/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26228456
btc is Bitcoin isn't. https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf

They are going to build the usd on a distributed ledger

>>19354243
XRP has a singular use case. BSV does everything. XRP is just part of the psyop. All those twitter tards are not going to be rich. Stop following the pied piper

>>19354382
And yet most will miss out. Such is the way the world works. Just keep a level head through it all and maintain a low profile

Big blocks are the future. But most of you aren't ready for this AT ALL because you've never actually used bitcoin this way

You're gonna have to DYOR though, just like we did

Very based, BSV is the future. It's pretty insane what were about to see play out over the next couple years

>>17374483

People have no clue about this stuff because they've never actually made money on the internet this way, let alone through micropayments on such a small scale

It's a foreign concept to them, which is why they lash out with inane technical arguments like >>17374553, ignoring the fact that people are already making money and that it works today. I've made over $900 across various BSV apps and services over the past year or so.

It's literally what bitcoin was always meant to be, but people simply aren't ready for it yet

>>17374816
It's like Bitcoin is collective humanity realizing over the centuries and history learning what system needs to be in place to bring us truly into the next dimension and into the stars

I've made about $1100 across various BSV apps and services over the past year: Fivebucks, Twetch, Peergame, Bitstagram to name a few.

This is what real adoption and utility looks like. This is the future of the internet.

And you're all busy trading tokens and talking about vaporware. LOL

And this

?

PAY ATTENTION AND READ CLOSELY.

The king is dead, long live the king.

This is because at a fundamental level any fiat currency is a contract, a ‘promise to pay’, an IOU, which can be written as a contract in Bitcoin (SV), and it’s profitable to write fiat amounts into smart contracts on chain, which inevitably leads to the bitcoinization of fiat. It doesn’t, however, destroy fiat. Governments can still control their own monetary policy by issuing their own currencies and control their fiscal policy, and banks will be able to make loans to customers in fiat on the blockchain.

What governments gain from issuing fiat on the chain is security, auditability and cost savings. It’s cheaper for them to issue fiat on a distributed network that is secured by the free market and the savings can be passed onto the tax payer. And the benefits that accrue to mutually cooperating businesses in different countries that have all issued their fiat on-chain would multiply very fast because they would be conducting trade inside a common, fast, cheap, secure network environment.

>>16713465

Because big blocks will create thousands of new business models and use casss

Because it's the real bitcoin retard

BSV is the only coin that will exist in 5 years

We all move on to building real businesses and apps on BSV

Welcome home

No, BSV will though