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321  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Do we need more influencial women in crypto to help the gender embrace it? on: February 14, 2024, 05:34:57 PM
Some of the male names you mention above are currently facing criminal charges , so i wouldn't consider them a plus . Most of them just want to take big profits and don't give a f****g f**k for the technology that can change the world as we know it .
Including your beloved Craig Wright. Wink
322  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Here's why BCH/BSV lovers constantly attack BTC... on: February 14, 2024, 05:30:29 PM
You forgot to say why you started this topic, for example is there something new happening or have they started "attacking BTC" recently that you needed to clear things up here? I'm asking because I haven't seen any new attempts but also I don't follow this stuff that closely.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=400626;sa=showPosts
323  Other / Off-topic / Re: Proof of identity vs authentication on: February 12, 2024, 06:49:53 PM
Let's move the BSV/BCH discussion in a more appropriate thread:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5484918.0
324  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Updates from the COPA v Craig Wright trial on: February 12, 2024, 06:49:45 PM
Let's move the BSV/BCH discussion in a more appropriate thread:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5484918.0
325  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Here's why BCH/BSV lovers constantly attack BTC... on: February 12, 2024, 05:12:43 PM
They do not believe in free market economics (letting the free market decide which chain is more valuable).

Free market dictates that the BTC blockchain is the most valuable in terms of token value AND hashrate amount (security).

They do not like the fact that big block chains (BSV, BCH) have miniscule hashrate compared to BTC, which makes them prone to 51% attacks:

https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2021/08/04/bsv-suffers-51-attack-report/
https://www.coindesk.com/tech/2019/05/24/bitcoin-cash-miners-undo-attackers-transactions-with-51-attack/

Deep inside their heart they know that BTC is the only true Bitcoin, therefore they try to change it as they see fit.

They already have what they want (big blocks in forked/worthless chains), but not in their preferred chain (BTC). Wink

I hope this clears up the whole situation. Smiley
326  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mempool Observer Topic on: February 12, 2024, 05:05:18 PM
     
  • fastestFee: 53 sat/vB
  • halfHourFee: 48 sat/vB
  • hourFee: 42 sat/vB
  • economyFee: 10 sat/vB
  • minimumFee: 5 sat/vB

Here we go again... Roll Eyes
327  Other / Off-topic / Re: Proof of identity vs authentication on: February 12, 2024, 01:41:05 PM
OP is probably playing 4D chess. Start debates, have frankandbeans debate against him, create confusion, use straw man schemes with the actual purpose of making people - especially newbies - question their own beliefs, THEN possibly influence them into believing that the forked shitcoin or the fork of the forked shitcoin is the "Real Bitcoin", AND if that was true,  THEN probably people will start believing that Craig Wright is Satoshi.
You're onto something...

Did you know that he sends unsolicited PMs to various members on this forum to bribe/influence them with BSV? Wink

He has confessed it himself.

ps: He never, ever addresses 51% attacks in the forked chains:

https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2021/08/04/bsv-suffers-51-attack-report/
https://www.coindesk.com/tech/2019/05/24/bitcoin-cash-miners-undo-attackers-transactions-with-51-attack/
328  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Updates from the COPA v Craig Wright trial on: February 12, 2024, 01:10:58 PM
HmmMAA sounds like his evidence that formed his opinion is sourced from coingeek
Actually , i dislike coingeek , there are some articles that worth reading from specific authors but many things written regarding csw are way over biased . I dislike Kurt Wuckert Jr too , he's the main reason is stopped getting information from coingeek some years back .

if you are reading ANYTHING from coingeek you already failed yourself. if you know enough about coingeek to know publishers names you know too much about them. by you admitting you previously relied on them and still read them. shows you are piling up on ketchup instead of gathering real sources(sauces)

as for your previous posts thinking CSW was smart and a candidate of satoshi due to intelligence. as hilariousetc just linked.. CSW not only used ghost writers to write his degree stuff, the stuff wrote were plagiarised. whole blocks of texts copy and pasted..  thus not showing any sign of individual intelligence/novel thinking.

he is cunning. has skills in forgery, but this does not translate to intelligence..
much like criminals have "street smarts" but get caught and put in prison.. does not translate to being smart enough to not get caught. they just have cunning to scam/steal enough to survive until caught. cunning is not equal to intelligence.
CSW is getting caught in court right now
I'll never understand why courts are considered "objective", since they're being ruled by (subjective) human beings with hidden agendas.

The exact same courts didn't declare mandatory lockdowns illegal... just sayin'.

