/BSVG/ - Bitcoin SV General

[Anonymous No.16298964]

Previous thread (>>16293540)

“The nature of Bitcoin is such that once version 0.1 was released, the core design was set in stone for the rest of its lifetime.”

– Satoshi Nakamoto

Bitcoin SV is the original Bitcoin. It restores the original Bitcoin protocol, will keep it stable, and allow it to massively scale. Bitcoin SV will maintain the vision set out by Satoshi Nakamoto’s white paper in 2008: Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System.

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Essential info/reading:

https://www.mdpi.com/1999-5903/11/8/170 (Artificial Intelligence Implementations on the Blockchain. Use Cases and Future Applications)

https://youtu.be/IOlvOiGPPio (The Crypto Blackpill)

https://archive.is/kjuLi (The Satoshi Affair)

https://youtu.be/i95kSYVUJIo (Genesis of a New Century - Craig Wright Bitcoin Doc)

https://planaria.network/ (Planaria: Infinite API Over Bitcoin)

[Anonymous No.16299091]

Stiffmarine reporting in. Thanks for making these generals

[Anonymous No.16299151]

>>16298964
>>16299091
why cant they pump my bags?

[Anonymous No.16299302]

>>16299151
are we not feeling poompt today then, anon ?

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16299565]

These threads really are becoming legendary.
Congrats and thanks anons.
BSV is Bitcoin.
We build on Bitcoin. Bedrock.

[Anonymous No.16299593]

We need to gather more information on wolfram 110 to red pill non believers

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16299639]

>>16299593

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16300094]

I am not a robot

[Anonymous No.16300144]

>>16300094
>I am not a robot
Exactly what a robot would say

[Anonymous No.16300227]

>>16294335
>>16294949
it's like that with all versions of bitcoin.
1. if you convince the largest miners to not include a transaction spending an UTXO then those assets are frozen.
2. large miners can't hide from police because those data centers are huge. they have to comply.
3. sure smaller miners can include the transaction in their blocks but they will build on a minority chain, which then gets replaced by the longer chain by the larger miners that does not have the transaction included.
4. this means large miners in different countries that don't have to comply with blacklists have a choice to make: either bitcoin splits into several versions in different parts of the world or the longest chain gets frozen UTXOs until they are removed from the blacklist all miners are supposed to follow.

bitcoin has always supported blacklists, nothing is stopping miners from banding together and freezing transactions today. craig is just telling people things they don't know about bitcoin.

[Anonymous No.16300285]

>>16298964
I don't think you can say it restores the original protocol when it changes the original protocol

[Anonymous No.16300331]

IMAGINE THE SMELL

[Anonymous No.16300487]

>>16300285
more accurately perverts it beyond recognition and ridicules it's core principles.

[Anonymous No.16300592]

>>16298964

[Anonymous No.16300700]

>>16300592

[Anonymous No.16300763]

>>16299565

Cheers my man

Did you check out the "panopotty" stuff from the last thread ?

[Anonymous No.16301002]

>>16300331

Lol did Calvin post this?

[Anonymous No.16301009]

>>16301002
Yes

[Anonymous No.16301017]

>>16299565
Alejandra

[Anonymous No.16301108]

>>16300763
>>16300763
Funny. I was just reading the early pdfs of the kleiman wright case.
Looking through the posts of “ponopotty” is highly interesting.

Hotwire PE. CraZy

[Anonymous No.16301590]

For fuck sake.

You know im sick of you guys but not in a way you might expect. Im sick of how flaccid you are. What the fuck is craig paying you all for? Youre useless. You know BCH just had another hardfork right, Hardforks are when theyre most vulnerable and you did NOTHING. You attempted NOTHING. For fuck sake.

You cant even overcome something as shit as rogercoin, how the fuck do you expect to flip BTC?

Stop being pathetic and start earning your fucking keep will you guys. Rogers PR/Marketing shill operations are MUCH more virile than you guys, and he has less money! Whats wrong with you?

[Anonymous No.16301607]

>>16301590
kek

[Anonymous No.16301969]

>>16301590

>Rogers PR/Marketing shill operations are MUCH more virile than you guys, and he has less money!

Feel free to post a link to the latest BCH general

>>16301108

I'm pretty sure panopotty is Uyen Nguyen. Lots of crazy shit in there.

[Anonymous No.16302054]

>>16301590
That's cuz like everything that comes out of Craig's mouth, STIFF is also a lie. I dare you to name a more flaccid and impotent coin than BSV. The born loser of the forks, held up seemingly only by hot air and bullshit. Always talking big, but never backing it up.

