/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13958016
2020

>>13958016
Imagine not owning the real bitcoin for <$200?

>>13958016
Okay yes great I just bought all the bsv in the world you can stop shilling it now thanks

>>13958036
Sitting on a BSV stack mate

>>13958021
He will have crashed BTC by Jan. 2nd.

>>13958089
>3 Jan 2020
Nothing happened
Some new date on the horizon
Still no signature
Screenshot this

>>13958016
It's Bit Coin (Bit Coin)SV

>>13958036

>>13958016

what if craig s wright was an alter ego of an alias of a persona of an archetype

>>13958016
Fake Bitcoin (BTC) dies in 2020. Coretards have only begun to cope.

Can't wait for the suicides.

>>13958016
Blockstream defenders have no real rebuttal for the tulip trust. All they do is spread their propaganda. They will buy but only after Bitcoin (BSV) is $7500 and Shitcoin (BTC) is $10.

>>13958016
COREKEKS BTFO

its going to be so funny when bsv is 90 usd next week. You guys are buying at the top after a 5x.

>>13958340
THEY NEVER HAVE ARGUMENTS. I OWN BSV AND KEEP BUYING. COREKEKS WILL REGRET.

>>13958355

this

csw wins and they can't deal

>>13958104
LIES LIES LIES. YOU'LL SEE. ENJOY POVERTY. TULIP TRUST IS REAL, ALL ADDRESSES REAL.

>>13958364
>>13958384
I actually came around on SV after seeing that autism collage in that "GAME OVER" thread.

You don't mess with 4chan autism. Look at Trump.

hm lets say tulip trust is true (yeah sure) that mean early BTC so same value for all forks right? then craig will have how much BSV too again? what would stop him to dump them too. you shills would be comfortable to hold this when there is this guy who is questionable sane owning 1mil+ of the same thing? fags

>>13958406
YES THEY CAN'T MESS WITH US AND OUR SLACK CHANNEL

CSW ALWAYS WINS

>>13958429
>>13958359
>>13958104
C O P E
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E P O C

>>13958089
>imagine writing this on a word document and saying its official

>>13958016

everyone in crypto should be grovelling at the architects feet

minister you satojg

>>13958972
read the court documents you filthy subhuman. kleimans shit stain brother only found out about dave's involvement in bitcoin from craig contacted his dad after dave's death and told them dave should have a massive stash of bitcoin and WK shares and if they need help to recover it he can, and he will buy the WK shares for $12m.

You're just clutching at straws to keep your narrative alive but the truth is gonna shine bright and fry you filthy rats as you run for the shadows.

>>13958996
Creg Sanjay can't code and doesn't understand programming. Nice joke you have there, street shitter.

Guess what check out these dubs BSV is real Bitcoin

>>13959055
Rakesh, you seem visibly upset over bitcoins that are not even proven to exist, considering that Sanjay has forged documents in a pajeet manner

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3032215.msg31194506#msg31194506

>>13959078
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfoFFyypJxs&t=68s

nah only teaches super computer programming at a masters level. His grandfather worked with Turing and taught creg to code since a young lad. You'll never be on his level as the best you can manage is fud shitposting on biz for your cuckstream paycheck.

I wish you were as stupid as you seem so that you are broke and butthurt in the new type 1 civilisation we're heading for. Probs not though as you sense the desperation of your handlers and should be buying SV with your paycheck.

>>13959250
>blabbering about the terminal
>no algorithms, no substance
>larp about the "gradfather" with the same surname
You're a gross low-IQ street shitter who doesn't know the subject matter himself. Have you noticed that the Creg's squad has literally zero tech-literate people, only schmucks? That's because they can see through Creg and his ramblings. Sanjay can't code because he doesn't even understand Turing completeness, a simple fundamental concept. End of story. He's a fucking noob. He's made such ridiculous mistakes that are impossible for a programmer, let alone a cryptography programmer, but you can't know that there, in Mumbai.