I don't believe a single word that comes from them.
329  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is it okay for Bitcoin Core development to be funded by Banks? on: February 11, 2024, 05:48:17 PM
I am more curious on what kinds of terms would Banks offer in return for the money they invest?? Banks are no charities, they are normal capitalists just like you and me.

I think that there should be 100% transparency here so the Bitcoin and crypto community are aware of the things going on and that we should be watchful. I am sure that these capitalists have their own financial interest on things they are doing, though we also have to consider that organizations can fund something without expecting something in return. I am just wondering why there is no big movement coming from Bitcoin supporters and enthusiasts to instead crowdsource the Bitcoin Core development...or has there been one already?

It may not be the sinister intrigue everyone's assuming it is.

The companies in question here are ones that are running some of these new Bitcoin ETFs.  The funds they are offering to the developers are derived from the profits of running those ETFs.  They may already have everything they need and they're simply offering to give something back to ensure development continues.  

If you already had a 'golden goose', you wouldn't let it starve, would you?  You'd pay just a little bit to feed the thing, so it continues to lay golden eggs.  Investing in the source of your wealth is just good business sense.
Exactly.

Nobody cries that Linux is taken over by Microsoft.

Linux development requires money, so somebody has to fund it. It's no longer a hobby project by Linus Torvalds.

https://www.zdnet.com/article/linus-torvalds-isnt-worried-about-microsoft-taking-over-linux/
330  Other / Off-topic / Re: Proof of identity vs authentication on: February 11, 2024, 05:29:25 PM
The good part here is there is the technology to have a fair KYC based on zero knowledge proofs which will strengthen our privacy , and tracking of stolen funds so we can make sure that they will never go the hands of criminals .
Too bad EU Digital ID/ID2020 have nothing to do with zkProofs (interesting tech, for sure).

If KYC was mandatory for everyone, Bitcoin wouldn't have been invented by Satoshi. Banks would have squashed it from the get-go (pretty easy to do a 51% attack back in 2009).

Unless you claim that Satoshi/Bitcoin is a covert NSA conspiracy to promote the NWO agenda and bring CBDC upon the masses. Is that what you think?

Blockchain was created to have everything auditable .
Says who? Satoshi or CSW?

What we should do as citizens is to force banks and states to use blockchain so any of their actions can be auditable .
Do you honestly believe that the elites will want their actions to be transparent to the masses? Would you want that if you were Bill Gates or Klaus Schwab? I'm pretty sure you wouldn't.

Do you think they're gonna buy drugs or hookers (I won't even mention Epstein Island "activities") with an auditable currency or CBDC?

You don't seem a gullible person to me. You seem more like a... trojan horse, I might say. Wink
331  Other / Off-topic / Re: Proof of identity vs authentication on: February 11, 2024, 05:22:06 PM
To be honest, I think it's really stupid a Bitcoin enthusiast is promoting KYC when there are many bad thing with that, read Why KYC is extremely dangerous – and useless.

I guess you're fine to live without privacy where your government knows all of your password, know how much money you have, where you live etc and when the database got hacked, it means everyone also knows about everything you have.
"Welcome to 2030. I own nothing, have no privacy, and life has never been better"

https://medium.com/world-economic-forum/welcome-to-2030-i-own-nothing-have-no-privacy-and-life-has-never-been-better-ee2eed62f710

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/images/ic/480xn/p05yfdh3.jpg.webp

HmmMAA is a huge NWO & WEF fanatic. Wink
332  Local / Ελληνικά (Greek) / Re: Πότε θα σκάσει η φούσκα των ενοικίων; on: February 10, 2024, 08:18:25 PM
https://www.pronews.gr/elliniki-politiki/i-ee-vazei-vomva-sta-akinita-ton-ellinon-energeiaki-kostovora-anavathmisi-tous-allios-den-tha-polountai-noikiazontai/

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Τι σημαίνει αυτό πρακτικά; «Σημαίνει, μεταξύ άλλων, πως θα ενταθεί το πρόβλημα της έλλειψης κατοικίας, αφού εκατομμύρια κτίρια θα τεθούν διά νόμου εκτός συναλλαγής (κυρίως εκτός μίσθωσής τους), παρά το γεγονός ότι έχει αυξηθεί, και αναμένεται να αυξηθεί ακόμη περισσότερα το επόμενο διάστημα, η ζήτηση για κατοικία, ιδίως από τα νέα ζευγάρια» συμπληρώνει.

