/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16919173
Why did you post the unreadable thumbnail? Don't disgrace my infograph you cretin

>>16910868
We had PSOs running, they starved to death!

>>16898749
They died!!!

Craig Wright is unironically Satoshi Nakamoto. Blockstream - owned by Bilderberg group - intentionally crippled BitCoin by refusing to raise the blocksize cap as was the original design, this caused the adoption and growth in BitCoin to stagnate and collapse due to the artificially high transaction fees imposed by tiny blocks. BitCoin would be at least $50,000 by now if it wasn't for Blockstream, they don't want BitCoin to challenge the central banking system which Craig has spoken out against multiple times.

The original BitCoin protocol lives on as Bitcoin SV (Satoshi's Vision). Craig's company nChain has been hard at work to eliminate the CPU bottleneck in the Bitcoin node software which was originally only single-threaded, rumour has it BSV miners are upgrading to Xeon Phi processors (64 cores) which the code is now being optimised for (thanks to the work by Steve Shadders). This is due to be finished by February 2020 for the Return to Genesis upgrade which will remove all limits in the BSV protocol code and lock down the protocol, with the software limitations removed BSV will be ready for unbounded scaling with the short term goal of sustained 1 Terabyte blocks and millions of transactions per second.

This breakthrough in cheap free-flowing data and sound instant money will create a 4th Industrial Revolution as companies compete to start making ever more powerful computers, faster bandwidth, cheaper and more electricity to mine the Bitcoin blockchain. Mining will be the biggest and most advanced industry on Earth, an expected Bitcoin price of millions of dollars is not unreasonable at this level of scale.

>>16863484
If you don't listen it is not our fault.

Do you really think he would speak like this if he was not Satoshi? If yes, then you are nigger tier brainlet.

If you're not in complete denial, looking this image should start you think that maybe he knows something about bitcoin, something really is going on. What? They say that man is satoshi? Interesting, I have to look into it more.

Here is the speech where that picture is taken:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgqtcu0zo-k&list=LLabm6Tb6RcgYwryeAgXCCIg&index=21&t=0s

Just some crazy scammer ranting about bitcoin, that's what you have been made to think

>>16803620
Craig Wright is unironically Satoshi Nakamoto. Blockstream - owned by Bilderberg group - intentionally crippled BitCoin by refusing to raise the blocksize cap as was the original design, this caused the adoption and growth in BitCoin to stagnate and collapse due to the artificially high transaction fees imposed by tiny blocks. BitCoin would be at least $50,000 by now if it wasn't for Blockstream, they don't want BitCoin to challenge the central banking system which Craig has spoken out against multiple times.

The original BitCoin protocol lives on as Bitcoin SV (Satoshi's Vision). Craig's company nChain has been hard at work to eliminate the CPU bottleneck in the Bitcoin node software which was originally only single-threaded, rumour has it BSV miners are upgrading to Xeon Phi processors (64 cores) which the code is now being optimised for (thanks to the work by Steve Shadders). This is due to be finished by February 2020 for the Return to Genesis upgrade which will remove all limits in the BSV protocol code and lock down the protocol, with the software limitations removed BSV will be ready for unbounded scaling with the short term goal of sustained 1 Terabyte blocks and millions of transactions per second.

This breakthrough in cheap free-flowing data and sound instant money will create a 4th Industrial Revolution as companies compete to start making ever more powerful computers, faster bandwidth, cheaper and more electricity to mine the Bitcoin blockchain. Mining will be the biggest and most advanced industry on Earth, an expected Bitcoin price of millions of dollars is not unreasonable at this level of scale.

Satoshi Nakamoto

>>16734488
I don't think so dude, I think you're just trying to filter people.

>satoshi doesn't matter!!

>>16408280
It's an adapted meme friend.

The Crypto Blackpill

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

>>16293798
>>16293820
>>16293859
BitcoinSV is turing complete.

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

Now cope

>>16080382

>>16053841
One of the classics.

>>16002664
Based.

I knew he was Satoshi right around 2015 when he featured in "The Bitcoin Doco"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYskRI0ynAM

(there are 3 parts, others on same channel)

His knowledge and confidence really made my noggin joggin and that is when I started researching who the fuck this guy was. You simply can't fake the knowledge that he has.

Consider yourself warned. I can't make everything for you
https://bitstagram.bitdb.network/m/raw/719f376af2e181ef6667fd60cb49935f921aea9a1b0e3ee47836a770ccceefd2

https://bitstagram.bitdb.network/m/raw/e6c4e60732fefeba256a704ac32227d59556bf9119d89211799f0f337386fa76

https://bitstagram.bitdb.network/m/raw/8aa67cb102fdcaecc69e9e1f14ccd204249c7210fed53959808143d18709f432

The path of the righteous ones is only bearable when you leave your ego behind and commit to truth.

>>14146275
I don't have it, but see this one
Ps. FUCK JANNIES ,FUCK ISRAEL AND BTC

He didn't

He was wright tho..

>>14059527
Did he ever go into detail about the PSOs, what they are doing in Bitcoin and how they work? I'm really interested in the AI angle, but information about it is very sparse, presumably because most of it is stored in the brain of Satoshi.

And it won't stop there.

Goddamnit, i could've bought in at $55 .. i was at the fucking brink of getting 20 BSV at that time and i didn't pull the trigger..

Now that i've read into it, this seems to be the only true thing left in this entire market.

Any other anons in my position ?