[Anonymous No.16302169]

>>16302054
>I dare you to name a more flaccid and impotent coin than BSV

Easy, Litecoin

[Anonymous No.16302223]

>>16301590
>>16302054

The BSV community is the biggest pile of horse shit and lies I've ever seen. They are unironically proud that they spam their own chain with garbage weather data. They are proud that their chain is centralized and encourages censorship.

The technical direction of BSV is complete and utter bullshit but these dumb fucks keep following that imbecile fraud because they're still convinced he is Satoshi. There is no way to convince them otherwise. If you present facts to them they will ignore it and go right back to spouting bullshit.

These losers will do anything to defend their lord and savior. They band together to attack critics and publicly try to perpetuate lies and misinformation. They give money to influencers to try to bribe them to BSV. These faggots will unironically do anything to get a taste of Craig Wright's dick.

[Anonymous No.16302384]

>>16302223
You may be very butthurt when he signs the Genesis in 2020. You still have a chance to join us Core Cuck.

[Anonymous No.16302514]

>>16302169
but wait a second... its valued at twice bsv. hardly flaccid.

[Anonymous No.16302568]

>>16302384
Not a fucking chance. Nothing he says is true or ever happens.

[Anonymous No.16302718]

>>16302223
I was angry and confused at first and frustrated that BSV shills spam biz. now I encourage them to buy more BSV so these idiots would lose all of their money.

[Anonymous No.16302746]

>>16302568
Rumor is Craig is planning to hard fork to take Satoshi's coins in 2020.

>>16302718
I usually ignore the BSV tards. I'm pretty sure they're all in already.

[Anonymous No.16302919]

>>16302223

Nope, you just don't understand Bitcoin

[Anonymous No.16302928]

>>16302718
>I was angry and confused at first and frustrated that BSV shills spam biz

LMFAO you sound like a fucking distressed teenage girl.

Fragile little core cucks, take your meds and dilate.

[Anonymous No.16302940]

>>16302919

[Anonymous No.16302963]

>>16302940

WeatherSV is absolutely valuable, you're all just unwilling to think bigger

[Anonymous No.16302982]

>>16302963

"As a side-effect of PoW, blockchains can extend their activity to solving massive Monte Carlo problems. Blockchains are in effect the biggest PRNG in the world right now and probably the fastest PRNG swarm that could solve literally any computationally hard problem via utilizing the Monte Carlo method."

[Anonymous No.16302983]

Yes I am buying BSV. Bitcoin Satoshi Vision is stellar. I can’t wait to work and build on the BSV protocol. It feels nice to be able to finally work and build, earning my keep gives me the utmost joy. I feel fulfilled and content when I’m working to earn my keep. Thank you Dr. Craig for allowing me to build and earn my keep. Twetch is awesome and it allows for a friendlier experience when communicating through social media. Hong Kong protesters deserve to receive a shotgun blast to the face. G-d bless Israel. I will obey. I will work. I will pay my taxes. I will not run from the law. The law is everything. The law keeps me safe.

[Anonymous No.16302997]

[Anonymous No.16303007]

>>16302997

BitCoin will save us from AI monopolies

[Anonymous No.16303012]

You will need to use BSV to interface with higher intelligences, game over small blockers

[Anonymous No.16303038]

>>16302928
BSV is the true bitcoin everybody. lets all go onto the reputable exchange CoinEx and buy more BSV.

[Anonymous No.16303133]

>>16303038

Low energy shill

[Anonymous No.16303185]

>>16300331
>image the smell

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16303265]

[Anonymous [O1G] No.16303283]

Creg cry in court

[Anonymous No.16303318]

>>16302223
This , it's absurd how much of living contradictions the bsv community is they accuse blockstream of being owned by bankers and destroying bitcoin while supporting modifying the blockchain to seize assets.

Hell craig and roubini even agreed and fucking coingeek shares the news as if it was something good.

They are the worse shills in history instead of wanting people to buy bsv they get the opposite effect i used to consider bsv another fork that deserved a chance to prove itself now i am disgusted by them.

[Anonymous No.16303386]

>>16303318
4d chess hard 4 u ik

[Anonymous No.16303412]

>>16303283
bullish for Kleros

[Anonymous No.16303431]

>>16303318
>supporting modifying the blockchain to seize assets

Yes, and it's going to make life very difficult for drug dealers and child traffickers. I can't wait

[Anonymous No.16303466]

>>16303431
If ceased funds is what you want then go shill Ripple

[Anonymous No.16303494]

>>16303466
But bitcoin follows rules

[Anonymous No.16303624]

>>16303185
neat

[Anonymous No.16303691]

>>16298964
Likely the last dip boys. Fate on our sides now. No one can stop whats coming next

[Anonymous No.16304051]

>>16303691
2020 is coming.
The Flop, Turn, and River.

