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If you want to understand what’s happening in BTC and crypto market right now, watch this clip: youtu.be/F3goSYkVPNE?si… BSV are the swaps.

Speaking about the deep contradictions in human nature, Japanese actor Hiroyuki Sanada said: “Some people dream of having a swimming pool at home, while those who have one barely use it. Those who have lost a loved one feel a profound sense of loss, while others often complain about the relatives still in their lives. Those without a partner long for one, while those who have a partner often fail to appreciate them. The hungry would give anything for a meal, while the full complain about the taste of their food. Those without a car dream of owning one, while those who have a car are always looking for a better one. The key to happiness is gratitude—to truly see and value what we already have, and to understand that somewhere, someone would give everything for what we take for granted.”

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@findingsatoshi_ @tooleyent It’s Craig. Don’t waste your money and time.

The greatest financial mystery of the 21st century ends on April 22nd. Watch the official trailer for #FindingSatoshi now. Pre-purchase at the link in bio.

@Crypto0637 Lightning is not BitCoin and it is not peer to peer. It’s a separate network with its own nodes and ledgers. You have been hoodwinked.

BITCOIN JUST WENT FULL SCI-FI 🚀 YOU CAN NOW SEND #BITCOIN OFFLINE BETWEEN TWO SMARTPHONES USING NFC 🔥 NO INTERNET. NO NETWORK. JUST TAP PHONES AND TRANSFER. PEER-TO-PEER MONEY IS EVOLVING FAST. ⚡

@apagut @v_cranker @transparentnode @rbzbeijing Team Freedom misses you Alex. The fight is still not over.

@transparentnode @rbzbeijing We never ran any nodes. That's one of the biggest breakthroughs that crypto companies couldn't even understand.

And never ever given credit publicly... Anyway. We know the real story. My team came up with... - handles instead of crypto addresses - keyless wallets - cloud signing (still unmatched) - nanopayments - company sponsored fees/gas - nfc bitcoin payments - modern PoS terminals

The bsv community is larger than ever. The lower the price goes, the larger it gets, the more people buy. With a capped supply, this only ends one way. Within 2 years you won't be able to buy for less than $1,200.

@BSVtony Short term only though.

Metals (especially gold) are bearish, and if you can't accept that, then you shouldn't trade

@Daniel__Street BitCoin*

I think the entire global fiat system will collapse in the next 12-24 months. If you're not holding Bitcoin/Gold/Silver, you should be.

@vamosvigilante Fxck judge mud, pedo Andy, I didn’t write my own report madden, and all the other godless childless wastes.

🤫 some judge in the UK told me he doesn't know shit about computers... I believe everything that comes from the government judicial system because the legal system is never corrupt and they always tell the truth... To think otherwise is anarchy!!! How dare you!!!

@davidicke Pretty sure you’re an alien also. You’re the “good guy” alien. Otherwise they would have already smoked you by now.

I was exposing all this in great detail in the 1990s while people like Candace and Tucker would have laughed their arses off - most people did. They talk about the 'demonic', but they are still welded to their Christian religion which they think is 'God'' when they are actually worshipping a different expression of the same demonic force. The same with most of the others like Islam and Judaism. As long as the demonic has you caught in the electrical circuit polarities of seeing the same evil as 'good' and 'evil' they gotcha. Candace and Tucker are selling that circuit by not realising that what they worship they also condemn. It's just in a different disguise. They may well be genuine, but they are still promoting and generate the 'God'-demonic circuitry that keeps the whole thing going and constantly energetically empowered. I know a lot of people won't like that but so be it. I want to see humanity free of their mind prisons. I am not interested in a statue and a round of applause thanks. We are urged to see the world in black and white, us and them, good and evil, but the perceptual control is far more subtle than that. Until people see that their religion is a fundamental PART of the control system nothing will change. Look at what is happening now - Christianity and Judaism is being played off against Islam and it’s happened century after century to divide and rule. Coincidence? You must be joking. They think they are worshipping different versions of ‘God’ when they are worshipping the same force in multiple guises. ’God must be feared’? WHY? It’s the DEMONIC FORCE that wants you to fear – that’s what it feeds off.

@Daniel__Street Will increase volume drastically. Also must be shown to user as in app credits, not bsv.

@Daniel__Street 100 likes for $1

The $0.05 Like will change both the social media and content creator landscape once $BSV goes global.

@CaffeSatoshi The fourth name which continues to resurface is Craig Wright. Yet only one of these gentleman has written a book on Bitcoin and holds thousands of patents related to blockchain technology.

