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Hi

>> No.17331118

Hello handsome.. :)

>> No.17331132

>>17331057
It's crazy despite all the thousands of bsv shill threads, I haven't actually heard one technical advantage or usecase it has over BTC or ETH except muh block size.

I mean even Kleros street shitters cover that.

>> No.17331143

>>17331057
If that is the best pre-conference pump BSV pajeets can mustered they are absolutely fucked. The price is going to head into the gutter post coingeek london.

>> No.17331169
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>>17331132
It runs apps dude!!!

>> No.17331214

>>17331169
Eth does that and it already has adoption.

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>>17331132
Unbased & unintelligent. Every argument about BSV is about technical superiority. For instance, BSV holders all have longer cocks. This makes it technically easier to stimulate the woman's g-spot during sex and turn her into a submissive trad-wife, thus cucking BTC-cucks. A major technical advantage.

>> No.17331602

>>17331057
Hi u sexy beast

>> No.17331645

When BTC dumps below 8k and believe me it will BSV will drop 30%

>> No.17331754

>>17331591
that's a big hvost

>> No.17332081

>>17331169
Kek

>> No.17332110

>>17331132
then you aren't paying attention
BTC is a dysfunctional version of Bitcoin (BSV), and ETH...I don't know what to tell you anon, if you can't tell that it's a total joke, then you're ngmi

>> No.17332146

>>17332110
ETH is actually turing complete. BCHSV isn't.

>> No.17332162

>>17331057
He's such an ugly man jesus

>> No.17332270

>>17332146
>turing complete
>gets clogged by cryptokitties
wow, nice 2Hz computer you have over there, anon

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>>17332162
u look like dis nigguh?

>> No.17332394

>>17332146
Someone doesn't understand how data is introduced via payment channels. There's your roll. BSV is turing complete. You're just stupid.

>> No.17332432

>>17331132

Have you even listened to Craig Wright talk about what Bitcoin can do? There are literally hundreds of different new use cases

>> No.17332467

it's time

>> No.17332594

>>17332146
Sir the compooter codes are tumeric-complete. Trust in the Vishnu

>> No.17332628

>>17332146

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwGRfJ0L5eQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moA7KASx3WE

Listen to the man himself explain what turing complete means in Bitcoin.

>> No.17332695

>>17332146
the computational model of ETH can't scale in any imaginable way
Bitcoin (BSV) is in fact Turing complete when utilizing two or more scripts to make a 2PDA, and this is the way to actually scale Bitcoin into a distributed supercomputer; Craig even talks about it in a lecture he gave at CSU on high performance computing

>> No.17332720

>>17332628
Thanks for this. Can someone explain why Turing completeness matters in this context?

>> No.17332791

>>17332628
imagine taking time out of your day to educate ignorant noBSVers lmao why dont you become a jannie while youre at it? HE DOES IT FOR FREE

>> No.17332913

>>17332110
scaling on chain is a dumb idea anyhow

>> No.17332930

>>17332791

you seethe for free

>> No.17333032

>>17332913
enjoy poverty

>> No.17333089

>>17332720
IT engineer here, I'll try to explain it to you.
Basically it means BitCoin is a computer, and what can you do with a computer? Everything. But essentially is math, automated math. The bigger the processor, the better.
BitCoin's network (miners) are incentivized economically to take your money and compute anything for you. Eventually we're going to be able to have all sorts of software running on mining nodes (pay per use), they will compete to drive the price down the same way HDD/SSD prices go down. Rad about Moore's Law to understand that.
Bitcoin is one big computer. Like AWS but more efficient in every single way.
Oh yeah, and the most important thing, the immutable ledger. Say bye to hackers. Recording everything you do is what changes the world here, not the price.
>All in bitcoin since 2013.

>> No.17333201

>>17332695
I have a PhD in CompSci from Durgasoft College. Don't try and lecture me on what Turing completeness is or isn't.

>> No.17333240

>>17333201
Master's in computer engineering from NTNU here; apparently I have to, since you evidently don't get it

>> No.17333258

>>17331132
bigger block size = more centralization
centralized shitcoin is the endgame for BSV, those bags are gonna feel real heavy

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>>17333258
Good luck mining on your raspberry pi bro. It was only ever supposed to be undertaken by those who have a large amount of capital as the profit margins are so thin. Have a look at the SEC's definition of a decentralized coin. Apparently only BSV fits the bill. Biz is going to miss out again and wonder what the fuck happened as BSV swallows the market and the majority of projects are shut down.

>> No.17333363

>>17333258
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=532#msg6306
>The current system where every user is a network node is not the intended configuration for large scale. That would be like every Usenet user runs their own NNTP server. The design supports letting users just be users. The more burden it is to run a node, the fewer nodes there will be. Those few nodes will be big server farms. The rest will be client nodes that only do transactions and don't generate.
>—Satoshi

>> No.17333415

>>17333089
Thank you IT anon

>> No.17333452

>>17333201
>Thinking ETH is turing complete because it has Solidity
>Not knowing about Script
sure pal, you work at NASA

>> No.17333530

>>17333258
>buy a casa node with literally no economic incentive to run it for $300
>buy 1 BSV and use it to gain more BSV
hmmm, ok

>>17333415
No, thank you for asking.

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>>17332306
>Dabs on your shitcoin

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>>17333258
False.