The only crypto you should be holding

[Anonymous No.15601451]

STIFF

[Anonymous No.15601595]

[Anonymous No.15601831]

>>15601451
I'm accumulating at the bottom, so please keep it on the down low for a bit longer, thanks in advance.

[Anonymous No.15601839]

>>15601451
Craig Wright is a government stooge who wants to see coins like Monero gone.

[Anonymous No.15601995]

>>15601839
And that's a good thing

[Anonymous No.15602005]

>>15601839
What exactly is the problem with that?

Everybody knows that sooner or later every exchange will have to delist it.

[Anonymous No.15602229]

>>15601995
Did you invest in XRP too?
>>15602005
Satoshi was inherently anti-government, while Craig's arguments against it is that Monero doesn't enable governments to snoop on people, and that it's compromised when it's not which he only lies about because he sees a financial opportunity in doing so.
https://www.mail-archive.com/[e-mail]/msg09971.html
>Everybody knows that sooner or later every exchange will have to delist it.
The point of Bitcoin in the first place was to allow online payments without having to go through a financial institution first, plus it's not like it will become impossible to buy/sell it afterwards anyway.
Say what you will about the absolute state of BTC now, but it's clearly obvious that Craig Wright is not Satoshi and that him shitting on other coins unfairly for personal gains demonstrates that he is unprincipled and will take BSV in any direction so long as there's money for him in it, including exit scamming and dumping on you if he feels like it.

[Anonymous No.15602265]

>>15602229
Good post, the absolute state of the craig posters is getting pretty low lately.

[Anonymous No.15602315]

>>15602229
Satoshi was never anti-government.

Go through any of his posts, any of his writings and find me one that i explicitly anti-government.

I'll be waiting.

[Anonymous No.15602413]

>>15602315
Image related is what's in the link I posted, your image is grasping at straws and seems to be him indicating more about what BTC can and can not do in practice rather than his political stances.

[Anonymous No.15602463]

>>15602413
this
why would satoshi be in favor of tor but not monero?

[Anonymous No.15602470]

>>15602413

what he means is that bitcoin cant be controlled by the government in an arbitrary ways , there needs to be a consensus (hence P2P) if other governments / miners wont agree , they don't have absolute power.
If you don't like it Stiff.

[Anonymous No.15602486]

>>15602463
>why would satoshi be in favor of tor but not monero?
Choina , venezuela , russia

[Anonymous No.15602557]

>>15602486
monero has just as much of a valid use case in those countries as tor does
if the venezuelan government wanted to crack down on cryptocurrency bitcoin traders would be traced and get fucked while monero traders would be fine

[Anonymous No.15603188]

>>15602557
if you will be tortured you will give monero wallet too :)

[Anonymous No.15603219]

>>15601451
Where can I make interest holding this instead of just BTC or GUSD? Hell even ETH pays some.

[Anonymous No.15603655]

>>15601451>>15601595
>>15601831>>15601839
>>15601995>>15602005
>>15602229>>15602265
>>15602413>>15602463
>>15602470>>15602486
>>15602557>>15603188
>>15603219
https://soundcloud.com/alabpodcast/episode-3-faketoshi-the-perfect-client

[Anonymous No.15603717]

>>15603655
>no advertising
nobody wants to ingest soi

[Anonymous No.15603727]

>>15602229
>anime poster
>advocating for monero
which one are you

[Anonymous No.15603751]

>>15602315
satoshi saying 'bloody hard' is a pretty big indicator
however, the whitepaper reads like someone who doesn't speak english as a mother tongue. satoshi is multiple people, and i think craig is a media man who wanted more.