Hey... 🎅 @lukasdreschler Ava Chow Gavin Andresen Jameson Lopp Adam Back Sebastian 🟩🥕 @Luke_Jr @dongcarl Matt Corallo 🟠 @Sjors João Barbosa Schnelli @cfields719 Michael Ford Michael RImmer @dcrocker Javier Timón gloria Pieter Nieuwoudt I have a thought experiment for you to analyse: I split my $1k

BTC folks can only talk about the current price (in fiat, of course) because that's what ponzis are all about.

Who has secured the rights to the core methods that allow a blockchain to handle massive amounts of data?

JUST IN: Tether has purchased over 8,800 #bitcoin worth $1 billion, per on-chain data Remember folks, 80-90% of ALL buy volume on Bitcoin is FAKE. Tether prints money out of thin air, injects it into BTC, and fuels the largest bubble in history. Bitcoin’s true value is far

In case you missed it, Teranode's source code is now public 🌐​ Open for anyone to inspect, run and contribute. A unique milestone, scalable infra shared openly in a public repo.

Some coins brag about market cap and headlines. BSV? Brags in silence, settling thousands of transactions every second without a glitch. I respect tech that proves itself rather than shouts. Anyone else noticing this?

Blockchain tech is making inroads into areas that previously proved resistant to its charms, but unless the tech can scale to meet the volume of tasks asked of it, it will remain a niche product on the fringes. The Knots debate currently preoccupying the BTC community is an

JUST IN: Tether has printed hundreds of millions of USDT out of thin air and funneled it into dozens of unregulated centralized exchanges to artificially prop up Bitcoin amid yesterday’s flash crash. This market is a massive fraud, entirely propped up by fake money.

AnchorChain is something I’ve been developing quietly — a small system built to fix one of AI’s most fundamental flaws: it doesn’t remember truthfully. Every LLM, every vector database, every retrieval system rewrites itself as it grows. Memory mutates, embeddings drift,

Neil, the real question is scale and BSV is the only one capable. Patented, end of story. Keep digging Neil Oliver and ignore the haters. youtube.com/watch?v=SU08T5…

Of course they don’t want to push all the spam onto BSV. Heaven forbid the great cathedral of BTC be unclogged long enough for the faithful to glimpse what actual functionality looks like. If they did—if they let the flood of useless ordinals, inscriptions, and digital graffiti

At a throughput of five transactions per second, the system’s total capacity amounts to just over 150 million transactions per year. Every bank, exchange, central bank, and regulatory institution must settle daily. Every corporation across the globe must perform at least one

“BSV unveils Teranode delivering over one million transactions per second” datacentrenews.uk/story/bsv-unve…

Governments, corporations, and financial intermediaries despise BSV for a simple reason: it exposes their redundancy. It is not rebellion they fear, but irrelevance. BSV represents a monetary system that neither needs their permission nor tolerates their interference—a system

"In a fork situation, what really matters is the perception of economic power," says Start9 CEO Matt Hill "You can bluff your way into a successful soft fork. We did it with Taproot and we did it Segwit." full episode in the comments.

BREAKING NEWS. Neil Oliver drops a interview one hour ago with S Tominaga (Aka Dr Craig Wright)! The truth is finally being given the light it deserves. Not watched it yet so I'm going to watch it now. Comment a time stamp of your favourite parts and be sure to share the YouTube link too.

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“we’re the ones who haven’t forked”

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A large shadow hangs over Bitcoin’s origins, especially after new files surfaced from the Epstein case. Let’s do a quick recap. Bitcoin was launched in January 2009. Just 7 months later, Jeffrey Epstein reached out about a “new financial alternative,” proposing Peter Thiel,