@LisaNEdwards @RamonQuesadaT @BHatooor13304 @EricChennells @hascendp6 @JinglesBTC @Pat_McCat @GavinMehl Great point
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Cyborg Humanism
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If Craig Wright was completely irrelevant, there wouldn’t have been years of coordinated legal action, media campaigns, documentaries, conferences, and billions spent trying to discredit him.
People don’t spend that kind of time or money fighting ghosts. They fight threats to narratives.
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What do my fellow legal expertooors have to say? @EricChennells @hascendp6 @JinglesBTC @Pat_McCat @GavinMehl
Caffè Satoshi@CaffeSatoshi
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.
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You are telling me some whales on Binance decided to market sell $1,000,000,000 in $BTC on a low Vol Saturday with no buyers is reasonable?
Why wouldn't they use OTC or Sell when ETFs are allowed to buy to get the best price?
@cz_binance any explanations?
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Even amidst chaos and potential murder,
He doesn’t compromise or jeopardize his appearance.
Nothing can stop the looksmaxxing pathway.
Not even a man under the truck.
He has to, by ALL MEANS, ensure that he doesn’t fuck up his side profile by momentarily panicking,
Hence ruining his jawline angularity and sharpness of the gonial.
“Doesn’t he care about going to prison?”
Jaw is law.
Do you understand?
~ Dr. Axius.
KickChamp👑@Kick_Champ
Clavicular RAN OVER a stalker that tried hopping on his windshield 😳
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@CyborgHumanism @coinyeezy They're shitcoiners. Some of old, some of new.
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One million transactions per second? That’s the warm-up lap. It’s the cigarette before the first drink, the scratch before the real itch. The pipes are already laid, the engine already redlined; we’re not straining to hit that number, we’ve been sitting on it like a bored whore on a slow night, waiting for someone to order something worth the trouble. The real game is a billion transactions a second, because that’s where this thing stops being a “blockchain” in the playground sense and starts eating entire industries without pausing to wipe its mouth.
What stands in the way isn’t the tech—it’s never been the tech. It’s the small minds that think small numbers are enough. They put limits on data, limits on speed, limits on imagination, because their vision caps out somewhere between a whitepaper and a half-baked marketing deck. Meanwhile, we’re building an economy where every click, every trade, every twitch of human and machine interaction can settle instantly and forever. This isn’t crypto theatre. This is a freight train moving so fast the air in front of it hasn’t had time to realise it’s already been split in two.
One million TPS is a milestone only to those still crawling on their knees. For us, it’s a line in the dirt, the last camp before the summit. A billion is coming—not as a boast, but as an inevitability. And when it lands, there won’t be any debates about block size or throughput, because the conversation will have moved on to how you keep up with an economy that just shed the skin of limitation and started sprinting. That’s the promise. That’s the work.
Everything else is a child’s game.
GIF
Token Slayer@TokenSlayerX
BSV is not against other blockchains. It is against limits. Limits on data. Limits on speed. Limits on imagination.
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Arthur Hayes(@CryptoHayes) sold 2,373 $ETH($8.32M) a week ago when the $ETH price was ~$3,507.
4 hours ago, he moved out 10.5M $USDC to buy back $ETH at a higher price.
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Lookonchain@lookonchain
Arthur Hayes(@CryptoHayes) sold 2,373 $ETH($8.32M), 7.76M $ENA($4.62M) and 38.86B $PEPE($414.7K) in the past 6 hours. intel.arkm.com/explorer/addre…
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Playing MMORPGs competitively and then getting into crypto is often seen as a massive cheat code but one thing overlooked is how it completely desensitized your brain to "money" from early on.
You don’t view coins [other than maybe BTC] as actual money, you view them as IN-GAME ITEMS that are tradable with a specific monetary value.
After all, they’re just made-up pieces of code that we assign worth to. That "worth" changes daily.
What was SOL popularized for this run?
Let's not beat around the bush.
It was to give you chips to bet on memes.
MMORPGs were the same, for example the classic Duel Arena where almost everyone went to “stake” [gamble items worth thousands of dollars], hence why Eddie took inspiration and created Stake originally.
It was simply a fun “harmless” game, you doubled your pixelated goldpieces to buy more things and enjoy the greater game better.
Another popular example is CSGO skins being “gambled" [Joopii/Monarch took advantage of this too].
But they're just skins? Who cares? No?
Our brains don’t attribute real value to 1 SOL or 1 ETH.
They’re no more than numbers on the screen, similar to how a partyhat was worth thousands of dollars [but ONLY if you decided to real world trade it],
Yet almost everyone decided to try and collect the whole set instead - using the Duel Arena as the only viable method.
Crypto for MMORPG kids is a game where once you’re past a certain point,
You stop caring about any life upgrades and just focus on milestones “in-game” for your own personal fulfilment.
The truth is, you can never beat these players because they aren't associating reality with this virtual world.
Fundamentally it's the exact same shit but merely with a different player base.
~ Dr. Axius.
Retar Dio.
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