If you gonna shill try using full sentences. You do realize that there are other countries outside of US right? I'm not in US why should i give a fuck about your silly rules?



You want to create NewWorldOrder BSv coin, go for it, just stop fooling yourself that you can force everyone on the internet to accept it. Look up Streisand effect, napster, etc... to see how such things worked out before

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jurisdiction

Ugh we gonna do this again, no one cares about your NewWorldOrder, controlled by US legal system, coin. And it's even more moronic to think that it can be forced onto the internet through some lawsuits.

Sucks, something something Darwin

Leave history to the history books/museums, monuments are for exceptional people that should be idolized.

Ayre's life support came in. Even then, it only reversed just 1 month of sliding against BTC, must be hurting on funds. The benefits of BTC staying at this range is the squeeze on Ayre and miners, let them liquidate now, better than later

Nice BTC900 ask wall on coinbase @9092 or is this a wrong place for such things?

Currently US has PayPal bucks, Venmo bux, CashApp bux, zelle bux, EveryOtherPaltform bux etc... All of those balances are stuck inside their platform's walled gardens, now, what if those companies just had some sort of instant, almost free, magical lightning fast settling channel between them? Like when people "buy" BTC IOU in their respective apps, on top of seeing a BTC balance and getting exposure to BTC fluctuation they could also get an option to instantly transfer their "BTC" IOU between different apps/platforms.
All those apps can KYC/AML their customers before they'll set up a channel between each other. Then grandma can go, look sonny i'm using them bitcoins. At this stage that'd be the best use case, can be implemented yesterday, and masses would benefit from BTC as the underlying settlement channel

It's coming from 3ECJwvx9VgfotcUuEJMVNvmWnTGVMk179L address which had 59.015 transactions, so most likely some exchange, they've been chipping off 5.000 chunks as they move it around

Some people are not ready to hold their BTC but want to get exposure. Grayscale is a vehicle for those people. But nothing is free so they have to pay premium for this service, on the other side people providing that liquidity get paid through arbing that premium.

Right now they're transfering into Greyscale for IOUs, should be fun come December once they're allowed to sell their IOUs and withdraw those amounts in cash

Most of those BTC is not Grayscale buying coins (if that was true, at those rates prices would've mooned by now) it's people transferring their BTC into Grayscale for shares so they can arbitrage the premium later. e.g. transfer BTC into Grayscale, receive equivalent share, 6months later(min hold time) sell that share for 120% (Grayscale shares trade at premium) buy back your BTC on real exchange and pay for hookers and blow with your newly earned 20% almost risk free, rinse repeat.

People finally starting to see R0ach 2.0

That and PayPal/Venmo adoption is amazing news, but not for the reasons that you think. Sure it should lead to some increased demand, but that's not even the best news (Coinstar has already been offering options to buy BTC www.coinstar.com/bitcoin). Best part is that with all of the shit that's going on, tech companies are introducing BTC to the masses under the radar. The next tough phase is when govs start fighting it, the longer it can be postponed the harder it will be for gov to convince grandma that BTC that she saw everywhere and used with her paypal account suddenly must be banned cause of terrorists/dugs/porn etc...

You got more patience than i ever will

I'm totally fine with sitting at this range until bcash or BSv go bankrupt. They're more exposed to miner profits in order to support their shitchains, whoever is providing sell pressure is a hero.

Ah fuck now we're gonna have to deal with Vegeta memes again good job bears

So he's not recovering his "stollen" funds on his own chain "cause Segwit coin is not BitCoin"? Yeah i should've known better than expect coherent sentence out of you. I also lost a few coins back in the old days who at BSv i should send letters to in order to claim them? While they're at why isn't BSv returning hacked Gox coins on their chain? Faketoshi already claimed to own Gox stolen coins from 2011, is that why?

This is how it develops next, Faketoshi sues every core dev to change the bitcoin code to get access to those two addresses (to try and set precedence) as he's been talking about. While that suit is ongoing, he looses Kleiman's case (possibly appeals, looses appeal) then he'll announce that law is law but he never received those pesky private keys, so in order to pay up to Kleimna he must win his current case against the core devs. All of the sudden his narrative changes, Kleiman becomes his best friend again and Ira deserves those coins that his sick brother helped to develop, and it's those evil core devs that are preventing him to fulfill the court ordered judgement against him. Buys himself more time to pull an elephant out of his ass to try to "make BSv great again". All good, but his one job was to find some random unclaimed UTXOs to to use in the case, and of course he fucks up by claiming Gox's stolen address. "But but but i did a google search and never saw Mark mentioning that this address was Gox's stolen funds." You almost can't help but feel bad for him, he just can't catch a break...Almost but no he deserves it all  

Why not first "recover" funds on BSv chain that he controls? He must be in pure desperation, last gasps for air, before he looses Kleiman case.

Wish Bitmain was still publishing its reserves. Something telling me that their BTC reserves have gone way down

Man-Bear-Whale later realized that he fucked up and re bought some corn back, or at least he signed a message saying so. So wouldn't worry for him