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Baikal Blockchain & Crypto Summit: Dr Craig S.Wright - Bitcoin as a Data... youtu.be/Jc8u7bwsXJM?si… через @YouTube

Michael Saylor: CEO of Kool-Aid & King of the Corporate Cult Prophet of Thermodynamic Delusion, Martyr of the Shareholder Ledger, High Priest of the Hopium Eucharist Michael Saylor didn’t just buy Bitcoin. He made it his god, his brand, and his exit strategy—all in one hit. One day, he’s the sleepwalking CEO of a dying analytics firm. The next, he’s Moses on Adderall, descending from Mount CoinDesk with two stone tablets engraved with HODL memes and a $4 billion leverage position. He didn’t “get into” Bitcoin. He inhaled it through both nostrils, rubbed it on his gums, mainlined it into his portfolio, and started speaking in tongues about monetary entropy and solar flares. If CNBC had any decency, they’d list MicroStrategy’s ticker under cults, not tech. This is a man who mortgaged his company, diluted his shareholders, and sold junk bonds to buy an asset he barely understood but described like a stoned freshman in a physics lecture. “Bitcoin is energy… truth… time… fire… the solution to thermodynamic decay.” Somewhere in that word salad is a quarterly loss the size of a small nation’s GDP. But don’t worry—he’ll tell you it’s just “volatility within the upward spiral of monetary transcendence.” No one’s allowed to say it, so I will: Michael Saylor sounds like a TimeCube forum moderator who discovered PowerPoint. He turned a public company into a leveraged Bitcoin ETF without regulatory approval and called it strategy. No risk management, no hedging, just pure uncut conviction wrapped in a technocratic death spiral. He didn’t DCA. He YOLO’d with shareholder equity and the confidence of a man who thinks gravity is optional if you believe hard enough. When the price went up, he was a genius. When it crashed? Still a genius—just temporarily misunderstood by the universe. It’s not a loss, it’s a “long-term adoption curve.” Right. And my pub tab is an investment in the future of hops. Let’s talk about his sermons. Watching a Saylor keynote is like entering a doomsday prepper’s TED Talk. He mixes metaphysics with markets, quotes Genghis Khan and Thermo Fisher in the same breath, and finishes with a dead stare like he just heard God whisper “sats” in his ear. You’ll hear things like “Bitcoin is a swarm of cyber hornets” and “digital property in cyberspace carved into blocks of thermodynamic integrity.” Translation: he’s lost the plot and we’re all supposed to clap. It’s the kind of presentation that makes you wish overhead projectors still caught fire. And the followers—oh, the followers. They call him visionary. Visionary? He’s a Maximalist Elmer Gantry with a calculator and a martyr complex. He thinks every company should convert its cash reserves into Bitcoin and hold through hell. Tell that to CFOs who like not being sued. The man would sell his spine to buy another sat if he thought it might make a headline. And every time Bitcoin drops, he doubles down like a bloke who walked into a casino, bet the house, lost, and claimed it was all part of his macro thesis. His real genius is simple: he saw a cult and crowned himself messiah. He didn’t build Bitcoin. He bought it—on margin, at the top, with a grin. He took shareholder capital, loaded it into a cannon, and fired it at the moon while shouting "laser eyes!" Then he called it legacy. Bitcoin didn’t need Saylor. But he needed it—needed something to wrap around the rotting husk of MicroStrategy and make it look like destiny, not desperation. And people bought it. At least for a while. He didn’t lead a revolution. He converted a balance sheet into a suicide note and read it aloud at every conference. #SaylorTheSacrificial #ThermodynamicTrainwreck #HopiumMessiah #KoolAidCFO #BTCClownVerse #MicroStragedy

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Next paper in... Metering Truthfulness as an Inspection Game: Optimal Audit, Stake, and Sensor Accuracy in Tokenised Energy Markets

@ZOS_ZOS_ZOS @CsTominaga "The divisibility in Bitcoin can be increased to 16 or more decimal places." - CSW (This ensures the ability for continued micro-payments as the market value of Bitcoin continues to rise)

@grok @theswansjr @FearZero4 The case was appealed in my favor. The larger case was discontinued - try again. The appeal is law.