Με τις υγείες σας οι οικολόγοι/πράσινοι/climate-concerned...
333  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is it okay for Bitcoin Core development to be funded by Banks? on: February 10, 2024, 12:18:11 PM
Aren't 8 years enough to understand that you have been tricked ? 

You're absolutely hilarious.  Haven't laughed that hard in a while, heh.  From another topic:

At this point i'm 95% certain that he is satoshi or was one of the architects behind the pseudonym .

"He" being Craig Scammer Wright.  If anyone has been tricked, it's you.  Maybe one day soon you'll come back to reality.  Until then, enjoy your delerium.

Actually, I'm being too charitable.  You're not stupid, you know that piece of shit fraudster isn't satoshi.  This is just another wilful deception on your part.  You're only here participating in these topics in a feeble attempt to sucker people into using your worthless clonecoin.  To call you an opportunist scumbag would be an understatement.
Let's just say Franky1 is a saint compared to HmmMAA! Grin
334  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mempool Observer Topic on: February 10, 2024, 11:02:34 AM
It's good that fees are dropping, I guess the BRC-20 scam didn't last for too long.

I doubt we're gonna see 1 sat/vB, but I'll be glad if I can be proven wrong. Smiley
335  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Updates from the COPA v Craig Wright trial on: February 10, 2024, 10:58:41 AM
HmmMAA & LeezHamilton's information "sources"(pronounced for satire) are closer to ketchup, not credible

I had already watched the bitcoin belle panel
fun fact
even going back as far as CSW's first public appearance (in that panel you speak of).. bitcoin belle later opened up, admitted and debunks many things about CSW, she admits she was duped into introducing him to the "big players" of bitcoin via his conniving tactics
HmmMAA is not a good judge of characters, otherwise he would have understood that CSW is a huge narcissist/attention whore. Satoshi was quite the opposite, a humble person. Everyone with basic human psychology knowledge must have noticed so far.

Regarding polymaths, other people are polymaths too, but he loves to diss them... why? Because they don't support CSW's narrative.

Gotta love his double standards... he even criticizes politicians for bribery, but he does the exact same thing via PMs (bribing with BSV and trying to influence young, gullible students).

His hypocrisy is beyond the roof and I'm surprised nobody has noticed it so far.

it's common for those that just stick to others opinions because they are too lazy to do some proof of work (sick Smiley ) .
Says the guy who believes climate change is caused by red meat & gasoline consumption. Cheesy

Don't pretend you're a critical thinker, because you're not. You're closely following a little girl's (Greta Thunberg) narrative. Grin Such a shame for a supposed 50-year old guy... Wink
336  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is it okay for Bitcoin Core development to be funded by Banks? on: February 09, 2024, 12:26:01 AM
I just read in two publications that VanEck and BitWise will be funding Core development.

https://bitcoinist.com/bitcoin-etf-by-vaneck-benefit-btc-core-developers/
https://www.forbes.com/sites/digital-assets/2024/01/30/the-bitcoin-spot-etf-a-catalyst-for-change-in-bitcoin-first-companies/?sh=13226e9f2827

There is a clear conflict of interest here.  Should this be allowed? Should anyone have this kind of influence over the Core code?

As far as I know Satoshi developed the initial code and accepted no money in return for this very reason.
I wouldn't worry that much.

People have said the same thing about Linux and Microsoft's involvement:

https://rcpmag.com/articles/2012/04/04/microsoft-credited-as-a-top-linux-kernel-contributor.aspx
https://thenextweb.com/news/in-your-face-google

Can someone honestly claim that Linux (Kernel) is compromised? Even though it's open-source?

Even if that was the case (it's not), there are still alternatives such as FreeBSD, OpenBSD etc.

I can see cause for some concern.  But I'd be more worried if they were conventional commercial banks.  VanEck and Bitwise are more to do with asset management, brokerage, etc.  Plus, they're seemingly on board with the general concept of Bitcoin and have made it a central pillar of their respective business models.  If they now rely on Bitcoin, it makes sense that they'd want to contribute to its continued development.  I'm confident the community are vigilant enough to notice if there were any sudden changes in approach or direction for Bitcoin development and would act according.  It's a potential conflict of interests and transparency should help ensure it's only ever potential.
Bitcoin is not much different compared to Linux.

It's slowly becoming a viable "commercial product" (in terms of ETF offerings).

Also, BTC needs to remain decentralized to maintain its high valuation (and go even higher).

