Team Bitcoin BSV

Is Saylor's Strategy killing BTC? Network Effect theory proposes that the value of a network is increased by having more users. Michael Saylor’s plan, which has so far included hoarding over 500K BTC, will only limit the number of users and cripple it’s Network Effect.

@TXMCtrades @Bitcoin_Teddy Sounds like neither

@Bitcoin_Teddy Sounds like something that is suboptimal at being a medium of exchange but great at being a longer term store of value.

JACK MALLERS: Bitcoin will 200x from here. "Bitcoin is going after a $400-500 trillion market and it's only $2 trillion." 🚀

@Bitcoin_Teddy Imagine believing this BS

@e77st @BSVCasey @CrypttoManiac_ BTC has hers don’t increase security if they don’t create blocks

@BSVCasey @CrypttoManiac_ Besides #empty blocks speed, they also have a problem with #miners no rewards to pay them If imagine number of ASICs as an army of security guards, $BTC ~4M of them worldwide SECURITY & MOVEMENT of valuables is paid for by #DEMAND #Kaspa ~15K ASICs &no valuable cargo Noone use is

Si bitcoin llega a 1 millón de dólares imagínate donde puede llegar Kaspa. Pocos entienden esto. Porqué 100 mil Kaspa me parecen una buena cantidad para mantener 5/6 años. 100 mil monedas cuestan alrededor de 3 mil dólares, una cantidad que cualquiera tiene, una cantidad que no te duele perder. Una cantidad que a lo largo de tu vida la terminarás gastando en tonterías. Una cantidad que en bitcoin no te cambian la vida. Kaspa es la mejor tecnología POW hasta la fecha. Puede llegar perfectamente a $10 por moneda, si perfectamente, no es una utopía como los $100 en xrp. $10 en Kaspa es realista, pero aunque no llegue, $3 / $5 por moneda ya te cambian la vida. Estamos hablando de la tecnología más revolucionaria dentro de este sector. $3000 creo que merece la pena correr el riesgo.

@SendBSV Imagine listening to BTC promoters

Which one of you gave the Hobbit LSD?

@PacArtCollect I loved watching both of them in CART in the 90’s

Two Legends ❤️🩵

@ohnoitsface @kurtwuckertjr

@kurtwuckertjr You were chocked*

The small blockers are in a war with the really-really small blockers. I read Hodlonaut's article from this week about thew controversy, and I was shocked that there were whole paragraphs about Bitcoin Core that sounded... like... ME!

@coinbureau Or use.

🚨JACK MALLERS LIVE FROM BITCOIN LAS VEGAS: “Perfect money is money nobody can print, debase, censor, or confiscate.” ₿

@PacArtCollect Desperado

I can’t get Hotel California out of my mind. What should I do?

@PacArtCollect Bloody hell

This is what delusional looks like.

@Mevrick78866670 @LaPetiteADA @adam3us @TheBitcoinConf Only? I don’t think so.

@LaPetiteADA @adam3us @TheBitcoinConf Even if he is not Satoshi, he is the only person named in the whitepaper

According to The New York Times, I just met Satoshi. 👀🟠 @adam3us @TheBitcoinConf

@LaPetiteADA @adam3us @TheBitcoinConf According to everyone else you didn’t

Who’s selling BSV? livecoinwatch.com/price/BitcoinS…

@Hinchtown James, how about Razzmatazz for Christian Rasmussen's nickname? 😁

@suzikun5 What makes XEC two levels higher than BSV?

I am an ordinary user who has experienced BTC, BCH, BSV, and XEC. Overall, I feel that XEC is the most comfortable, comfortable, and fast to use. Of course, the market value of XEC is the lowest. Technically speaking, I believe that XEC technology is two levels higher than BSV.

@EffYuuSeeKhay Jesus, Anthony sounds even stupider than Artie Fan Belt

Tone: “No fake bitcoin forks or fake bitcoins coming from other forks” Craig: “like BTC” 🤣😭

@cachesensitive @vamosvigilante If you call it that

@vamosvigilante If you call the biased twisting of a narrative by an actor trying to grasp onto some shred of relevance truth.

Truth is coming out.

@WalkDog1984 @Davincij15 Who told you that BS?

Also given that Bitcoin was designed as a replacement for the federal reserve not fiat. Bitcoin is supposed to be used as money but not the base layer. That layer is meant to keep everything open and honest. The fiat layer ( lightning) or (xmr ) is the one that is supposed to be used for day to day payments.

Lightning Network can process millions of transactions per second. Fees: fractions of a cent. Speed: instant. Bitcoin isn't slow. You're just using Layer 1 for everything. That's like complaining the highway is slow while ignoring the express lane.

@paalsky @satoshireveal He’s right. Craig wrote the same thing here: @craig_10243/two-steps-forward-one-step-back-1ef6e60ccd8e" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@craig_10243/t…

@satoshireveal Nah, Craig Wright has a long back-history connecting him to Japan, trough his grandfather. Daid, nothging. Also Morgan is a family name of Craig Wright. He also had a company named DeMorgan.

@lalarium @CsTominaga Non-mining nodes are powerless, don’t make any decisions except to follow the longest chain, and control nothing. Whatever “content” they process is also done by mining nodes.

@CsTominaga But isn't the network controlled by nodes, who make individual decisions but communicate and ultimately control the size and content of what is processed through their nodes?

Let me be precise about what decentralization actually entails. When you see arguments around BTC—claims that it should only be used for cash, that certain transactions are “spam,” or that particular uses are invalid—that is not neutrality. That is control. The moment a group can assert how the system must be used, define acceptable behaviour, or constrain implementation, you are no longer looking at an open system. You are looking at a controlled one. A system is not permissionless if participants can be told they are using it “wrong,” or if their activity can be curtailed based on subjective rules. True decentralization means there is no authority capable of imposing those constraints—no gatekeeper dictating form, function, or purpose.