>>13959356
yes yes keep guessing in the dark my assblasted shill. it's only gonna get worse from here. 12 and cloudy here in melbourne today.

>>13959397
The funny thing is, even a 6 year old can understand why Creg is a programming noob if you explain it. It's THAT simple. You're literally a low-IQ brainlet who fell for soothing technobabble and is perpetually unable to do any substantial research.

>>13959078
Hey, Greg:
How's the neckbeard coming along?

>>13959430
nope 146 IQ on the WAIS2 and i've done hundreds of hours researching creg and bitcoin. Next pivot please shill.

>>13959430
> Muh can't code
Cope harder, Greg. It's a well-known fact that Satoshi enlisted the help of Kleiman and Hal to help with the code.

>>13958036
wasnt bcash the reel bitcorn? what happened?

>>13959494
No, you're a pretentious brainlet and your "hundreds of hours of research" aren't worth jack shit because it's just soothing technobabble that you consume. Due to incompetence, you don't understand the very basic, fundamental concepts like Turing completeness, which, along with the lack of programming experience, prevents you from understanding why Creg Sanjay is a complete, blatant street shitting joke.

>>13959503
No, they deviated from the whitepaper & forked.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=197&v=iaBCcSKxXs8

>>13959554
Nice rebuttal: All insults and zero facts. You may as well just type in all caps, Greg.

>>13959500
Pajeet, another batch of your larp is of little interest. Sanjay doesn't understand programming at the most basic level, and that is a fact, a very plain, solid, obvious fact.

>>13959554
Kinda this desu

>>13959591
You're performing poorly, Rakesh. Creg Sanjay doesn't understand Turing completeness at all and he's INCOMPETENT. Just like your paid street shitting colleagues.

>>13958016
tfw anyone who says Bitcoin and has to give the ticker symbol after.

>>13959597
> BUT CREG CAN'T CODE!
> Stop shilling real bitcoin!
> insert pajeet.jpg
Jesus, cope harder.

>>13959554
https://www.sans.org/cyber-guardian/cyber-guardians
https://www.giac.org/certified-professional/craig-wright/107335

>When Logicians are particularly excited, the conversation can border on incoherence as they try to explain the daisy-chain of logical conclusions that led to the formation of their latest idea. Oftentimes, Logicians will opt to simply move on from a topic before it’s ever understood what they were trying to say, rather than try to lay things out in plain terms

yes yes. let the seethe and cope flow through you my pathetic assblasted shill. breathe it in to all your tay sachs infected tissue and let it bring forth another wave of "ranjeet low iq technobabble" shillspeak

>>13959650
I sense another banyan network flop

>>13959650
>sysadmin certificates
>irrelevant ramblings
Diversion won't help your cause too much, poo. Creg Sanjay doesn't understand Turing completeness, his MAIN thesis, his MAIN paper (one that he wrote himself, of course). He's an incompetent pseudoscientist and he has never programmed. And guess what? You've got literally nothing to say because you're an incompetent schmuck yourself and don't understand the concepts that I mentioned. It must be too hard for your level.

>>13958384
And here is the real document, not the forged that is floating around here

Think of buying BSV as like buying Apple or Microsoft in 1980, or General Electric in 1950, or Standard Oil in 1880.
Whether you like them or not patents matter in business. nChain currently has 700 exclusive blockchain patents in every non-shithole country that matters in global geopolitics and western financial markets and they’re on track for over 1,000 by the end of the year. Very very few legitimate persons or companies will survive the onslaught of patent enforcement and lawsuits that are coming. Whether you don’t believe Craig Wright is Satoshi is irrelevant; he has the strongest claim to the BitCoin brand of anyone alive and the patents to back it up. Think of every time you’ve heard the word Blockchain over the last five years, every tech article, every business meeting, every conversation with your colleagues. Nearly every legal business idea that uses a blockchain will be forced to use BSV blockchain and that will form the backbone of a global money and cross border payment transfer system: stable, incorruptible, and undebasable. And there’s a good likelihood CSW is going to move some coins causing the price of BTC and BCH to evaporate; just ask Gavin Andresen or Roger Ver if they think it’s possible.