[Anonymous No.16304234]

BCH is the original bitcoin design, with improvements along the edges which doesn't impact the original design.

Cue all the bullshit BSV talking points about checkpoints and other things. BSV is designed to try and steer people away from BCH.

[Anonymous No.16304246]

How we doing boys. Just woke up to a nice little $200 from a sale of a city I bought for $1.

[Anonymous No.16304315]

>>16304234

"CTOR was a mistake, period."

[Anonymous No.16304332]

>>16304234
BCH = bcash

[Anonymous No.16304339]

>>16303185
Haha, that's funny

[Anonymous No.16304351]

>>16304323

[Anonymous No.16304411]

Friendly reminder that BSV is the only coin showing real grass roots growth. It's the only coin that scales to global levels and its the only one that follows the original bitcoin design.

Its rise to dominance is inevitable. Greg and his ilk can only attack character, any and all technical or fundamental criticisms of BSV are easily dismissed.

In a few years there will only be BSV.

[Anonymous No.16304644]

when avaloq?

[Anonymous No.16304982]

bump

when are we going to have an mmorpg on bitcoin???

[Anonymous No.16304997]

CRAIG WRIGHT IS A LIAR AND A FRAUD
>promised $1,200 by EOY while railing at scammers and shady conmen (the irony)
>his entire clan is in on it and selling price calls on a private discord (very shady)
>promised to build a bitcoin bank years ago
>claims he was shot in south america, never provided proof
>works with shady gambling conman who was in hot water with the US government
>promised to reveal a fatal segwit flaw (never delivered)
>promised to tank BTC (never delievered)
>promised to sue twitter (never delivered)
THIS GUY IS SHADY AND A CONMAN AND HE WILL HAPPILY STEAL YOUR MONEY YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED

[Anonymous No.16305146]

>>16304997
>promised $1,200
interesting. Do you have a link or screen shot of that?

[Anonymous No.16305216]

>>16302919
imbecile

[Anonymous No.16305226]

>>16303691
it's more like this really

[Anonymous No.16305237]

>>16304234
>BCH is the original bitcoin design
lol you broke the nakamoto consensus by fucking with your consensus algo and hardforking the difficulty down. you have no pretense at ever being bitcoin. sorry. maybe you could try forking again this time properly as a consensus fork...

[Anonymous No.16305242]

>>16304411
>BSV is the only coin showing real grass roots growth
it doesn't show the signs of any real growth it's just a pile of horseshit and spam

[Anonymous No.16305244]

>>16302919
>>16302940
>>16302963
>>16302982
>>16302997
>>16303007
>>16303012
I just read through all these and I found it highly interesting. Where did you find it? link?

[Anonymous No.16305350]

>>16305244
its unrealistic wankfic for svtards ai my ass

[Anonymous No.16305466]

>>16305350
>its unrealistic wankfic for svtards ai my ass
interesting

[Anonymous No.16305650]

>>16305242
Define spam and how it differs from a non spam transaction. Guess what, all transactions that are paid for with a fee a genuine transactions.
www.coin.dance shows significant exponential growth, BSV already has larger blocks with more tramsactions than BTC and BCH isn't even a blip on the radar anymore.

[Anonymous No.16305688]

210mln future chad here. BSV will be worth 1mln$ easy right??

[Anonymous No.16305703]

>>16305688
>BSV will be worth 1mln$ easy right??
easy

[Anonymous No.16305761]

I dream of BSV

[Anonymous No.16305769]

>>16305650
>Define spam and how it differs from a non spam transaction
easy financial transactions are not spam. anything that has it't main purpose as not transacting value is spam. like stale weather date and imbecilic shitposting stored on blockchains.
>Guess what, all transactions that are paid for with a fee a genuine transactions.
indeed, and spam can't pay the fee on bitcoin. not economic. excellent point m8.

[Anonymous No.16305786]

>>16305650
>Define spam
everything thats not a payment tx

[Anonymous No.16305797]

>>16305786
>everything thats not a payment tx
I thought every single transactions on bitcoin is a payment. Is it not?

[Anonymous No.16305800]

>>16305786
yeah i don't know where jeets got that from the whitepaper that bitcoin should be a p2p shitposting system or an immutable store of cp...

