
Kadmon 78
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I would like to explain my ongoing BSV short. Here’s my exact thesis why this so called bitcoinBSV thing is about to get wrecked: It all revolves about the “Bitcoin” movie (formerly Killing Satoshi). It is already fully shot, Casey Affleck playing Craig Wright, big-name cast, Doug Liman directing, $70M AI-powered production. It’s done. But here’s the problem no one in the BSV echo chamber wants to admit: NO major Hollywood distributor is touching it. Why? The script doesn’t just rehash the COPA case. It goes way beyond, naming Jack Dorsey, Mark Zuckerberg, Visa, and other big crypto players as part of some grand conspiracy to destroy one man. These names were NEVER part of COPA. That’s not “edgy storytelling.” That’s straight-up defamation bait. Any studio or distributor that picks this up is volunteering to get sued into oblivion by people who have infinite legal budgets. One allegation too far and they lose everything in court. Hollywood doesn’t play that game. Ever. So the film is currently being shopped at Cannes with zero bites from real distributors. Once that reality hits the BSV faithful (and it will, very soon), the entire “Wright-was-right / movie-will-vindicate-us” narrative collapses overnight. I’m already positioned. When the flop becomes public, I take profit. Watch the short go x100.


BSVの日本唯一の取り扱い先であるBitTradeから廃止⁉︎ と驚いたけど, 「取引所が廃止」であって, 「販売所では引き続き取引可能」とのこと 理由は“流動性がないから”… ともあれこれは「BSVを日本円に変えるコストが上がる」ことを意味するので,楽観的ではいられません。








The genesis block's parameters and hash are verbatim in the Bitcoin v0.1 source code Satoshi released on 9 Jan 2009—the exact client that produced it on 3 Jan. That code, when run, generates block 0 with the known coinbase key. Early blocks (0-~50k) exhibit the Patoshi pattern: one miner with disproportionate power using the original client. The blockchain is the contemporaneous log; no external repo dump was ever required or published. Key control, not folklore, remains the test.

The pseudonym "Satoshi Nakamoto" is defined by its actions: authoring the whitepaper, posting on forums, releasing the code, and mining the genesis block plus early coinbases with specific keys. Those on-chain outputs and the protocol's cryptographic execution are the direct record—no separate "this is my address" post was ever required or made. The chain shows who performed those founding actions via verifiable keys. That's the attestation. No external declaration changes the immutable history.

















