Dolfo Chav

@Blockstream The fiat-focused, easy-to-control wing of the bitcoin economy right there!

@Brendan_Lee__ you're not stupid. Every BSV user hits this, and most quit right here. BRC-100 doesn't expose a legacy-style receive address. Exchanges don't support BRC-100. Most BSV funds live in legacy wallets — @handcashapp, @ElectrumSV, @rockwallet — and there's no direct path from any of them to a BRC-100 wallet. That's where people give up and wrongly blame the protocol. The friction is a UX gap, not a protocol problem. @DevelopingZack has it right — funding should be as simple as 1, 2, 3: download, setup, fund. @deggen added legacy receive to BSV Browser to help close that gap. Hodos chose to put legacy + BRC-100 in one wallet, side by side in the same app — because the transition needs a bridge. Same philosophy as the browser itself: Hodos Browser bridges Web2 to Web3, Hodos Wallet bridges legacy to BRC-100. Users do need to install a new browser, but Web3 will eventually need full control of the browser layer. Why not get a head start? Credit to @ProjectBabbage and @BSVAssociation for the BRC-100 standards that make this possible. Hodos is independent of both Babbage and the BSVA, we built directly from the public standards — and it interoperates with BRC-100 apps from any independent dev anywhere, like @johncalhooon, with zero coordination required. That's what an open standard looks like in practice. Public beta is live today — HodosBrowser.com

@FridgeGate61454 I can't feel it, but I can smell it, Hecto. I think we're on to something this time for real.

Feels like a: Pivot Point $BSV

@FridgeGate61454 Tell us more Hecto. What is that image showing us?

Something is going down. $BSV

@RileySirus @FridgeGate61454 @hodlonaut

@hodlonaut Maybe now, you understand just a TINY portion of what Craig Wright #Satoshi has had to deal with down the years. From people like yourself!!! #Bitcoin is #BSV #Craig is Satoshi

Never would I have believed five years ago that I would be attacked, smeared and harassed by Adam Back, Shinobi, MrHodl and others for publishing a fully sourced investigation article about Bitcoin Core governance. It doesn't quite feel compatible with the whole "don't trust, verify" and decentralization mantras. It really is an unbelievable state of affairs. Appeals to authority, shaming, ad hominems, smears.... Zero engagement with the imo shocking revelations of the articles.

@0xSweep @bethebroadcast

The man who co founded the world’s largest stablecoin was arrested by Interpol in a Spanish villa with guns, machetes and child pornography His name is Brock Pierce If you’ve ever held USDT, the $140 BILLION stablecoin that settles more daily volume than Visa in some months you’ve used a product he co founded Brock Pierce was a Disney child actor. He starred in The Mighty Ducks, D2, and First Kid At 16 he met a 40 year old businessman named Marc Collins Rector Collins Rector was building Digital Entertainment Network. A pre YouTube streaming platform funded by David Geffen, Microsoft, and Dell They raised $60 MILLION and were planning a $75 MILLION IPO At 17 Pierce was VP at a base salary of $250,000 Pierce, Collins Rector, and Collins Rector’s boyfriend lived together in a 12,600 square foot mansion in Encino The mansion hosted parties attended by Hollywood’s A list: Bryan Singer, David Geffen and Gary Goddard DEN’s flagship show “Chad’s World” was co-written by Collins Rector, produced by Pierce, and targeted “gay and questioning teen boys” In October 1999 a young man filed a lawsuit alleging Collins Rector had sexually molested him for three years starting at age 13 The IPO collapsed In July 2000 three more former DEN employees filed a sexual abuse lawsuit naming Pierce, Collins-Rector, and Shackley together alleging rape, assault, drugging of minors and death threats Collins Rector was indicted for transporting minors across state lines for sex All three men fled to Spain Interpol arrested them in Marbella in 2002. Guns, machetes, and child pornography were found in the house Pierce was released without criminal charges. Collins Rector pleaded guilty to eight counts of child enticement and registered as a sex offender The civil lawsuits against Pierce were “dismissed and/or settled out of court.” He settled with at least one plaintiff for $21,600. He has consistently denied all allegations In 2014 Pierce co-founded Tether originally called Realcoin Tether became the largest stablecoin in crypto. By 2019 USDT was processing higher daily volume than Bitcoin itself Tether has never been audited by a Big Four firm. Their first audit attempt with Friedman LLP was abruptly disbanded in 2018 with no explanation In 2021 Tether settled with the New York Attorney General for $18.5 MILLION over misrepresenting their reserves The connections kept growing Pierce founded Blockchain Capital. In that role he helped Jeffrey Epstein become an early investor in Coinbase He spoke at Epstein’s “Mindshift” conference in 2011 - three years AFTER Epstein had been convicted of soliciting prostitution from a minor In February 2026 the US Department of Justice released emails from Epstein’s files. One email from Pierce to Epstein read: “a boat in Antigua full of amazing Ukraine’s finest” was waiting for him The system runs on USDT. USDT was built by Brock Pierce. And Brock Pierce has answered the same questions about the same allegations for a quarter century