>>13959706
Three ways bitcoin is turing complete:
> Unrolling a loop in side script
> Incentivize looping across multiple transactions
> Inside of a payment channel

>>13959706
kvetch kvetch KVETCH won't help lad.
yes cyberguardians are simply sysadmins
watch the demo of kronoverse and you'll see what the bitcoin sv blockchain can do. Tokenized character, tokenized weapons and armour, enter into the game universe as a smart contract, make moves in the game based off transactions, a silent observer parses the txs and then creates the necessary modifications to display the actions of your moves to you in less than 0.5s latency. That is how the script works, script in one tx refers to script in another tx and can compile anything. Keep CAPPSING though, it might trick some brainlet.

>>13959815
No infinite loops = no Turing completeness. Absolutely no debate here. If you don't understand this (like Creg Sanjay), you don't understand programming. What you referred to is called sophistry, wordplay, pseudoscience etc. Exactly what Sanjay is doing. Deal with it.

>>13959819
>more ramblings and diversion
Sorry fag, still not Turing complete, and, what matters, Creg Sanjay is still an incompetent street shitter

>>13958429
He will cause mass suicide

>>13959890
There is no real world computer that goes on forever. We are concerned with turing completnesse in a practical sense, not in a purely theoretical sense. We're interested in bitcoin as a turing machine in the same way that other computers are turing machines.

Name one turing machine that has an infinite tape in the real world?

>>13959890
Please get a compsci degree before you try to teach others. What you say makes no sense. It is well established by now bitcoin is turing complete

>>13959985
You're incompetent. Without the ability to run infinite loops, you can't design advanced algorithms, you can't solve complex problems. There is NO mathematically possible way to tell in advance if the loop is truly infinite or stops at some point, so the ability to run infinite loops simply must be present. Without them, you're impotent as a programmer.

When you call something else "Turing complete", it's called FALSE ADVERTISING and PSEUDOSCIENCE. Fuck it.

>>13960042
>It is well established by now bitcoin is turing complete
No it's not. Creg Sanjay literally resorts to pseudoscience and pulls definitions out of his ass to cover his incompetence and make it fit his wishful thinking.

>What you say makes no sense
Here's a pasta for brainlets. I can't dumb it down further:
>the Turing machine is like a simplistic programming language
>Turing completeness means something can act like a Turing machine
>one of its features is infinite loops
>without infinite loops you can't craft powerful algorithms and solve complex problems
>CSW doesn't know this because he never programmed
>CSW thinks this is no biggie
>literally changes the meaning of the word to fit his marketing campaign
>promises to kill dapps with impotent garbage
>promises to kill crypto with lies

>>13960124
>bla bla bla, please smell my smelly farts
Please educate yourself before going this hard out. Start with this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXdkczX5mR0

>>13960137
NO INFINITE LOOPS = NO TURING COMPLETENESS, noobie schmuck. Deal with it.

>>13960078
Brainlet, every computer unrolls loops. When you compile for a GPU you unroll a loop. Think about the way operations work in a microprocessor: You have registers, you load operations into a register, and they are executed one after the other. If you have a loop it unrolls the actual operations that are being executed by the microprocessor. If you draw it out, what's being executed is just a series of operations. You're always unrolling loops. A loop is just a way of compressing a program. This is how the real world computers work. This is how BitCoin works.

>>13958016
https://www.stopcraigwright.com/

>>13960151
Why do you keep parroting this when you are clearly wrong and we have provided you with sources for you to educate yourself?

>>13960177
because they're an IP switching samefag shill who is getting paid shekels to blast this as the new talking point. you won't get any honest reaction because they're not interested in educating themselves but rather ensuring others don't educate themselves.