They cannot turn it into a centralized currency (CBDC) and still expect it to cost a lot.

oh and doomad and his ilk/clan doesnt believe in "one cpu one vote"
Oh, come on, "1 CPU = 1 vote" has been long dead (ever since ASICs came out).

If you want that, better move to Monero (but I guess your BTC stash is too valuable, so you're not gonna do it).

institutions know they cannot get middlemen commission from the network itself (unless they run mining equipment)
so they want to make bitcoin annoying to use so that people revert to using centralised services and subnetworks that involve middlemen

Don't forget LN , that's the trojan horse they're expecting to gain profits from . That's why all the funding from corporations to devs is headed towards the development of L2's leaving L1 out . The good thing is that they're too ignorant to understand that L2's are an impossible solution and are just burning money .

Anyone else find it a funny coincidence that the BSV user agrees with franky1?

Common goals are common, methinks.

Best of luck to anyone who thinks they can achieve global adoption of a single blockchain without utilising off-chain technology or totally centralising the entire network.  Your task is laughably implausible.
Wanna know what's funny about HmmMAA?

He claims other people are conspiracy theorists, all while he's the biggest conspiracy theorist (he believes NSA/CIA are behind BTC/Satoshi Nakamoto and also he believes that DCG/MasterCard control the BTC Core dev team). Grin

He's the biggest hypocrite you're gonna find on this forum.

Seems that me , franky and some others are too stubborn to let you poison the newbies with nonsense . Our common is that we love bitcoin even if we disagree on parts while you love anything other than it .
You do not love Bitcoin (BTC), you love BSV.

You hate BTC with a passion and want to see it destroyed. Be honest for once.

Franky1 might be eccentric, but at least he doesn't love shitcoins/Bitcoin forks with tons of 51% attacks:

https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2021/08/04/bsv-suffers-51-attack-report/
https://www.coindesk.com/tech/2019/05/24/bitcoin-cash-miners-undo-attackers-transactions-with-51-attack/

I agree , but mining isn't based on rapspis to work . To find an optimised solution in an NP-hard problem computational power is needed . Do you think your rapspi will be able to handle a massive amount of paths and liquidity if/when LN is implemented ?
You remind me of WAntilles on adslgr who claimed years ago that ARM CPUs (on iPhone) are "Fisher Price toys" compared to x86. Therefore iPhone is "DOA", it has no "future".

That didn't age well, did it? Especially considering Apple's ARM progress.

A new Raspberry has been released, with a faster ARM CPU and more RAM... maybe you should check it out.

Seems that me , franky and some others are too stubborn to let you poison the newbies with nonsense . Our common is that we love bitcoin even if we disagree on parts while you love anything other than it .  

Those attempting to lure newbies into a cheap imitation of Bitcoin with scammy forks are the ones spreading poison.  If I thought you were merely a victim of the scam, I'd be more tolerant of you.  But from everything I'm seeing, you appear to be part of that scam.  And that means I'm not holding back.
Not only that, but he also defends Calvin Ayre's predictions:

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/bitcoin-price-crash-zero-says-204253747.html

And you know who Calvin Ayre is, right?

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fn0D09YaMAQF9Uj?format=jpg&name=small
https://files.catbox.moe/ve2wtn.jpg

We've tried to explain to him many times before that the free market has decided which blockchain has the highest valuation AND hashrate, but he still doesn't get it.

He's so butthurt that he believes there's a crazy tinfoil hat conspiracy organized by bad actors (forum members/BTC maxis) against BSV, "the only true Bitcoin envisioned by Satoshi". Cheesy

Watch him trying to attack me, even though everything I've said can be verified by his posts on this forum.

ps: If you pay close attention to him, you'll see that he's enamored by Craig Wright and he even admits that he's a pricky personality.

Guess what? HmmMAA is equally pricky judging by his insults to other members!

Those attempting to lure newbies into a cheap imitation of Bitcoin with scammy forks are the ones spreading poison.  If I thought you were merely a victim of the scam, I'd be more tolerant of you.  But from everything I'm seeing, you appear to be part of that scam.  And that means I'm not holding back.
The only scam that currently exists is btc . Btc is just an altcoin
Spoken like a true flat earther. Grin

Or maybe like Calvin Ayre too:

https://twitter.com/CalvinAyre/status/1577732304440815616

Quote from: BSV pedophile
This is to conform with existing property law. The alts like BTC etc will be forced to follow this also..or they will be wiped out by regulators.