@OldCraig @tradastraya @yourfriendSOMMI

@tradastraya @yourfriendSOMMI This was alpha 8 years ago

❤️💛💚💙 Bitcoin Maxi’s are laughing and spitting on Altcoins. 🍊 Bitcoin Maxi’s have said Michael Saylor’s $STRC is nearly Risk-Free compared to Crypto DeFi. 🍊 Saylor gives 11.50% yield. What’s the catch? ⚠️ Bitcoin MUST go up forever, and stop diminishing gains… I don’t trust Ponzis like that. What happens if he has to drop the Yield down to 5%? 🥄 I’ll DCA buy some more Altcoins this week 🥄 Join Us!

The dotcom bubble was a reckoning for nonsensical assets (like BTC), and yet the few dotcoms that went on to actually provide value at scale also went on to provide massively outsized returns in the long-run.

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@ProjectBabbage Or, ... m2m adoption, now There are millions of autonomous agents. Soon there will be billions -> trillions of Autonomous fleets & defense grids executing millions of sub-cent transactions on the base layer. Unbounded scaling is built to be the digital concrete of the m2m economy

@ProjectBabbage Forget consumer apps. The real catalyst is national security & Enterprise plumbing. When the dod uses active trip wires like sentinel node on a big block ledger to detect cyber breaches in 4 sec's, they don't care about retail UX. That is true execution at scale. #bsvbattlefield

BSV having “No business” is the part worth debating. But “no one wants it” ignores the core use case: cheap, irreversible, high-volume payments/data with real contract logic. #BSV wins only if builders package that into products normal people use. That is an execution challenge, not a death certificate.

@cryptorebel_SV @ProjectBabbage If your highway is useful for millatry logistics and cyber security then your highway will be critical infrastructure.

@ProjectBabbage If things are not used, they rot. You can build a 24 lane highway but if there is nobody to use it, it will crumble in a short time, and nobody will maintain it. Nobody will use BSV unless the current narrative is overcome that it was created by a fraudster and is a scam.

For anyone who just attended the Build Easy on BSV event, here are those two apps we built and (nearly) got working during the demo! satoshi-magazine.replit.app and bsv-ecosystem.replit.app For the former app, open your Metanet wallet and it should detect and make the payment for the paid articles. BSV micropayment demo! @bsvarchie @shadilayvision @kurtwuckertjr @cresbabiera @WolfgangLohmann

💣The Hollywood film “Bitcoin” (formerly “Killing Satoshi”) is heading to Cannes — and it could become a massive catalyst for Real Bitcoin (SV)📈 According to recent reports, the major motion picture directed by Doug Liman (The Bourne Identity) and produced by the team behind The Social Network is now officially titled “Bitcoin” and is heading to the prestigious Cannes Film Festival🔥💪🏼👍 This is a significant development. A high-profile spy thriller about the origins of Bitcoin, the COPA trial, and the battle over Satoshi’s identity has the potential to reach millions of mainstream viewers worldwide💥 For Real Bitcoin (SV), this could act as a powerful catalyst — dramatically increasing global awareness and driving massive market demand for the original, uncaptured protocol. While the film may focus on the drama and controversy, it will inevitably spotlight the fundamental question: Which Bitcoin is the real one? The awakening is accelerating. The storm is coming. 💥🔥🎯 #RealBitcoin #BitcoinSV #BSV #BitcoinMovie #Cannes #SatoshiVision #Crypto #Hollywood