>>13960164
You don't understand what you're rambling about. You MUST have the ability to run infinite loops, otherwise you can't code full-fledged programs and be Turing-complete. That's the reality.

>>13960177
I'm clearly right, this is the plain, universal truth. You need infinite loops to be Turing-complete. You can't dispute it with pseudoscience.

>>13960177
Because he doens't know what he's talking about, so all he can do is parraot the narratives that his cuckstream overlords armed him with. Now that his back is up against the ropes he is getting defensive and resorting to CAPS-lock & insults. He's flailing his arms around in a desperate attempt to avoid getting knocked out, but little does the imbecile know, the ref has already counted to 10.

>>13960196
What about YOU educate yourself, fag? Start with this for one >>13960124

>>13960230
t. never programmed & CS-illiterate

>>13960220
>I'm clearly right, this is the plain, universal truth
You are a fucking moron. I'm starting to believe >>13960196 is right

>>13960247
>t. never programmed & CS-illiterate
You just proved what he said that all you have left are insults. Just give it a break will ya

>>13960248
>started wriggling like a sleazy kike
No infinite loops = no Turing completeness. Educate yourself.

>>13960220
name an application that requires infinite loops you fucktard.... there has never been something that has got anywhere near requiring infinite loops. Even a fucking loop started on the first computer if left running indefinitely since then wouldn't even be any closer to infinity now than it was then. You need something that can however run an application for hundreds of years and if it ever does return a true it will hash it to the blockchain, otherwise it will just continue to operate in perpetuity.

tell your handlers next talking point as this one is obsolete.

>>13960272
You're not familiar with algorithms and have no idea what you're talking about.

Start with this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halting_problem

>>13960310
>>13960270

There is no such thing as an infinite tape/loop. When you say that your turing machine has an infinite tape, that is a mathematical fantasy. There is no infinite tape in the real world. When you build a turing machine in the real world, you're going to have a tape of size: N. It will be limited somewhere. You need to pick the tape long enough so that you can do what you want to do with it, and if your tape isn't long enough, double the size of your tape and try again. If you have something that's going to loop forever and never finish, then doubling is never going to work but you're never going to get an answer anyway! You're just going to consume resources. BitCoin has the same properties, where we can unroll loops and run a long script, and keep doubling the size of the script (and spending money) to see if it works. You can do it this way, and it is turing complete effectively, the same way real computers are turing complete in the real world.

>>13960310
How long to you have to wait for an infinite loop to end and give you the result of the calculation you where running it for? Will you still be alive?

>>13960375
You don't get it, right? It's not about the tape size. Infinite loops have nothing to do with infinite tapes. It's about the algorithm structure. You need the ability to run infinite loops to create complex, rich, advanced algorithms and create REAL programs, not some limited half-assed scripting. Which, of course, does not mean that the code itself will run infinitely.

>>13960427
Then how is the cpu in your laptop able to run programs when it unrolls the loops before it excecute the operations?

>>13960427

Such as recursion...

>>13960416
You need the ability to create loops with an arbitrary number of iterations. The computer doesn't know in advance how many iteration it will take. That's called Turing completeness. Just because you need infinite loops doesn't mean your programs run infinitely. It's up to the programmer to make sure the algorithm stops at some point.

>>13960462
You can have infinite loops on your laptop. The hardware implementation is irrelevant. What matters is algorithms.

>>13960459
You can have infinite loops on your laptop. The hardware implementation is irrelevant. What matters is algorithms.

>>13960078
hey faggot.. i can keep looping infinitely in a payment channel. oh and its patented. (((you))) btfo eternally. have a nice life.

There are more ways to create infinite loops than the ways you're describing.

"Arbitrary" number of iterations is how brainlets code.

>>13960530
Did you ever watch this video? It is the answer to all you didn't know you don't know about turing completeness in bitcoin and in general. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJ1DTeexpvA

If you're looping in the sense of for or while loops you're a brainlet.