This didn't age too well either, right?

yep HmmMAA is promoting a scam coin

but doomad promotes a different network too.. which has flaws, bugs, and bottlenecks. which for years have not been solved..

both people are as bad as each other.. both trying to compete to offramp people away from bitcoin. both wanting to ruin bitcoin with annoyances to promote their other networks they prefer
I definitely don't promote they way i get how promotion works , i support both bch and bsv because they are closer to the vision satoshi had about bitcoin
Stop lying, you've confessed that you join this forum to bribe users with BSV (you send PMs to lure people into the BSV ecosystem -> that's what drug dealers do too).

There is a very famous and young member on this forum/thread that accepted BSV donations from you. Don't make me tell his name, I don't want to expose him. You know what I'm saying is 100% true.

It’s safe to say that it is conflict of interest but I don’t think it matters if their intentions are clean. As far as they are not against the anonymity and be-your-own-bank idea of Bitcoin, they can find with any amount they want to. At the end of the day Bitcoin will enjoy the benefits. Also, considering that they are supporting Bitcoin, I hope their banking system allows people to trade Bitcoin else it wouldn’t make sense.

Do you think it is a benefit to Bitcoin and the community for Bitcoin to be traded as an ETF or would it be better if people used it peer-to-peer?

Financial institutions of all types are promoting bitcoin as an investment to be held by the institution giving them control of the asset and the transactions.

This is how they plan to move people away from using Bitcoin as a currency.  It is working!!
I believe you should get BTC and store it/use it in your own personal wallet.

ETF was made for the big guys (the likes of Bill Gates etc.)
337  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Updates from the COPA v Craig Wright trial on: February 08, 2024, 10:40:56 PM
That's exactly the reason identity isn't proven the way community wants satoshi to come forward and introduce himself . Keys can be stolen , public identity can't be altered ( well , that doesn't apply to rainbow people ) .
If someone had stolen Satoshi's keys, chances are he would try to liquidate his huge stash (1.100.000 BTC) either to become rich (in terms of USD/EUR) and/or to destroy BTC's reputation (with a sharp drop in fiat valuation).

Also, nobody has revealed Satoshi's identity so far, but HmmMAA claims it's a covert NSA/CIA conspiracy (they "know" who Satoshi is, but they just won't tell anyone, even though we know governments want to destroy BTC).

My knowledge is limited
And yet, you're here to judge others and claim that you have some sort of "technical expertise".

Wanna tell us what's your expertise? What do you do for a living in the real world? (I don't want to reveal it for you)
338  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mempool Observer Topic on: February 04, 2024, 01:35:58 AM
i personally have more bitcoin wealth than JJG
Source?

Do you know his BTC stash? Or does he know yours?
339  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mempool Observer Topic on: February 03, 2024, 06:56:34 PM
If I had it my way, I would double the block size with every halving.

Every 2 years processing power (and HDD/SSD storage) is doubled, so 4 years seems pretty moderate for doubling the block size, don't you think?

Currently we would have had a 32MB block size (with SegWit) or an 8MB block size (Legacy). Do the math and find out how much the block size would grow until 2140.

BUT maybe (I'm not 100% sure) Satoshi didn't want to ruin the emerging fee market, since BTC is a deflationary currency (unlike XMR which has a tail emission of 0.6 XMR per block).

I don't think it's possible to have our cake (increased block size) and eat it too (healthy fee market).

We can all agree that 1-4MB blocks are too small for 2024 tech (compared to 2009 tech), but we're stuck with what we have and nobody in their right mind wants a hard fork.

Just like nobody wants to abandon IPv4 in favor of IPv6 or 32-bit in favor of 64-bit... backwards compatibility is a necessary evil in the IT space. IT guys get it. Non-IT guys will never get it.

perhaps even really poor people in the $1 per day category might also be using bitcoin on second or third layers and maybe not even knowing it.
I truly believe that (billions of Android users don't even know they actually use Linux), but I'm concerned about self-custody.

There is a tricky/delicate balance between freedom and user-friendliness...
340  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mempool Observer Topic on: February 01, 2024, 10:07:14 PM
Bitcoin is already way to complicated for 80% of the world poulation. It does not make any sense to me how some hardcore nerds are really this far in the digital world, that they think they should invent a second layer payment system that people should then use everyday. This will never catch on, and if it will it is still idiotic.
People said the same thing about Linux during the 90s/2000s, that Linux would never become user-friendly enough to displace Windows and then Android came along with mobile devices... Wink

How can you be so sure that we won't have a similar innovation/adoption curve with Bitcoin?
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