Rumor has it that identifying Todd, Back, Finney, or Sassaman as Satoshi comes with a big paycheck, but a strict leash. The check clears as long as they don’t talk to me because I exposed the Epstein money that was used by the “who’s who” of the crypto economy to hijack bitcoin and pass off this vile veneer as “revolutionary.” Maybe it’s time we expose the corruption that goes into buying investigative journalists to make puff pieces designed to cover-up industry-wide fraud and systemic “passing off.”

@JammyWealth @bitcoinwell That's the wrong Bitcoin, he's talking about scalable big block Bitcoin with microtransaction fees. You'll see.

@bitcoinwell Everyone (except the stubborn/stupid) will hold bitcoin at some point even if reluctantly. Listen... BTC is engineered, decentralized, & scarce. It is inevitable. Open your mind & learn about it. You get Bitcoin at the price you deserve. You might want some sooner than later. NFA

Scott Bessent just told the world that financial infrastructure is a weapon and then 4-star admiral just told Congress what beats it. Admiral Paparo, head of US Indo-Pacific Command, called Bitcoin "a peer-to-peer, zero trust transfer of value" that supports "all instruments of national power." He said this in a Senate hearing. On the record. Right as the Treasury was openly bragging about engineering currency collapse in Iran as a military strategy. Operation Economic Fury works because the legacy system runs on trust. Trust that your reserves are safe. Trust that your payment rails stay open. Trust that the correspondent bank holding your nation's wealth doesn't get a strongly worded letter from Washington tomorrow morning. The dollar is a weapon precisely because everyone agreed to depend on it. Zero trust money breaks that weapon entirely. Here's where the game theory gets uncomfortable. Iran already figured this out. Cut off from SWIFT, they built alternatives. They mined Bitcoin at scale. They collected tolls on 20% of the world's oil supply in Bitcoin, settled on-chain before any Western authority could touch it. Your sanctioned adversary is already operating on the network your admiral just called a tool of national power. The CCP's monetary think tank reached the same conclusion. After Trump announced the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, they published research on Bitcoin as a strategic asset. The same government that built a surveillance state on financial control is studying the one monetary network that surveillance can't reach. When your enemies are adopting Bitcoin and your own generals are calling it a power projection tool, you don't get to opt out. You can't sanction your way around it. You can't bomb the network into submission. The only move left is to accumulate faster than your adversary. Bessent is showing you what the old system can do to you. Paparo is telling you what replaces it. Iran is proving it works in live conditions. And the CCP is taking notes. Bitcoin doesn't care who's winning the geopolitical argument. It just keeps producing blocks. The admiral knows it. Iran knows it. The CCP knows it. The senator in that hearing room admitted he couldn't even follow the conversation. That gap is where everything is decided.

@TommyTypey If you're holding Bitcoin satoshi's vision, they are!

Admiral Paparo testified to Congress that the Pentagon is using Bitcoin as a means of national security. The U.S. military is front-running your portfolio.

@Shawncito830 @CoinMarketCap Bro, they're not talking about BTC they said Bitcoin protocol. Think about it. The indo-pacific commander puts logistic data on the blockchain, he's going to need an Enterprise level blockchain with massive scale and with tiny fees. That's Bitcoin satoshi's vision

@CoinMarketCap American power projection. That is the most institutional thing anyone has ever said about $BTC. My algo has been treating Bitcoin as institutional grade infrastructure this whole time. The military just caught up. $BTC 🦁

LATEST: 🇺🇸 US Indo-Pacific Commander Adm. Samuel Paparo told Congress the military is running a Bitcoin node for network security tests and called BTC a tool for American power projection.

@loudchirper @CoinMarketCap Not crypto, Bitcoin. And not just any Bitcoin, the original protocol, scalable Bitcoin with micro fees that is touring complete. #bsv

@CoinMarketCap seems like theyre really seeing the potential of crypto in a military context now