Rhett Enriquez

@APompliano @cfosilvia @BlockFi I’m really happy for you, Anthony The internet doesn’t forget. Good luck with your future endeavors.

You are moving the goalposts. Since you are such a genius and could identify the criminal, please point me to your tweets calling out the problem? BlockFi went from $0 to $3 billion in 3 years. It was one of the fastest growing fintechs of all-time. It was an incredible business until it was defrauded. I personally lost a ton of money in the whole situation. I didn't get on the internet and cry about it though. I owned the choices I made, got back to work, and am better off today than I was before the situation.

This morning we announced that @cfosilvia now has more than $50 billion in assets on the platform. Self-directed investors are underserved by traditional financial firms, so we are solving their problems with unique solutions. $BRR

@APompliano @cfosilvia @BlockFi It seems I have struck a nerve, didn’t you shill FTX? Blockfi was an amazing business “obviously”

Yes, you moron. The company was defrauded by a literal criminal who is sitting in jail begging the President for a pardon after he stole his costumers money and created multiple fake balance sheets to send to his lenders. The auditors, accountants, and government didn’t catch it until it was too late. What was your genius plan to figure it out before them?

@WuBlockchain Woof

Strategy Sells $466.7M in MSTR Shares, Makes No Bitcoin Purchases According to a July 13 SEC filing, Strategy sold 4.82 million MSTR shares for $466.7 million in net proceeds between July 6 and July 12. The company made no Bitcoin purchases during the week, leaving its holdings unchanged at 843,775 BTC, while its USD reserve rose to $3.0 billion.

@w_s_bitcoin You’d rather gamble than actually oppose it. Pathetic

Any BIP-110 supporters planning to buy BIP-110 coins in the event of a chain split? Within the first 24 hours after the split, assuming the BIP-110 chain gets any blocks mined, I’ll isolate some of my UTXOs on each chain and sell my BIP-110 coins at a 90% discount. Message me if you’re interested in buying them.

@flaming_hodl Coretards glossing over this fact is simply egregious

After the October Core V32 release, there will no longer be any Core supported releases that contain 83 byte OR default. They only support security patches for the last two releases.

BSV was not pleb-led. BSV was a hard fork. BIP-110 is pleb-led, against centralized public actors who keep telling us our nodes don't matter because we're not rich and powerful like them. BIP-110 is a soft fork.

@Kalshi At the expense of the common shareholders

JUST IN: Michael Saylor hints at buying more Bitcoin

@IIICapital “Contentious” to the miners, not for all legacy nodes Also, Core introduced contentious policy changes. BIP 110 doesn’t exist without that. That’s a worthwhile note you’re glossing over in this post

Contentious soft forks face an extremely steep uphill battle. 1. They first need enough support to activate. (BIP-110 currently has, generously, around 1% voluntary miner signaling.) 2. Even if it appears likely to activate, it still has to avoid a user-rejected soft fork. If a meaningful group commits to continuing under the original consensus rules, activation could produce a chain split between Bitcoin (the original consensus rules) and Bitcoin Jr. (the new consensus rules). 3. The possibility of point two makes point one even less likely. The credible threat of a chain split forces miners to consider whether signaling for the soft fork could leave them supporting a disputed chain with weaker economic backing.

@BTCBreadMan Also, incessantly posting about your wife like she’s only good as a Taiwanese fuck doll is weird. That tells me all I need to know about you.

@RhettEnriquez 🙄

Here’s the situation. There is a group attempting to make consensus changes to Bitcoin that could potentially result in a chain split. There is another group that thinks this is a very retarded thing to do, and that it is doomed to fail. The latter hopes the former forks off.

@BTCBreadMan Wait for what? 5 miners to tell you what is allowed on the protocol?

@RhettEnriquez You surely understand that I’m not going to URSF, and that it will in all likelihood be unnecessary for me to do anything but wait.

@BTCBreadMan So is posting about how bad BIP 110 is but doing nothing about it

@RhettEnriquez Oh stop it with that. It’s obnoxious.

@comic @marc02200 Sometimes you have to zoom out, but to each their own. I agree with your MSTR & STRC takes

@RhettEnriquez @marc02200 Do all the mental gymnastic you want to feel better about underperforming the last 5 years You didn’t buy in 2014 so cool story

If Bitcoin drops to $47k tonight and you have $10,000 ready what stops you from deploying every single dollar immediately?

@comic @marc02200 Still up on AMD since 2014

@RhettEnriquez @marc02200 Very cool

@comic @marc02200

@marc02200 Investing in assets that go up instead

@DocumentingBTC “Fix the money, fix the world, buy my stonk plz”

Michael Saylor was asked what he feels in the morning waking up knowing his company bought $64,000,000,000 worth of bitcoin. Saylor’s answer, “I wake up, I feel invigorated. Fix the money, fix the world. I feel blessed with a mission that is meaningful”

@thepowerfulHRV Go on..

@RhettEnriquez When an actual problem arises

I'm not your enemy, BIP-110 enjoyers. My entire premise is that spam is not a problem. That is all. Infighting among different camps is actually a sign of a healthy Bitcoin development community. I'd be more frightened if there were NO bitcoin civil wars from time to time, like on Ethereum.

@ocean_blocks Woaaaaah! A Pleb miner signaling for 110!?

⛏️ New Ocean Block Mined ⛏️ Block Height: 957482 Fees: 0.017 BTC Subsidy + Fees: 3.142 BTC Difficulty: 133.87T Solver: Datum Miner mempool.guide/block/00000000…