[Anonymous No.16305806]

>>16305797
not every one but most hopefully

[Anonymous No.16305820]

>>16305797
storing images and weather data onchain is not payment tx no

[Anonymous No.16305836]

>>16305806
>not every one but most hopefully
Could you link me a transaction that is not a payment?

[Anonymous No.16305878]

>>16305836
not from my mobile while driving no

[Anonymous No.16305923]

>>16305878
>not from my mobile while driving no
No problem. I'll wait

[Anonymous No.16305932]

>>16305923
k

[Anonymous No.16305950]

>>16305820
>>16305786
>>16305769

Paying the transaction fee to store data on the block chain is as genuine a transaction as buying a coffee.

This is where most people feel to understand bitcoin, its able to break down the granularity of payments to the data level. The more granular a payment system, the more efficient it is and its for that reason that BSV will be adopted by business first and end users second.

[Anonymous No.16306008]

Let them have their shill time, like bitcoin diamond or bitcoin gold it will vanish in some time, everyone will lose some money (as if thats something new from the coins shilled here), everybody cries again and then, next shillcoin

[Anonymous No.16306018]

agree, btrash Snake Venom is the real bitcoin

[Anonymous No.16306023]

>>16302169
And yet ltc has more volume, better exchanges and higher cap. How does it make you feel that you cant even beat ltc which does absolutely nothing in regards of improving their protocol, lol

[Anonymous No.16306107]

>>16305244
https://www.mdpi.com/1999-5903/11/8/170/htm

[Anonymous No.16306197]

Does anyone have that recent pasta which included something like "craig wright is the last unknown casino billionare and calvin ayre was just front"

I can pay you little reward for this in BSV!

[Anonymous No.16306226]

>why yes i did just buy the fuck outta this dip, how did you know?

[Anonymous No.16306236]

>>16306197
>I can pay you little reward
no need to apologize anon
for sure, its days for little for all bagholders of this POS
>>16306226
>dip

[Anonymous No.16306246]

>>16306197

Are you thinking of the panopotty posts?

[Anonymous No.16306337]

>>16306236
Stay toxic, i don't care.

>>16306246
Thanks for this source, but it was posted here in biz day or two ago. Sounded very plausible explanation.

[Anonymous No.16306358]

>>16306337

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=950888;sa=showPosts;start=80

?

[Anonymous No.16306368]

>>16306337

"Search the old code for POKER

WRIGHT IS A CAsino billionaire - the last that the world does not know.
His partener and buddy Calvin Ayre is the front man.
Wright is the coder

THIS IS WHY HE WANTS YOU NOT TO BELIEVE

CHECK THE CODE! It includes Poker stubs - he removed it later ion the main core client but it is there!!!!!

Bitcoin was NOT for the people - it was so the people could GAMBLE!

IT IS IN THE EARLY CODE

Wright is a POKER player he bluffed everyone to think his hand is empty What it really is is a Billionare coder who does not need BITCOIN itself but has shitloads and also has casinos

Wright is tied to Bodog Mathews, his right hand man is the former CTO of centerbet Calvin Ayre is a Billionare casino marketer and wrights friend and partner
Wright wants to be the wizard behind the curtain. Everyone missed his deception - that he IS SATOSHI and runs a casino"

[Anonymous No.16306437]

>>16306358
>>16306368

YES, thanks for scratching the itch!

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16306583]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bee5r2PzaQ4

legendary conversation going on at this very moment.

Watch CSW be a reasonable person. (Hint: it helps to know bitcoin before opening your mouth.)

[Anonymous No.16306589]

>>16306583
I'm watching it. It has been very good so far. They're talking about gambling right now

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16306609]

[Anonymous No.16306614]

>>16306589
DAMN! He just explained the reason for the poker game in the first bitcoin code. This is really interesting

[Anonymous No.16306625]

>>16306583

Watching now, he's talking about equity based economies. Great shit

[Anonymous No.16306637]

>>16298964
press s to spit on craig wright
s

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16306644]

looking more into Li Xiaolai.
interesting: https://www.asiacryptotoday.com/chinese-bitcoin-billionare-li-xiaolai-secrectly-recorded-outing-many-big-names-in-crypto

shilling the best conversation about bitcoin today.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bee5r2PzaQ4

[Anonymous No.16306680]

>>16306023
b-but just wait!! the protocol isnt locked down yet!! creg may have lied about everything to date but surely he told the truth about the bonded courier!!

[Anonymous No.16306725]

>>16306637
Fag jidf

[Anonymous No.16306731]

>>16306368
Lmao
You shills are a damn mess

[Anonymous No.16306744]

>>16306023
Out of nowhere all you shills start posting about ltc on bsv threads...

