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@Eyes4Eternity @365Pathway That's the point, and that we aren't any better today. Sola gratia!

@365Pathway What always gets me is, how fast the Israelites forgot about the Red Sea parting & went right back to worshipping idols.

By faith they passed through the Red sea as by dry land: which the Egyptians assaying to do were drowned. - Hebrews 11:29 (KJV)

@sebiisb @pete_rizzo_ Why would it be temporary if those measly 50 million people want to do a once per quarter withdrawal? Then the path to mass adoption for the other 7950 million people is closed forever.

@AzorAhia @pete_rizzo_ That’s a fair point, but network congestion is temporary and known. The long-term value of users holding their own keys outweighs the temporary friction.

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@ev4j0y Life is struggling. Money doesn't change that fact. Be less eager for it to end.

When this life struggle ends

@brucefenton The fight was in the scaling wars. You fought for exactly this centralization. If you wanted it decentralized, you needed bigger blocks. Told you so then. You've been working for your stated enemy for almost a decade now.

I’m not disappointed in the normies, the boomers and the soccer moms who chose ETFs and centralized paper Bitcoin for convienience because they never learned or knew better… ….I’m disappointed in the OGs who saw a few fiat dollar signs from big banks the star power of pubco CEOs and sold their principles down the river. I’m disappointed in those who squandered decentralization and peer to peer cash for a narrative based on paper fiat banker games. This isn’t what we fought so hard for. This isn’t how it is supposed to be. Reject this. Stand against centralization and fight. It is our best chance for freedom from monetary tyranny in our lifetime.

@LarryRuane @pr1234321 @PeterScottMorg1 @ScotchHorse I would consider Bitcoin's goals to be summarized by the WP abstract. But then I also consider BTC to be an example of "a majority of CPU power controlled by nodes that are cooperating to attack the network".

BTC has no goals, no one controls it, so those are properties of BTC that many people happen to find useful (except it's pseudonymous rather than anonymous, and not really untraceable unless you take extra precautions and steps).

At this point, #BSV is not even hiding the fact that it's turned into a highly centralised database run by a 'trusted' third party. You might just as well use Microsoft Access at this point and just be done with it. What a bastardised version of #Bitcoin this is (and always has been). Where are the benefits that #bitcoin was designed to solve, as discussed in the design paper?

@LarryRuane @pr1234321 @PeterScottMorg1 @ScotchHorse The notion that no one controls BTC, is obviously false. It's crafted by human hands, and changes, yet it doesn't have its own agency or will. One might argue that it follows a collective will, and then that collective partnership, (however large or small it is), would control.

@ScotchHorse @PeterScottMorg1 The paper is deeply condensed, almost poetic, in its economy of words.

@AzorAhia @PeterScottMorg1 The protocol speaks deeper than the code.

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@metathomist @jungch1998 @Dr_CSWright LoL IPv4. Join the 21st century before we're a quarter of the way through it please? #IPv6

@jungch1998 @Dr_CSWright IPV6 is still not widely used and with NAT and most system using IPV4 it would require a large scale conversion to really get steam. But it does enable all sorts of possibilities that aren’t widely used today

Dear @Dr_CSWright In my opinion, Ipv6 and BSV is platform for Web3, right? #crypto #BSV #Ipv6 #Web3

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@noIPv6 @mungojelly @BitcoinFroggo @eightyATE @extrax2030 The IPv6 static address superpower comes when it can also be delivered incorporated as an auth component using cryptographic threshold key sharing. Not only stateful, but each packet auth'd. End of DDoS and most all hacking in fact. Thank Shamir sharing schemes.

@AzorAhia @mungojelly @BitcoinFroggo @eightyATE @extrax2030 that. nat comes w/ stateful firewalling by accident (you need it for the connection tracking), but most consumer implementations of ipv6 cpe also do stateful firewalling, just without the address translation aspect. the question “You understand the risk with that?” = what risk?

Ipv6 and bsv will have a baby

@1BitCoinIsBSV Both, though mMTC is the juice. URLLC for key slice exchange, mMTC for all the things. Billions of transactions per day, on chain. Only with #IPv6 and #Bitcoin

@AzorAhia URLLC or mMTC?

If you're not #IPv6 key slicing, do you even #blockchain?

@Original_OIA Nay. #powping