Toni Mackovic

For those who don't know. A prize of $1 million USD is offered by The Clay Mathematics Institute of Cambridge, Massachusetts to anyone who can solve one of the Millennium Problems in mathematics; @BWDaugherty is now claiming to have solved one of them, the "Riemann Hypothesis" and holds the proof within the BSV blockchain. If this turns out to be true—and mathematicians independently confirm it—it could mark the first scientific breakthrough achieved through Bitcoin. I hope that is indeed the case. Congratulations, P.S. I love mathematics.

@BullRushClub since we are talking about hollywood its gonna be crourtroom and drama if I'll have to guess

🚨CRAIG WRIGHT VS. NSA – THE FILM HOLLYWOOD TRIED TO BURY… BUT COULDN’T STOP 🚨 Haha, I see you're hungry for the real deal – Craig Wright battling for the Satoshi throne, even though half the internet swears “How to Make a Mint” (1996) was straight-up NSA work.🔥 And THAT'S exactly why Killing Satoshi is so damn gripping. It doesn't just ask “was he Satoshi?” It unleashes the full war: accusations, lawsuits, hate storms, targeted attacks, and every wild conspiracy theory – especially those tying back to NSA and early government crypto projects.🔥 The fact that CSW worked for the U.S. government? That's not conspiracy – that's documented reality from his own bio and public records. 1990s and 2000s – IT security consultant for NSA, CIA, DIA, FBI, DoD. He said it himself in interviews 2015–2019 and court filings. He built cryptographic systems and cyber-defense tools on federal contracts. That's not rumor – that's his resume.📜 This movie has a real shot at exposing that insane context: a man who came straight from deep inside the U.S. government system claims he created Bitcoin… and then the same system turns on him and tries to erase him. 😱 It's going to be epic. Or absolute chaos. But boring? Hell no. So tell me straight: Do you think the movie will go full “Wright vs. NSA/deep state” or lean more “courtrooms & media vs. Wright”? RT if you're locked in for this rollercoaster. Let Hollywood finally blow the lid off what really happened. 💥🎬💣 #KillingSatoshi #BSV #BitcoinSV #CraigWright #SatoshiNakamoto #NSA #CryptoConspiracy #RealBitcoin #SatoshiVision #HollywoodCrypto #CryptoMovie #BitcoinMovie #CaseyAffleck #DougLiman #HollywoodThriller #CryptoThriller #GovernmentConspiracy #BitcoinStory #DeepState #CryptoHollywood

Four of history's most infamous unsolved ciphers. ✅ Book of Soyga — Cracked ✅ Beale Ciphers — Solved ✅ Voynich Manuscript — Deciphered ✅ Kryptos — All sections solved Centuries of mystery. One team. Papers incoming. @SmartLedgerTech @Sdot2121 @Codenlighten1 @jalexanderm

@digitalnaut @orangegatewayx Comminaut :DD

@orangegatewayx Nodes literally define the rules. Everybody but Faketoshi's cult are able to eventually grasp this basic concept.

Genuine question: If your node doesn't mine, what exactly is it securing? It can't produce blocks. It can't reverse transactions. It can't punish bad actors. It just watches. BTC has 15,000+ "nodes" and 3 mining pools run the show. How is that different from trusting 3 companies? 15,000 spectators don't decentralize 3 mining pools

@gabrielfojo @barneyxbt @AleLevstock thats a B not an M

@barneyxbt @AleLevstock It was created to be used fools, Satoshi was right, it will be millions of transactions or none. So, used it or lose it.

people are leaving crypto in numbers i’ve never seen in 9 years on this space and I get it. we turned this space into the exact thing it was built to destroy. institutions own it now. etfs, kyc, regulated everything. the 100x is dead. that era is gone. you’ll be lucky to pull a 2x going forward and you’ll be grateful for it like a boomer staring at their 401k statement. that’s what institutional adoption actually looks like. nobody told you the tradeoff was giving up everything that made crypto worth being early to and the last window for real money was memes. but memes are also ironically the final nail in the coffin. we allowed every dollar to be drained out of the ecosystem and funneled it to insiders while retail held bags and pretended it was still fun lmfao we literally destroyed the greatest financial revolution of our lifetime from the inside and now everyone’s shocked it doesn’t feel the same it doesn’t feel the same because it isn’t

@panyiszabolcs @TKanuchova @galaaa23 @BIRN_Network @VSquare_Project tipikus sorosbérenc szöveg...

💥Minority Hungarian and Slovak communities in Serbia’s northern Vojvodina region describe growing political pressure, shrinking autonomy and a quiet exodus of youth. @TKanuchova @galaaa23 @BIRN_Network @VSquare_Project vsquare.org/caught-between…

@BitcoinEduX @intertrapped thx for rocking the BSV logo

@intertrapped Also probably get tested for retardation

If you’ve been in $BSV this long and still believe in the project - strive to own and hold at least 1000 BSV

@adam3us @zerohedge and nobody is innocent at Epstein island

@zerohedge nobody is an atheist at 50x long.