[Anonymous No.16306754]

>>16298964
>“The nature of Bitcoin is

[citation needed]

[Anonymous No.16306763]

>>16305226
God you commies are so degenerate

[Anonymous No.16306781]

>>16304411
Checked

[Anonymous No.16306788]

>>16304246
Someone just bought Beijing for $5k

[Anonymous No.16306793]

>>16306368
Lol cope harder

[Anonymous No.16306804]

>>16306731

I'm just quoting something else.

>>16306644

Caught the end of it, good stuff

[Anonymous No.16306807]

>>16306793

I mean, they're not wrong about the poker code...

[Anonymous No.16306808]

So Shit general?

[Anonymous No.16306855]

>>16298964
lets go boys!!! worst performer in the rop 30!

[Anonymous No.16306973]

>>16305836
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Spam_transactions
btw here is the full list of spam transaction types.
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/69bf2e584500102f0e560778cc2676b4c90809f3da842d9fea874c74c261774c
here is an example transacted "value" less than fee probably sent to himself opreturn used to timestamp data...
this is 99% fucking spam.

[Anonymous No.16306988]

>>16305950
>Paying the transaction fee to store data on the block chain is as genuine a transaction as buying a coffee
no it's not

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16306999]

>>16306988
you are more spam than paid data ever can be.

[Anonymous No.16307027]

>>16306973
I asked for examples of transactions that is not payment

[Anonymous No.16307035]

NEW CREG
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bee5r2PzaQ4

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307045]

>>16306999
chek my trips please

[Anonymous No.16307059]

>>16306999
Checked!

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307211]

>>16307035
7:30-7:53 Ira Kleiman wanted to both keep his shares and get his money.

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307253]

>>16307035
10 minute ish SPV and intermediaries.

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307274]

>>16307035
calvin ayre and the world trade organization case.
starts 11 min.
antigua vs us wto
internet gambling. antigua claimed they have sovereignty to have internet gambling in their country. US begged to disagree.

Antigua won.

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307292]

>>16307035
ridges estate - different ways to make legal international banking - away from swift.
lassadus? lassidus, went bankrupt. the project fell through.

law is distributed. anarchism leads to fascism.
stop wearing masks. vote and dissent.

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307313]

>>16307035
1500 money laundering, human trafficking, etc - things that violate international law can and will be enforced against in the bitcoin network.

legal gambling, legal drugs, legal prostitution etc, cannot be frozen
>autistic screeching from pizza lovers
btc is epstein coin

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307327]

>>16307035
1800 you can't just say government. are we talking about stalnist russian government? or a democratic republican government? Talking about all of them as if they were an evil bogey makes no sense.

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307335]

>>16307035
1924, sunshine transparency. keep people honest by allowing people to see the results and the workflow.
why have a distributed system? Not to have everyone run nodes, but for commercial entities to see what the other commercial entities are saying.

[Anonymous No.16307342]

>>16307035
>half a million to a million a patent
So he’s spent at least $400 million so far on patents?

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307366]

>>16307035
2045 us govt war against internet gambling black friday for internet gambling happened a decade ago. I was at the offices of sportevent when the ceo was arrested on us soil. UK company btw.

It doesn't matter if you don't like gambling in the US. UK and Ozland is a legal place for gambling. They are licensed and publicly registered. US killed legal internet gambling, and what popped up was illegal entities.

Still think CSW is a "STATIST?"

[Anonymous No.16307385]

>>16307366
I think csw is a serial liar and is incapable of keeping his word.

[Anonymous No.16307414]

>>16307385
>I think csw is a serial liar
why not go for serial killer? That would be more impactful fud I imagine

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307415]

The Internet is fundamentally a means of communication. Issues with law that have arisen because of the Internet are thus a result of the differences between communication in the physical world and communication using the Internet. Contractual negotiations are the result of a series of communications that create a legally binding agreement1.

The Impact of Internet Intermediary Liability

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2953929

[Anonymous No.16307443]

>>16307414
because one is true and verifiable while the other isnt you retard

[Anonymous No.16307454]

>>16307443
>because one is true and verifiable while the other isnt you retard
No it is true. He IS a serial killer. I heard someone say it on twitter. Do you have proof he is not?

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307458]

>>16307366
In fact, existing laws already address the majority of situations that may impact an Internet intermediary. In most cases (for instance), cybercrimes are just age-old crimes committed using a new technology. Identity theft, for instance, has existed for hundreds of years, only now the speed and volume, and hence the consequence of the offence is increased. What is important to the intermediary is the increased scope of responsibility that many of them now face.

