Professor in Economics Embracing BSV

[Anonymous No.15567949]

https://twitter.com/ProfSteveKeen
His paymail address is [e-mail] if you want to send him a few satoshis

How's it going Greg and Roger? Getting nervous yet?

[Anonymous No.15567963]

>>15567949
there's still 3 weeks for the major leak for the ticking timebomb... staaaahp it aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh

[Anonymous No.15567987]

Unused networks are typically very cheap, fast, and efficient

[Anonymous No.15568178]

>>15567949
Why Would I pay him sats when Craig already filled his pockets?

[Anonymous No.15568514]

>>15567949
all i care about is price and BSV is tanking as we speak. Im too afraid to check the current price Im losing thousands of dollars by the minute. fuck this piece of shit and fuck Craig Wright. He should be doing SOMETHING, anything except fucking around in courtrooms and having discussions with economy professors. who gives a shit. sign the fucking keys, dump your coin, tank the markets. ffs do anything of what you promised to do you fat aussie faggot.

[Anonymous No.15568555]

>>15567949
Refreshing to see more adults in the room start to get it. We are all going to make it, bsvbros.

[Anonymous No.15570006]

>>15568514
he's a fraud...Craig is a turbo liar & fraudster. He can only threat, cheat and lie. he can neither sign nor dump 'imaginary' btc. he cannot deliver.

there's a ton of stuff out there that he's a compulsive serial liar that cannot help it.
to put it in easy words:

CRAIG WRIGHT
CRIMINALLY INSANE

get out of bsv while you still can. this coin is going nowhere. the tech is not mature enough to sustain the price on its own. the whole point of bsv is that craig is satoshi (which he's not) and that he would pull of all this crazy copyright, trademark magic on bch & btc (will not happen).

[Anonymous No.15570018]

>>15567949
Another shill payed off by Kelvin.

Sarcasm mode disengaged.

[Anonymous No.15570049]

>>15567949
if he was a true economics professor then he would have acknowledged the need for a network security tax (aka inflation) in order for the system to survive in the long run. hard cap is an arbitrary concept and it will only hurt the project in the future.

[Anonymous No.15570072]

Stay retard /biz/, as always

[Anonymous No.15570080]

>>15567949
Literally who

[Anonymous No.15570111]

>>15570006
>CRAIG WRIGHT
>CRIMINALLY INSANE

Be sure to post this in every thread

[Anonymous No.15570121]

>>15570049
>network security tax
>what are transaction fees

[Anonymous No.15570128]

>>15570072
Sad how corecucks are literally trying anything they can to smear craig and true BitCoin

[Anonymous No.15570156]

>>15570121
Corecucks are too brainwashed to understand this. They already settled with idea of inflation on BTC.

[Anonymous No.15570225]

>>15570121
>what are block rewards
>what is epsilon
stay ignorant

[Anonymous No.15570252]

>>15570049
use ethereum then, or better yet, use fiat, another round of QE just announced by Draghi, there you have your "network security" tax.... you stealing sack of shit

[Anonymous No.15570307]

>>15570252
it's not about inflation as is, it's about a constant rate of inflation which is predictable and free from any intervention from any group. if you think that network transaction fees will be enough to incentivize miners to keep what they have been doing so far, then you are either in denial or you are clueless.

[Anonymous No.15570331]

>>15567987
Yeah...basically this
Any shitcoin claiming that their strengths are speed & low tx coins are usually just dead.

[Anonymous No.15570391]

>>15570307
>it‘s not inflation it it‘s constant inflation

What a fucking retard

[Anonymous No.15570418]

>>15570391
If you know the inflation rate there's not much problem, when things change almost randomly there's a problem

[Anonymous No.15570423]

>>15570391
good luck finding miners to settle your second layer transactions on the blockchain when miner rewards go to zero and they leave for cryptos that are actually profitable to mine.

[Anonymous No.15570513]

>>15570418
Study a basic economics books you fucking retard. Inflation always leads to a debasement of a currency no matter if it‘s constant or not.


>>15570423
TX fees > block reward. What is so hard to grasp here? There was already a block on the testnet where the reward of the fees was higher than the block reward.

[Anonymous No.15570582]

>>15570423
>in a world of 10 million turning 18 every month not a single one will want bitcoin
You fucking MONG hahahahahaaa

[Anonymous No.15570698]

>>15570513
what's hard to grasp here is your delusion. for tx fees to be worthwhile for miners to keep operating, either the fees have to be very high (which would cripple the network and disincentivize people from using bitcoin as a means of payment, hence why the store of value concept rose in the first place) or somebody would have to defy moore's law and develop an asic that would earn enough to recuperate the initial investment in a very short amount of time and heavily centralize bitcoin's network hashrate.
>>15570582
you clearly have no idea how crypto mining functions from a business standpoint

[Anonymous No.15570748]

>some random kike professor shills bsv
>satoshi nakamoto created chainlink
I think I go with chainlink this time.

[Anonymous No.15571319]

>>15570225
>block rewards
Those are finite, retard. Literally only exist for bootstrapping the system.

[Anonymous No.15571374]

>>15570698
>fees have to be very high
>what is volume

>defy moore's law and develop an asic that would earn enough to recuperate the initial investment
Just because the hardware falls to next to zero doesn't mean mining automatically becomes profitable. You're thinking of Bitcoin as a system of autarky where you're the only player ffs.

[Anonymous No.15571582]

>>15567949
https://soundcloud.com/alabpodcast/episode-3-faketoshi-the-perfect-client

[Anonymous No.15571705]

>>15571582

>posting this s0i nonsense in every BSV/CSW thread