>>13960466
Name a real world computer that is more turing complete then BitCoin? I'll wait.

t. you can't.
>>13960530
At scale Bitcoin SV is going to be by far the largest computer ever, because the blocks are going to be so large. Therefore, bitcoin will be the biggest computer, and what you can do with this is actually compute bigger numbers. When you finally realize that there is no computer in the real world that actually satisfies the usual textbook definition of turing completeness, you'll see that at best what they are, are total turing machines. They halt for every input, or you shut it off, or it runs out of batteries, but eventually they terminate or end. There is no computer that has gone on forever. Bitcoin is bigger than any other real computer though, and the set of numbers it can compute is larger than any other computer. At scale, the set of languages that can be decided by bitcoin is a larger set than any real world computer.

TLDR not only is bitcoin turing complete, it is more turing complete than any other real world computer.

All this techno babble arguing back and forth, is the nigger Satoshi or not?

>>13958016

>>13960542
(((you))) can "loop" with external input, but not at the protocol level. nChain's whitepapers explicitly state that the protocol doesn't support infinite loops (i.e. is not Turing-complete) and never will. This is just a PR campaign.

>>13960546
>>13960574
Language-specific constructs don't matter. Lambda calculus/FP is Turing-complete too, but it uses different constructs altogether. What matters is algorithms. If you can't create algorithms that have infinite loops in a given system, it's not Turing-complete. End of story.

>>13960567
The video is pseudoscience and he's literally creating new definitions on the fly.

>>13960604
Bitcoin or a bitcoin fork will never be "the biggest computer" because they're not Turing-complete, you can't use them to create advanced algorithms. Ethereum is Turing-complete, though. The ability to have infinite loops has nothing to do with running programs forever. It's about the richness of what you can code. If you still don't get it, I don't have time to convince you. Do your research.

>>13960615
Yes, without doubt. If in doubt read his blog https://craigwright.net/.. He know more about bitcoin than anyone else in this space and he is a hardcore capitalist (bitcoin is capitalism in condensed form. That's how mining works).
Also check out this playlist of many of his interviews https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJf5kMZEwSlzypsrCJECnYNdVo45qXQA3

>>13960632
The fact that moneybutton duplicates itself on-chain, everytime it is clicked, is a proof of turing completeness since it creates an onchain infinite loop

>>13960681
22 posts by this id
RENT FREE btw how many transactions has your laptop validated today 01G?

>>13960697
You have no idea of algorithms. Evidently confusing data with code too.

>>13960615
No.

>>13960681
Ethereum isn’t turing complete. The ethereum virtual machine always halts after a bounded time.

>>13960795
It's bounded by gas. Just like your PC is bounded by electricity. However, it lets you create advanced algorithms. Not primitive and limited ones.

>>13960820
>advanced algorithms
>cant even handle cryptokitties
ethereum is a communist shitshow. the BitCoin global computer will allow for massive parallel processing by highly efficient gpu clusters performing paid calculations on demand via payment channels

>>13960820
Way to cherry pick definitions, brainlet. With that same logic you can't refuse that:

> The Bitcoin Script language allows not only for primitive recursion, but in the deployment of an Ackerman function and hence the ability to simply recurse in Bitcoin script, we show that the script system is Turing complete. From this, we introduce a new class of Turing Machine, the PTTM or probabilistic Total Turing machine and note that Bitcoin acts as a decider or Total Turing Machine which allows us to find a NIZKPoK that can act as a TM based verifier to a Non-Interactive Proof that is run on an external and non-associated TM as a proof system. Bitcoin can extend to securely offer contracts such as best fit solutions to common logistic systems and optimisation problems including the Travelling Salesman class of problems and to the optimisation of systems. This can be offered as an open or time bound contract that guarantees payment and can be solved which allowing Pseudonymity of the bidder.