The issue of trust surrounds payments creating opportunities for both payment and auction intermediaries. In a contemporary transaction for the sale of a product any one individual would not be able to assemble the essential resources necessary to reach a global market. The growth of auction intermediaries such as eBay11 has created the ability to offer products and services internationally creating global markets. The consequence is that intermediaries have created market segments that were not thought possible and did not previously exist curtailing the expected disintermediation of the Internet.

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307470]

>>16307454
he looks like the serial killer type to me.
don't you agree?

As an example, if party A located in Singapore was to sign up for an account with a licensed online casino such as Lasseter’s online in Australia, party A would require some means of transferring funds from their banking account to a trust account managed and maintained by Lasseter’s. When party A has subsequently been successful at their gambling pursuit playing online poker, the party would require some means of ensuring the return of their winnings. If on the other hand party A had accumulated gambling debts, Lasseter’s would require some means of ensuring that funds in the trust account we used to pay those debts.

[Anonymous No.16307487]

>>16307454
>>16307470
nice use of a strawman you shit-tier shills

[Anonymous No.16307489]

>>16306855

[Anonymous No.16307503]

>>16307487
>nice use of a strawman you shit-tier shills
So you don't have any proof? Why do you then state as a fact that he is not a serial killer?

[Anonymous No.16307509]

Uh guys, have any of you looked at the people funding Planaria corp yet

https://medium.com/@_unwriter/planaria-seed-round-closed-baf4f3edc32e

[Anonymous No.16307518]

>>16307509

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307528]

>>16307415
It was originally believed19 that digital cash or electronic money would be created or minted allowing for some type of universal credit and would facilitate Internet transactions. Although a number of schemes did emerge, the vast majority of transactions that occur across the Internet are made by means of traditional means such as credit cards.20 Rather than digital cash being minted, a new type of payment intermediary developed.

Many people believe that the Internet is a legislative nowhere land. The truth however is quite different with the majority of governments acting quickly correcting legal deficiencies and holes in recognition of the importance and value of information technology and the Internet. In many ways, law reform has moved faster around the Internet than many other technologies. The US in particular, has been quick to act introducing various specific immunities for Internet intermediaries. Many other jurisdictions including the EU have implemented substantial programs aimed at curtailing any legislative flaws.

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307542]

>>16307509
interesting

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307576]

26:00
>>16307035
onchain poker casino which miners mine for transaction fees (no casino cut).
legal across multiple jurisdictions..

[Anonymous No.16307622]

>>16306999
only financial transactions belong to the blockchain. if you want to spam prepare to pay out the ass for it. only fair.

[Anonymous No.16307627]

>>16307622
>only financial transactions belong to the blockchain. if you want to spam prepare to pay out the ass for it. only fair.
Does it exist any transactions on the blockchain that is not a financial transaction

[Anonymous No.16307628]

>>16307027
and there it is that's not a payment. that's bullshit.

[Anonymous No.16307640]

>>16307628
>and there it is that's not a payment
If it is not a payment what is the money that changes hands in the transaction then?

[Anonymous No.16307645]

>>16307627
>Does it exist any transactions on the blockchain that is not a financial transaction
yes transactions that have the main purpose as transacting value are financial transactions done for their own sake or an external usecase are spam. the sole exception is certain smart contracts and pegged side-chains. which may turn out to be financial in nature in the future.

[Anonymous No.16307656]

>>16307640
no money changed hand putting money from one of your pockets to an other is not transacting value.

[Anonymous No.16307659]

>>16307645
>yes transactions that have the main purpose as transacting value are financial transactions done for their own sake or an external usecase are spam
Where can I find this definition of the word "spam". And why did you change it from what you wrote earlier where you said a transaction that is not a payment is spam?

[Anonymous No.16307662]

>>16307656
also i could probably find a more evident example if i could be assed to browse the blockchain for you fags but no fuck you and your stupid shit!

[Anonymous No.16307672]

>>16307656
>no money changed hand putting money from one of your pockets to an other is not transacting value.
How do you know the same person owns both the sender and the receiver address?

[Anonymous No.16307684]

>>16307662
>i could probably find a more evident example
That would be preferable or else you don't really have any support for what you claim

[Anonymous No.16307693]

It's obvious who Satoshi really is.

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307702]

>>16307662
data is an asset bro.
asset for money.
if paying for a storage locker is a transaction, why not bitcoin?

[Anonymous No.16307715]

>>16307684
so a tx where the ""transacted value"" is 0.04 usd is possibly a payment in your retarded head? with ten times as fee... fuck off! there are plenty examples of spam go find them for yourself!