Bitcoin 73K

@eneldiluvio @kylekemper @BitcoinNewsCom @BJdichter it makes sense once you realize he was an advocate of fake bitcoin... he never saw truth at all

@kylekemper @BitcoinNewsCom @BJdichter How does a Bitcoiner who knows the money is fake not see through the ruse with those genetic therapies. Makes no sense

NEW: Bitcoin educator Andreas Antonopoulos says he will stop producing livestreams and new content due to health issues. Antonopoulos previously said he has been suffering from debilitating migraines and has tried nearly every treatment available, but nothing has successfully stopped them.

@Krev2323 @orangegatewayx if it would have been really designed for that then pc block creators would be still making the biggest bank

@MackovicToni @orangegatewayx Originally, Bitcoin could handle VISA's tx load on desktop computers. It's economics are baked in to most efficiently be mined by it's users...ie people whose computers are simple desktop PCs, not datacenters full of ASICs. <--this hasn't been profitable since 2019. 2/

Bitcoin Core’s long-term security plan is… fascinating The block subsidy goes to zero eventually. That part everyone agrees on. After that, miners are supposed to live off transaction fees. Sounds reasonable; until you remember BTC deliberately keeps blocks tiny and constantly tells users to move transactions off-chain to Lightning. So the system designed to pay miners with fees is simultaneously designed to avoid generating those fees. It’s like opening a restaurant, telling everyone to eat somewhere else, and then hoping the chef still gets paid somehow. Meanwhile BSV’s idea is painfully simple: scale the network so millions or billions of transactions happen on-chain. Tiny fees multiplied by massive volume. Actual economic activity instead of philosophical debates about “digital gold.” BTC’s security model is basically: don’t worry, number go up. Which is comforting right up until the miners realize security can’t run on vibes.

@Krev2323 @orangegatewayx and how do you envision Bitcoin being used as global money if not thru bigger blocks and lower energy cost/tx?

@MackovicToni @orangegatewayx but bankers are monopolists by heart. As such, they will all go broke trying to make Bitcoin into something it's not, and then it will be left to the people who actually use it as money.

@Krev2323 @orangegatewayx "It's economics are baked in to most efficiently be mined by it's users" - this is simply not true, because then asic's wouldn't have been popularized - and also do you think satoshi lacked such foresight?

@Krev2323 @orangegatewayx what exactly do you mean by "it can serve billions" ? How? Billions can look at the chart at the same time?

@orangegatewayx Bitcoin isn't designed to scale. It can serve billions of users with only a few desktop miners, but if billions of people are using it as currency, millions of people will want in on that mining action, to get a cut of those sweet, sweet sub-penny tx fees.

@BTFDGreg @WilliamShortss @CraigWrightsDad good thing it could be tracked down

@MackovicToni @WilliamShortss @CraigWrightsDad

commie thinks he and his comrades have the power to affect the rules :DDD

@CraigWrightsDad @WilliamShortss @BTFDGreg just as arbitrarily as anything else you own...

@MackovicToni @WilliamShortss @BTFDGreg You have no property rights if your property can be arbitrarily confiscated. Instead of projecting your Central Planning beliefs on others, just own up to it

@WilliamShortss @CraigWrightsDad @BTFDGreg but this VS epsteincoin is still no debate, hands down BSV wins against pedocoin

@MackovicToni @CraigWrightsDad @BTFDGreg The dude that controls 80% of BSV mining was the same person who put the BSV association together. He also owns Teranode (formerly nChain) it’s literally a one man network on BSV.

@WilliamShortss @CraigWrightsDad @BTFDGreg still you are the commie one

@MackovicToni @CraigWrightsDad @BTFDGreg Let’s not pretend the BSV blockchain network is not fully owned and controlled by a single person. BSV literally has a boss.

@WilliamShortss @CraigWrightsDad @BTFDGreg all i hear is communistic blablabla

@MackovicToni @CraigWrightsDad @BTFDGreg 80% of BSV mining is 1 man. (CUVVE, SA100, QDLNK, TAAL and TAAL_Teranode) His employee controls another 10%. (Gorilla Pool) Consensus comes down to a single person deciding. When you say miner driven, we are talking about 2 people with a working relationship.

@BTFDGreg @_0xdaras_ how would that mean that?

@MackovicToni @_0xdaras_ It’s not early

I’m so excited about the technology that I even forgot to check the price for many days. Don’t worry, I’m sure the price will follow. We’re on the right side. The Internet couldn’t be stopped. Bitcoin won’t be either. We’re still very early. It gives us time to prepare for what’s coming. The revolution will happen overnight. Most people will be shocked. Be patient. Get ready.

@CraigWrightsDad @BTFDGreg BTC's "pleb node" model is structurally communistic, BSV's miner-driven consensus with DAR is closer to a capitalist property rights framework.

@MackovicToni @BTFDGreg Being able to confiscate the contents of any address without the keys is definitely a policy the USSR would have loved