Source: https://coingeek.com/bitcoin-scripting-language-turing-complete/

>>13960846
>advanced algorithms
>cant even handle cryptokitties
LMAO so true.
Unlimited turing complete keks

>>13960846
Sorry, not gonna happen. Creg Sanjay is too incompetent and doesn't understand programming, what you get instead is PR talk and false promises. It's not Turing-complete and will never be, which means you can't create advanced algorithms, process complex data etc.

>>13960858
You don't realize that he's using mumbo-jumbo, mixing different concepts, coining new definitions etc. In reality, everything is simple: if you can't create algorithms with infinite loops, your system is not Turing-complete. Nothing will change this simple truth.

>>13960945
> muh mumbo jumbo

it's funny because Craig has so thoroughly burned his bridges and destroyed his reputation that even if he did manage to prove he was Satoshi nobody would care
crypto isn't a personality cult

>>13961002
>still no infinite loops

>>13960897
>It's not Turing-complete
You should hurry up and contact all the independent devs building on top of bsv then. It would be a shame if they waste their time and money not realising what they're doing is impossible. Make sure to mention Creg, and with that spelling, then they'll take you seriously

>>13961005
To demonstrate Creg's remarkable incompetence is extremely easy, but you have to have some background in programming. Which is why only normies fall for his talk.

>>13958016
> So I remember reading it uh, probably when I wrote it
> CARS CANT THINK
> *tirade about people being raped in the back of ubers intensifies*
Truly the most sound investment, with an all organic grassroots movement here. This man will totally win. Disregard the haters. The only thing you need to say when someone points out his honest, accidental slips is STIFF, COPE, or DEBUNKED.

>>13961005
wrong lol

BSV will flip BTC

>>13958972
Holy shit is this the latest anti-CSW shill narrative? CSW now upgraded to murderer? lmao
>>13959356
This right here is more excellent proof that BSV is a fantastic asymmetric bet. The seething opposition runs on pure emotion and is very short on factual information.

>>13959554
Greg, give it a rest.

>>13958406
how can you possibly compare csw to trump

>>13962432
have sex

>>13958359
And the 5x was a fomo spike, partly based on fakery in China. It's coming way back down. Nothing at all has changed since it was valued at $70 all year until two weeks ago. Nothing.

>>13962563
> mug fake Chinese news.
Nice try CZ.
> nothing has changed since 2 weeks ago
You mean nothing has changed in 10 years, as outlined in the white paper.

>>13962563
Yeah anon that's fake news.

You've clearly missed a lot. Catch up, and become a fren.

This place is so fucking boring lately. We didn’t care about your bch threads and we don’t care about your bsv posts either. Good job on making a few satoshis and fuck off

>>13960604
>At scale Bitcoin SV is going to be by far the largest computer ever, because the blocks are going to be so large. Therefore, bitcoin will be the biggest computer, and what you can do with this is actually compute bigger numbers.

>>13958089
>>13958104
>>13958384
>>13958688
file SHA256: F7E6DF2CFC7996864ABCAB9CBEE642812F8A7D1BFD69DB106B685C148BB701AC

so no editing the screenshot

>>13962772
You can leave faggot, you don't contribute anything anyway

>>13958021
whats with that arbitrary date
in the fake contraxt creg oresented 15 months after dave dies that would be 4 years ago

>i...its next year i promise

>>13960177
he is not wrong bitcoin is not turing complete in any twisted way

>>13959774
did creg submit this forgery to court or just autistically snapped a pic and ate it?

>>13958406
CSW is similiar to Trump late 2015. You heard it here first. It's still early. Not shitting you guys, i have done extensive research. Recommend the same to you, you'll end up at the same conclusions (CSW=SN).

>>13963934
satoshi is not elected by braindead morons he first proves his identity by signing with the satoshi pgp key a public message stating he is back and what accounts are under his control.

then he reveals some early work not seen yet and regers to private correspondence with the people that worked with him that is not yet known by any 3rd party. after this its reasonably sure we are dealing with satoshi.