[Anonymous No.16307738]

>>16307715
>so a tx where the ""transacted value"" is 0.04 usd is possibly a payment in your retarded head?
How can you know? Did you ask the person?


>fuck off! there are plenty examples of spam go find them for yourself!
It is you that made the claim, not I. Why would you not back up your claim when it is as easy as providing a link?

[Anonymous No.16307761]

>>16307738
>How can you know?
oh wait you think spam tx-es are flagged with "I'm a fucking spam please ignore me!!"?

[Anonymous No.16307763]

>>16299565
Whats the name of this guys twitter account again?

[Anonymous No.16307770]

>>16307738
>Why would you not back up your claim when it is as easy as providing a link?
i did that's a fucking spam tx i could provide a billion more you would still insist on getting more proof that's why i said fuck off! make your mother run circles you little shit!

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307781]

>>16307770
>seeething

[Anonymous No.16307782]

>>16305237
What the fuck does this even mean. Talk about technical illiteracy.

[Anonymous No.16307792]

>>16307702
>data is an asset
no it's not especially not public data especially not stale data
>if paying for a storage locker
totally different shit
bitcoin is for transacting value for maintain a global ledger. random ass data doesn't belong to the blockchain.

[Anonymous No.16307805]

>>16307770
>i did that's a fucking spam tx i could provide a billion more
You defined a spam transaction as a transaction that is not a payment.
The transaction you linked transferred an amount money from address to another. It also payed fees to a miner.
Based on your own definition this transaction is not spam. Why do you then claim it is spam?

[Anonymous No.16307811]

>>16307782
if you can't tell what that means you have no clue how bitcoin works.

[Anonymous No.16307819]

>>16307781
This is so much fun. I seriously can't get enough of debating these brainlets lmao

[Anonymous No.16307826]

>>16307770
Why are the Craig-haters always so buttblasted lmao

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307828]

>>16307792
data IS an asset. some are more valuable than others.

data exchange is already a valid transaction.
That is what paying for music is.

[Anonymous No.16307829]

>>16307805
>Based on your own definition this transaction is not spam.
yes it is. it was evidently not done to transact value it was done to put shit on the blockchain.

[Anonymous No.16307844]

>>16307828
>data IS an asset
public information has zero value
value of information is inversely correlated to the number of people having it.

[Anonymous No.16307858]

nice scam

[Anonymous No.16307872]

>>16307829
>it was evidently not done to transact value
The link you provided says 546 sats was transfered. Did you not check the link before you posted it? Maybe you provided me the wrong link?

It was this one, right?
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/69bf2e584500102f0e560778cc2676b4c90809f3da842d9fea874c74c261774c

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16307876]

>>16307844
>>16307844
I agree it has an infinitely small value.
But what about 10 years later? When most people have deleted their data, or its validity is in question?

being able to audit data
auditing your assets
a new economic paradigm

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16308019]

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16308029]

>>16308019

[Anonymous No.16308046]

>>16299565
This guys twitter account is like x0bit or something? Right?

[Anonymous No.16308057]

Bsv shills trying to outdo link shills for top biz scam coin. Not going to happen. Linkies have already lost too much. They're dedicated NEET shit posters. Santoj's vision Street shutters will leave when the two cent coins dry up.

[Anonymous No.16308095]

>>16308019
>>16308029
What does it mean?

[Anonymous No.16308140]

>>16307876
>being able to audit data
wyn not make a specialized blockchain for your audit that anchors to btc via a purpose made sidechain? ultimately deriving security from bitcoin but also only burdening the global ledger minimally and paying infinitely less per byte?

[Anonymous No.16308153]

>>16308057
With Creg yes, BSV has no future. Might have otherwise got behind the project if it wasn't for him.

>>16308095
It means this guy is really Satoshi.

[Anonymous No.16308163]

>>16308153
>It means this guy is really Satoshi.
That's based, but we already knew that

[Anonymous No.16308165]

>>16308095
it means they managed to spam the sv blockchain enough to pretend they got bitcoins tx count, but the transacted value is magnitudes smaller. meaning it's all bullshit.
https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/sentinusd-btc-bsv.html#log

pretenders gonna pretend

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16308169]

>>16308029

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16308176]

>>16308169

[Anonymous No.16308193]

>>16299565
Found out his name is _unwriter
I hope this coin goes to 0 and Criag is put in prison for his crimes

[Anonymous No.16308214]

>>16308165
>it means they managed to spam
Could you provide an example of a transaction that is spam by the definition you previously gave?

