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Where the dude @ M-worthy for who’s first Cheers Amsterdam? |
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But they will continue to buy the Russian oil and gas |
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Bitcoin SV Sustainability Put Into Question As Blockchain Size Balloons Over 7 Terabytes
By Rahul Nambiampurath
6 October 2022, 06:21 GMT+0000
Updated by Kyle Baird
6 October 2022, 08:11 GMT+0000
In Brief
The Bitcoin Satoshi Vision (BSV) blockchain has crossed 7 TB in total size, adding about 4 GB per day.
Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp said that the growth in size would be unsustainable and is 'an epic self-own.'
The BSV token has dived sharply in 2022 and is currently priced at just under $50.
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Bitcoin SV Sustainability Put Into Question As Blockchain Size Balloons Over 7 Terabytes
The Bitcoin SV (Satoshi’s Vision) blockchain has crossed 7 TB in total size. It is adding about 4 GB per day, which is receiving some criticism.
The Bitcoin Satoshi Vision (BSV) blockchain has crossed 7 TB, as seen in network data. The network is adding about 4 GB per day, as noted by cypherpunk and software engineer Jameson Lopp. He said that the resource is “being priced at ~$50 per gigabyte in transaction fees” and that it was an “epic unsustainable self-own.”
The BSV blockchain is on track to triple in size this year, having recently exceeded 7 TB, adding 4 GB per day. This resource is being priced at ~$50 per gigabyte in transaction fees. Epic unsustainable self-own. pic.twitter.com/dbCTWH3J9D
— Jameson Lopp (@lopp) October 5, 2022
The network has been growing exponentially since July 2021, when it was under 4 TB in size. Compare that to bitcoin, which is about 430 GB in total size, and Ethereum, which is about 943 GB in size. A $50 increase in transaction fees per GB is substantial, and at 4 GB per day, that’s a $200 increase that would be economically challenging.
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BSV blockchain size: Blockchair
Bitcoin SV is a hard fork of the Bitcoin Cash protocol, which took place in 2018. The purported goal was to create a more advanced version of the original Bitcoin protocol, and it was created by Craig Wright, who is notorious for claiming to be Satoshi Nakamoto.
Wright has been in the news recently as well, largely for his case against Hodlonaut, which is taking place in Norway. He has also been accused of plagiarizing his doctoral thesis.
BSV still having a tough time legally
BSV itself has been the subject of controversy in recent times. The BSV Association had been tasked with developing and making software for the BSV network. This was a court order that stated the tool had to be developed within 30 days from the filing. It asks for the software to be able to allow miners to comply with orders to freeze lost or stolen coins.
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BSV Association is in contempt of a court order since July 1, 2022. 🤓
No one cares, but Craig should. His 1Feex & #Faketoshi stash on BSV will be worthless the moment that Notary Tool is operational. Not any exchange is going to have liquidity for him to sell that BSV crap. pic.twitter.com/TQKSnLzu7I
— No Rest For The Wicked 🔥 ∞/21M ⚡ (@Arthur_van_Pelt) October 5, 2022
The BSV chain has large block sizes, which is a point of pride for its supporters. The network processed 2.5 million transactions in a single block earlier this year.
A rough 2022
BSV has not had the best year, with the price going down like other tokens during the market crash. It is currently priced at just under $50 with a fully diluted market cap of approximately $1 billion.
BSV/USDT: TradingView
The coin is down from its all-time high of $491, though it is up from its all-time low of roughly $37. Even then, it still remains in the top 50 by market cap. The network also experienced a 51% attack last year, which also affected its price briefly.
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Russian lines continue to collapse in eastern and southern Ukraine.  ... Crimea will always be Russian and will never be American. Period. I Don't care . Fuck all the war mongering arseholes |
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get some sleep buddy, you are up the whole day.
I fucking hate Chartbuddy. Always cluttering up my experience here. Thank goodness for the Ignore button. Merited the retarded bot 50 because I felt like it. Tongue-bang my taint, haters. Fucking legend 💜💜💜Love you Bob |
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 Merit abuse.I think he is abusing the merit of being a senior member. He gave him 21 merits for a simple post. WOW thread a Senior members are given merit if they post any kind of posts. I think if senior members give merit to a new member's post then he will try to post better. Are you serious? Chartbuddy contributions to the WO are second only to JJG'S I echo Bob's sentiment |
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 I really don't know what yo make of that tweet. So, I decided to ask here. How true is that because I believe next halving will be in 2024. SourceIgnorance and codswallop |
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$25000 very soon me thinks 🤔
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Let's do the math, because dollars make no sense when talking about a metal: $10,000,000,000,000,000,000 dollar and $55,000,000 per tons. That's 182 billion tons. Now let's see what National Geographic has to say: one geoscientist calculated that there are 1.6 quadrillion tons of gold in the core—that’s enough to gild the entire surface of the planet half-a-meter (1.5 feet) thick Why bother with an asteroid, if the earth's core holds 8800 times more gold? Probably unimaginable pressures and heat not to mention radiation makes it unobtainable compared to space I believe they are both practically unobtainable. I wonder why we need to use asteroids and planet cores as evidence to show that gold sucks compared to Bitcoin... It's rather obvious, no? Yes 100% agreed |
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Let's do the math, because dollars make no sense when talking about a metal: $10,000,000,000,000,000,000 dollar and $55,000,000 per tons. That's 182 billion tons. Now let's see what National Geographic has to say: one geoscientist calculated that there are 1.6 quadrillion tons of gold in the core—that’s enough to gild the entire surface of the planet half-a-meter (1.5 feet) thick Why bother with an asteroid, if the earth's core holds 8800 times more gold? Probably unimaginable pressures,distance and heat not to mention radiation makes it unobtainable compared to space |
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Please fuck off and shill Swan elsewhere. |
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