>>13959564
you see it in the symbol that BSV is the original Bitcoin, it stands straight, not tilted forward or backwards. Also its yellow, not green or orange. This has deeper occult meanings i don't want to get into here.

>>13964002
this is not autism anymore its straight up retarded
original logo had bc on it which may or may not referred to black cocks

>>13963934
Literally not comparable to Trump, Trump could media wrangle and was able to come up with devastating nicknames for opponents.CSW lacks this, and the memes and terminology pushed on /biz/ are not catchy and poorly made.CSW is closer to a Jeb or Hillary given his financial backing/media support being from a billionaire with shadowy motives and possible pedophile inclinations

>>13963981
ok stay poor. i sold my btc earlier for bsv, would recommend you the same. have fun getting rekt.

>>13964053
no there are deeper insights into this world. im not gonna elaborate onto this further to be called as an naive tinfoil hat autist full retard. you search a quite place and contemplate on my statement for a while and you'll be in full panic mode tomorrow morning when the realization sets in.

>>13964147
you gonna get rekt
never bet against bitcoin not even with cheap chink knock offs

>>13964080
You right now.

>>13964163
>im not gonna elaborate onto this further to be called as an naive tinfoil hat autist full retard.
so in the back of your brain you do know something is wrong with you and you suffer from this cognitive dissonance but cant help it..

>>13964184
Why are you so intent to make people think BSV is a scam? What's in it for you?

>>13964184
CSW is right....BTC is outside the law (he studied commercial law btw). I share his prediction that it will crash down to zero because of that, and likely literally in moments. BSV is law abiding&full compliant designed according to Creg. Tell you guys this motherfucker is a genius and knows what he's doing. I have low to no trust in the core team, they are at best "administrators" but their decisions are not 'best practice', these guys are largely too young and lack the experience CSW has with his older years.

>>13964220
i came to hate and despise sv cucks over the last 8 months or so their idiotic shilling is like being on a schoolbus full of retarded children high on cocaine

>>13964238
Why does it trigger you that people support bsv and Craig? Why not just focus on what you believe in?

>>13964235
law is subjective btc is not it is a truth a shared reality above any law. legislatipns vary widely in saner countries bitcoin is currency same as any foreign currency it is just without a sovereign state.

>>13964208
no you fucking idiot its because i dont want to get into lengthy arguments with fucktards like you as i totally cannot compress years of knowledge into 2-3 lines without it making me to look entirely ridicoulus for people with 0 knowledge on it. Thats why i rather not go into that deep hole but simply point it to you to make your own considerations.

>>13964245
i dont care about support just stop the lies and the idiotic incessant shilling keep it to 1 or 2 threads at once instead of 50 and we will be fine

>>13964260
you are sick anon seek help!

>>13964279
kys faggot

>>13964270
>i dont care about support just stop the lies and the idiotic incessant shilling keep it to 1 or 2 threads at once instead of 50 and we will be fine
Well it's not really up to you to set the rules of the forum, and you're not helping your case by constantly bumping the bsv threads. It just seems like such a waste of time when you don't believe or, as you say yourself, don't care about bsv

>>13964270
we're excited to talk about it. don't like it?

FAWK OFF

>>13964327
So excited that you have to open 40 threads a day all with the same pictures and the same topics, all with absolutely no substance?
Although I guess I'd be excited too if they were paying me for shitposting on some forum.

>>13958016
I already flipped my BTC for BSV
Bring it on!

>>13964363
There's plenty of substance. BTFO out shills over and over. The truth is coming out. Don't like it?
STIFF

More OC to stop your whiney faggotry.

Think I'll buy some BSV today.

>>13964419
Why'd you post this as an imgur link in another thread?

It’s literally identical posting from 2017 with BCH haha. Fucking losers.

>>13964466
i uploaded it as an imgur to send to a mate and went on here somehow forgot 4chan was an image board and pasted the link. looked at it as soon as i did it and went "fuck that was retarded".