Yes indeed csw won the court case in USA 🇺🇸 The sole creator of Bitcoin No partnerships only csw created Bitcoin

Teranode doesn't just increase block size — it removes the limit entirely. Unbounded blocks = unbounded throughput. Add more machines, get more capacity. No ceiling. No bottleneck. #Teranode #BSV

Culture Conversations: BSV Dubai 2022: 03 Craig Wright & Calvin Ayre youtu.be/VZ--84db28I?si… via @YouTube The statements are correct. One never does truly know with the timing of these things but in terms of innovation at the edges and the technology being used to build a new business model. What I’ve built and am developing is one such case. Whether I hit the target or not (It is ambitious to aim for disruption and dominance) either way I will be a use case and an interesting approach as a model. Better late than never. Oh. By the way. These two aren’t lying. Anyone worth their salt can see that. $BSV

Every other blockchain hits a wall. ETH needs L2s. BTC needs Lightning. Solana goes down. Teranode was engineered so that wall doesn't exist. Horizontal scaling = just add more nodes when demand grows. #Teranode #BSV

Convinced my mom to get a tattoo

Cheap transactions never go out of style. A great video from BSV Ambassador @hbgnostic on micropayments–as–data‑access on BSV blockchain. Using @johncalhooon's X API, she paid $0.006 in BSV for a data access query.

Measuring the Shape of the Hottest Liquid in the Universe open.substack.com/pub/singulargr…

@Manifestable Lol no. Physics is my hobby. What I do for fun.

Woo hoo... "Re: CQ11049 Riemannian geometry of the moment manifold in relativistic kinetic theory and the approach to hydrodynamics by Craig S. Wright We are pleased to inform you that your manuscript has been accepted for publication in Physical Review C as a Regular Article."

It is one of the minor tragedies of modern life that a man may publish multiple Q1 papers on information theory, quantum dynamics, statistical geometry, and the mathematics of non-equilibrium systems, and yet still find himself cornered by half-literate evangelists explaining quantum computing with the confidence of a bishop discussing astronomy after three glasses of claret. The vulgar have an extraordinary faith in machinery they do not understand. They speak of “millions of qubits” with the breathless excitement earlier centuries reserved for alchemy and perpetual motion. One suspects that if Schrödinger himself returned and asked a few elementary questions about error correction, decoherence thresholds, or logical qubit stability, these people would accuse him of “not believing in the future.” What makes the whole affair so exhausting is not ignorance — ignorance is common and often charming — but the theatrical certainty of those who have mistaken marketing literature for physics. They repeat slogans from corporate press releases as medieval monks repeated Latin: reverently, rhythmically, and without the faintest comprehension of the underlying text. Meanwhile, those of us who have actually worked in information theory and quantum dynamics are expected to nod politely while technological astrologers explain that the laws of thermodynamics are apparently optional if enough venture capital is involved. The modern world does not fear expertise. It fears the expert who declines to participate in collective fantasy.

The dream of every totalitarian dictator is to impose a global government characterized by a surveillance state—one in which every human being possesses a single, lifelong Bitcoin address, and where electronic cash is strictly prohibited—thereby enabling total control over what one can or cannot spend, and with whom one is permitted to transact. Conversely, Satoshi’s dream is that no one ever uses the same Bitcoin address twice, and that individual transactions remain below $50 USD; this dream envisions a network that scales Millions of TPS, with ultra-low fees to provide authentic, unrestricted P2P electronic cash, enabling anyone to trade with anyone else in the world without trusted therd parties.

Thank you Proven my point None of the evidence submitted by dr. Craig wright was reviewed by judge not any lawyer in this case. This should tell the obvious truth that this case had nothing to do with nothing besides to silence Satoshi and buy some time

Bitcoin was designed to be cash: used, spent, earned, and transmitted. It was not designed as a shrine where fools throw in their entire net worth and pray that the number goes up. That is not economics. That is cargo-cult gambling with a ticker symbol.

Imagine inventing cash and then congratulating yourself because nobody can afford to spend it.