With the network processing a total of 1 billion transactions per second, the total revenue generated across the ecosystem at a fee of 1,000th of a cent per transaction is 10,000 dollars every second. This results in a total daily network revenue of 864 million dollars. When this total is divided among a cluster of 10 nodes, each node receives a daily revenue share of 86.4 million dollars. This income scale completely transforms the economic profile of the infrastructure, turning the massive hardware requirements into a highly profitable enterprise. The cost to operate each of these nodes remains at approximately 13.1 million dollars per day to account for the 21.6 petabytes of daily data ingestion and the 200-day rolling storage of 4.32 exabytes. By subtracting this operational overhead from the 86.4 million dollars in daily revenue, each node generates a net daily profit of 73.3 million dollars. This means that even with the most expensive high-performance AWS configurations and massive bandwidth demands, each node maintains an exceptionally strong profit margin while serving as a backbone for the global data economy. On an annual basis, the numbers reach a scale that defines a new class of industrial utility. Each individual node in the 10-node cluster earns 31.5 billion dollars in gross revenue per year. After accounting for the 4.77 billion dollars in yearly AWS infrastructure costs, each node brings in a net annual profit of 26.73 billion dollars. Collectively, the 10-node cluster generates a total net profit of 267.3 billion dollars a year, proving that the infrastructure required to sustain 1 billion transactions per second is not just viable, but one of the most lucrative assets ever conceived. In time... there are no other options.

@CaffeSatoshi @Daniel__Street lol who’s having the tantrum now ? 😂

For 15 years the biggest mystery in tech has had one name: Satoshi Nakamoto. The creator of Bitcoin vanished in 2011, leaving behind the most valuable open financial network ever built. No interviews. No verified identity. Just code, emails, and a trillion-dollar idea. But three names keep resurfacing whenever serious researchers dig into the origin story. Adam Back. Hal Finney. Nick Szabo. Could one of them actually be Satoshi? Let’s look at the evidence. First, Adam Back. Adam Back is a British cryptographer and one of the original cypherpunks. Long before Bitcoin existed, he invented Hashcash in 1997, a proof-of-work system designed to stop email spam. Sound familiar? Bitcoin’s mining system uses almost the same fundamental idea: proof-of-work to secure a decentralized network. Satoshi even cited Hashcash in the Bitcoin whitepaper. Adam Back was also one of the first people Satoshi contacted by email when Bitcoin was being developed. So the theory goes like this: Satoshi didn’t discover Hashcash. He created it. Back denies being Satoshi, but the technical overlap is undeniable. Second, Hal Finney. If Bitcoin had a “first citizen,” it was Hal Finney. Hal was an elite cryptographer and one of the earliest members of the cypherpunk mailing list. When Satoshi released the Bitcoin software in 2009, Hal was the first person to run it. He also received the first Bitcoin transaction ever sent. From Satoshi. Hal lived in California, and here is where things get strange. Just a few blocks away from him lived a man literally named Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto. Some people believe Hal could have borrowed the name. Hal always denied being Satoshi. Before his death in 2014 he even shared emails between himself and Satoshi to show they were different people. Still, many researchers think that if Satoshi was a single brilliant programmer deeply involved in the early codebase, Hal Finney fits the profile almost perfectly. And then there is Nick Szabo. This is where the mystery gets even deeper. Years before Bitcoin existed, Nick Szabo designed something called Bit Gold. Bit Gold described a decentralized digital money secured by cryptography and proof-of-work. The architecture reads almost like a prototype of Bitcoin. Many people who later studied the Bitcoin whitepaper had the same reaction: “This looks like Bit Gold with the missing pieces solved.” There’s more. Linguistic analysis comparing the writing style of Satoshi’s emails and posts has repeatedly found similarities with Szabo’s writing. Phrases. Grammar patterns. Technical wording. Some researchers argue that Szabo’s style is the closest match ever found. Yet Szabo also firmly denies being Satoshi. So where does that leave us? Three pioneers. All cypherpunks. All cryptographers. All working on digital money years before Bitcoin launched. Adam Back created the proof-of-work system Bitcoin relies on. Hal Finney wrote early Bitcoin code and received the first transaction. Nick Szabo designed Bit Gold, the closest known precursor to Bitcoin. And yet none of them claim the title. Which leads to an even bigger possibility. Satoshi may not have been one person at all. Many historians of Bitcoin now believe Satoshi could have been a small collaboration between brilliant cryptographers. A project emerging from the cypherpunk movement itself. If that’s true, the mystery becomes even more poetic. Bitcoin wasn’t created by a single genius. It was the culmination of decades of work by people who believed in digital freedom, privacy, and money outside government control. And when the system finally worked, its creator disappeared. No patents. No royalties. No fame. Just code. And today that code secures hundreds of billions of dollars and runs on tens of thousands of computers around the world. Whoever Satoshi Nakamoto really was, one thing is certain. The greatest financial invention of the internet age was released… and then its creator walked away.

@Ryanmatta @Bybit_Official Hey dumba$$, that’s lightning, not BitCoin.

This is for every American who thinks Bitcoin is Epstein coin so no one will ever use it.

@CaffeSatoshi @Daniel__Street What’s wrong with farming ? 😂