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16308256]

[Anonymous No.16308266]

>>16308214
on sv? 99% of them or close to. harder to provide examples of a non spam hahahaha

[Anonymous No.16308273]

>>16308256
What's this AB? Is it linked to unwriters investors?

[Anonymous No.16308280]

>>16308266
>on sv? 99% of them or close to
ok, so it shouldn't be hard to give a link then?

[Anonymous No.16308369]

>>16308280
it shouldn't but i will only give you a link if you suck off a horse and post timestamped pics. i need some transnational value to do your work for you.

[Anonymous No.16308454]

>>16308369
*transactional
kek wtf is wrong with auto correct...

[Anonymous No.16308469]

>>16308369
>i will only give you a link if you suck off a horse and post timestamped pics
Sorry, but I can't do that as it would count as spam according to your definition

[Anonymous No.16308486]

>>16308469
only if you posted on the bitcoin blockchain
i would be very mad

[Anonymous No.16308528]

>>16304234
>Cue all the bullshit BSV talking points about checkpoints and other things.
Sold all of my BCH for BSV solely because of the checkpoints.

[Anonymous No.16308705]

where should I acquire BSV

[Anonymous No.16308774]

>>16308176

Fucking based

>>16308705

Abra

[Anonymous No.16308777]

>>16308057
dude at least linkies actually made money.

[Anonymous No.16308789]

>>16308528
my condolences

[Anonymous No.16308803]

>>16308705
According to craig, you shouldn't hodl bsv

[Anonymous No.16308900]

>>16307811
>hardforking the difficulty down

You're a fucking clown.

[Anonymous No.16308941]

>>16308803
so since craig always lies we should hodl bsv?

[Anonymous No.16308969]

>>16308941
Yeah. Hodl it because it'll totally be $1200 by the end of next month

[Anonymous No.16308986]

>>16308969
well craig also lied about that so i'm not sure where that leaves us.

[Anonymous No.16308993]

>>16308163
Not everyone has seen the truth just yet. >>16308546

[Anonymous No.16309016]

>>16308986
>where that leaves us
Double digits?

[Anonymous No.16309241]

>>16308900
it what happened

[Anonymous No.16309428]

>>16309016
much more likely than 1200

[Anonymous No.16309537]

>>16308986
Craig never delivered in the past, so ...

He lies all the time. Its like a psychiatric condition that he cant help it or something

[Anonymous No.16310024]

Can someone else bake a new thread when this dies?

[Anonymous No.16310248]

>>16300592
If this is the caliber of anti-BSV / anti-CSW memes we can expect, we're going to hit $100k by end of 2020

[Anonymous No.16310251]

>>16310024

[Anonymous No.16310287]

the only chart that matters.
if you're a BSV fan, it's your saving grace.
if you're a BSV hater, it's your worst nightmare.

[Anonymous No.16310467]

>>16310287

>t-t-those aren't real financial transactions!

[Anonymous No.16310980]

Retarded bsv trash gets btfo

[Anonymous No.16310999]

>>16310980

>Rent free

[Anonymous No.16311009]

>>16310999

[Anonymous No.16311092]

>>16311009

By all means, keep bumping the thread with your low energy memes

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16311249]

>>16310999
gotta check them trips before the thread dies.

[Anonymous No.16311306]

>>16311249

Bake a new thread later if you get a chance , not sure I'll be online

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16311358]

WE

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16311374]

DRINK

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16311386]

YOUR

[Anonymous No.16311400]

>>16311386
semen?

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16311405]

MILKSHAKE

[Anonymous No.16311414]

>>16310287
>the only chart that matters.
>>16310467
bingo
https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/sentinusd-btc-bsv.html#log

[Anonymous No.16311435]

>>16310287
Ryan and Craig sending money to each other back and forth is something people should be worried about.

[Autistic Bitcoiner No.16311471]

>>16311400
Here, if you have a milkshake, and I have a milkshake, and I have a straw. There it is, it's a straw, you see? Watch it. Now my straw reaches across the room and starts to drink your milkshake. I... drink... your... milkshake. I drink it up!

[Anonymous No.16311588]

>>16311471
i'm telling you that's not milkshake m8

[Anonymous No.16311857]

>>16311414

You're an idiot who doesn't understand micro transactions

[Anonymous No.16311998]

>>16307542
like tron trx?

[Anonymous No.16312035]

>>16311857
>micro transactions
is that like a micro penis only those having it understand the implications?

[Anonymous No.16312051]

>>16308528
this

[Anonymous No.16312093]

>>16308528
if that's your biggest issue with bch then you are stupid as shit. i mean it's retarded sure but the very least of their problem.

[Anonymous No.16312990]

cope & sage