit I've read today, GZ!

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>>14016133
>BSV.... really is the real bitcoin. This is clearly far superior to BTC in every way. Its simpler, faster, more scalable, cheaper, and easier for normies to understand.

Good you're seeing the truth

>Somebody talk me down before I buy a massive stack of BSV. Craig is obviously a fraud and not satoshi, I know that. Everyone with 2 brain cells to rub together knows that. Yet BSV is clearly the superior blockchain.

Sure this is a harder hurdle to jump but ask yourself why would CSW put so much effort into restoring and scaling the far superior protocol that is so clearly the original? You don't have to like Craig to accept he's satoshi, you're being tricked by others with the personal attacks and ((community consensus))

>> No.14016648

>>14016470
I already have a debit and credit card. What the fuck do I need BSV for?

>> No.14016678

>>14016566
I believe the point is to allow a deflationary yet legally compliant alternative to USD.

As a result monero will have to live quite separately from BSV. If Craig really goes autistic, then it will be impossible to privately exchange bsv to monero. In that case, certain countries will likely turn the other cheek and allow unverified monero deposits, but this would signal the end of many ancaps wet dream

>> No.14016680

>>14016639
compelling argument

>> No.14016689

>>14016612
0-conf avoids bitcoin consensus, that's the point. 51% spend attacks aren't needed here.

>> No.14016706

>>14016639
Lol, stay poor shill. Your such a good law abiding goy, maybe they will let you retire at 65 and give you enough social security to go on a cruise or two before you die. Wouldnt that be sweet, huh little buddy?

>> No.14016735

>>14016612
wrong

>> No.14016746
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>>14016648
Massive utility (send anywhere in the world instantly)
Very low fees, $0.001 and lower
Fixed quantity, 21,000,000 - never have your spending power inflated away again

But the most important reason is that in the future everyone will be using it and you will have to adopt it or go broke, you will be paid in BSV and you'll pay for everything with BSV

Obviously if you adopt early before the rest of the world you will be rewarded greatly by having a larger slice of the cake than later adopters

>> No.14016778

>>14016678
There already is a legally compliant hedge against inflation that is as electronic and fast as blockchain tech, its called gold certificates. If your in crypto and genuinely believe the industrys value has been built on anything other than the ability and freedom to subvert governmental systems then you are being fed a lie. If push comes to shove and the US government banking ponzi ever collapses you bet they will come for your assets to reappropriate them, dont make it as easy as having them on an exchange with a kyc complaiant wallet to boot please.

>> No.14016810

>>14016133
You were mostly right, only that part is what you got wrong:

> Craig is obviously a fraud and not satoshi, I know that.

Go read some of his stuff on his blog. You‘ll quickly figure that all these brainlet attacks like
> doesnt know turing completness
> its just techno babble
really dont add up to their painted picture of a
> homosexual scam artist that puts in decades of work to scam a couple of neets out of their lunch money.

>> No.14016834

>>14016427
At least 10. Maybe 50 or more.

>> No.14016852

>>14016469
Point is also with „tax evasion“ and „fraud“ this shit can never scale in a way that makes institutional investors put money into it. BTC is doomed because of that. AML/TFL/KYC are problems BSV solves and that will sink BTC.

>> No.14016894

>>14016678
Monero will get banned sometime in the not so far future. Everyone with knowledge into this area knows its just a matter of time. And then XMR‘s value drop to 0,- overnight cause exchanges are forced to delist and you cannot cash out to Fiat anymore.

>> No.14016908

>>14016810
>>14016646
Look homos, this nigger never signed a transaction with his genesis wallet. The one with a million bitcoin in it. Thats all he would have to do to prove it beyond a shadow of a doubt. It would only take 5 minutes. Why? I can only assume its because craig doesnt have satoshi's genesis wallet, because craig is not satoshi.

>> No.14016912

>>14016778
Gold supply has trippled (3x!!!) since the 70ies and know one knows how much there‘s still to be found. It‘s not really deflationary.

>> No.14016916

>>14016154
lightning network is also a service level solution. This argument holds no water.

>> No.14016936

>>14016908
Has someone the pasta why he doesnt do that? This braindead argument comes up all the time but its easily debunked if you list the reasons why that would be actually stupid. He has that somewhere on his website too.

>> No.14016947

>>14016133
I’m not giving some drunken gay scammer my info just to use his shitcoin that isn’t even private

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>>14016912
Total Crypto supply has grown a billionfold since 2008 and is not really deflationary durr. Cmon pajeet say something else funny, dance like a monkey for me while explaining why the jews being able to track your finances openly through kyc blockchain is good and then post the video, then I will maybe consider buying your shitty discord coin.

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>>14016908
>genesis wallet. The one with a million bitcoin in it.

Proof anti-BSV shills have no idea what they're talking about

The coins mined with the genesis block were burnt and unusable and there is no wallet with 'a million bitcoin in it'

>> No.14017019

>>14016982
No they arent, they are in a standard address like every other coin in the world. Did craig tell you tall tales about how he didnt even bother storing the private key? How convenient to his narrative.

>> No.14017028

BSV is a scam.
If you hodl I have some snakeoil and wooden nickels to sell you...

>> No.14017031

>>14016834
I have just over 50, and I'm holding forever.

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>>14017019
Why do you bother when what you say can be proven wrong so easily?

>> No.14017070

>>14016469

Go suck some more fiat powered cock, faggot. Your government is about to die.

>> No.14017264

>>14017043
Can't you sign without spending?

>> No.14018120

Bump, no sliding threads where you got rekt today pajeets

>> No.14018161

>>14017264
Yes. Cereneum uses message signatures to claim BTC airdrop

>> No.14018394

>>14016469
This. Then cucks like this will say “we had no idea this was coming!!11!! I’m ruined!”

>> No.14018448

>>14016912
3x ain’t bad for the gains in mining tech that has come out since then. Silver has inflated much more since then so that speaks to golds rareness.

>> No.14018522

How to store BSV safely?
Mine is sitting on an exchange atm

>> No.14018557

>>14018522
Handcash/centbee

>> No.14018719

Wait hold up. If BSV tech is at a point were you can transact decentrally and securely in 2 seconds, but the only problem is the KYC, then could one just fork the BSV tech and make a version without the KYC?

>> No.14019356

>>14018522
ElectrumSV + trezor, ledger.
Check hash & pgp key for authenticity of electrumSV software or pay someone to check it for you if youre a noob.

>> No.14019397

>>14018719
Dude there is no kyc in BSV.

It's the weakest fud I've seen in crypto in at least 6mo. CSW meant kyc for Bitcoin exchanges and other exchanges. This fud is just retards pretending they have no reading comprehension skills to try to hate on something good they dislike.

>> No.14019520
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>>14016133
>0conf is safe