/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13357641
please be real

>>13357641
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
*breathes in*
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

oh and one more thing

FUCK JANNIES

>>13357641
Nice find anon.

The guy is heavily invested in BSV and in mining it, of course he wants it to succeed, where's the problem in that?

I suppose this latest dump will set them back a bit

>>13357641
>profits from BSV

>>13357653
Nobody here has a problem with it.

He does.

>>13357641
well that does explain a lot

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>13357653
that since BSV has not produced any profits at all and has actually produced heavy losses, which means he is in a lot of shit right now and needs BSV to appreciate somehow

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/feb/18/bitcoin-gambling-tycoon-builds-100m-resort-antigua-calvin-ayre
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>13357641
so he's selling or has sold $100m in bsv?

>>13357679
Holy poop.

Why don't rich people just cool it after they make their money? Or do less expensive risky shit?

>>13357680
Hadn't thought of it but I guess either he dumped already (wouldn't be surprised given the evolution of BSV price) or he'll have to dump at some point soon.

>>13357712
Hubris. Glad I'm not wired that way. 20M from Link and I'm gone and no one will ever hear from me again. Chase power and celebrity in 2019 and you'll end up like Faketoshi and Ayre. Stealth mode is the only way to be rich.

am i the only person here who can read dates

>>13357751
I can eat dates

>>13357751
Nigga you supposed to eat dates not read em

>>13357641
* cz poops on ayre resort *

>>13357712
Because rich people dont care about money. They are driven by success and building. Thats why u will always be a wageslave driving ur piece of shit bimmer decked in swag clothing
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vHPx9ybewkE

it was originally going to be funded and use BCH as all payments when that fell thru they went with SV

>>13357641

Business man does business things?

Why is this notable

>>13357999
Because now he can't pay for the business things.

>>13358026
I don't think a literal billionaire is bothered by a short term price drop.

>>13357648
This. Fuck pathetic JANNIES

>>13357641
What on God's green earth made him think that trolling and insulting literally the entire community on social media was the best way to go about pumping his bags?

>>13357641
kekkity kek this explains a lot

>Be calvin ayre
>Hire obviously low IQ moron craig wright to represent my new crypto
>Craig Wright goes around pissing off everyone and being a general nutcase
>Alienates everyone
>has no technical skill so his fork is just changing one variable in the code
>Bitcoin SV tanks, forced to mine at a loss
>own 80% of the hashrate, mining is obviously centralized
>Threaten to double spend exchanges so everyone is weary of working with you
>Eventually keep attacking exchanges until they delist you
>Forced to sell at a massive loss
>mfw

>>13357802
Damn thats an old ass video. Calvin was so different wtf

>>13358404
>it's the original bitcoin
>it also has 2TB blocks

>>13358404
I mean sure SV sucks but you guys just keep making things up about why it was delisted.

>http://ayreresorts.com/
>it's real

>>13358438
>muh fee market / replace-by-fee
Newfag doesnt know how Blockstream devs claimed it was fatal to increase block size.

>>13358505
what kind of shit misquote is this? Bitcoin doesn't get faster with better hardware. The blocktime is hardcoded to be 10 minutes.

Jesus christ people don't know ANYTHING huh

>>13358519
He's talking about propagation speeds/Harddrive costs. Stop acting like you're an expert

>>13358519
You should learn how to read.
It speaks about Moore's law and its getting faster with better hardware.
Block generation doesnt matter since 0-conf can be as reliable as Visa etc:
>I believe it'll be possible for a payment processing company to provide as a service the rapid distribution of transactions with good-enough checking in something like 10 seconds or less.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=423.msg3819#msg3819

>>13358574
>t speaks about Moore's law and its getting faster with better hardware.
>Block generation doesnt matter since 0-conf can be as reliable as
Moore's law is about the number of transistors per unit of area not speed.

We're back at the not knowing about anything it seems

>>13358592
Scaling to world currency is not a hardware problem as BTC devs claimed.
Pricing on terabyte tier full nodes will continue to drop to very reasonable levels.

>>13358574
In theory yes, in practice no one does it, and the only ATM in the world using 0conf get robbed.
The moment you will enable 0conf better technique will be invented, especially if there are billions of dollars involved.
0conf enables a race condition.

>>13358592
Scaling to world currency is not a hardware problem as BTC devs claimed.
Pricing on terabyte tier full nodes will drop to very reasonable levels.

>>13358670
>invented
Invented for robberies

>>13358670
Except they were using RBF not just 0-conf.

>>13357662
>>13357670
>blocks your path
>heh nothing personal round eye

>>13358700
1) rbf was intended an opt in feature (altho a miner is pretty much expected to include the transaction with the higher fee otherwise you reintroduce trust to a trustless system), in theory a transaction needs to be marked as replaceable by fee for it to work, it is any vendors prerogative not to accept transactions like that.

2) opt-in/full rbf makes it very easy to double spend fss rbf does not make it possible but still provide a way to unstuck transactions.

3) you can definitely double spend without rbf i did it myself a few years ago to the same address but the network still flagged it as double-spend still it went through just fine.

>>13357641

Jesus what a doofus. BTFO so badly.

>>13359032
Hence big blocks and you redeem cash after few confirmations.
See the snack machine thread, Satoshi outline how a payment processor could verify payments well enough, actually really well (much lower fraud rate than credit cards), in something like 10 seconds or less. If you don't believe me or don't get it, Satoshi doesn't have time to try to convince you, sorry.
http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=423.msg3819#msg3819

>>13358404
did he threaten to double spend the exchanges? Can you link me? I want to read about this...

>>13358482
can you pay for this with BSV?

>>13357662
>broks your pwofits

>appreciation of BSV

>>13359159
Enough quoting Satoshi over and over, please enable 0conf (without RBF) and bring me a beer and some popcorn for the show