all scaling ever was about
go
industrial
no hobby system / experiment ever scaled from its laboratory setup
get over and see how BSV does that - it works EXACTLY a Satoshi designed it
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@hv_. In all honesty and sincerity, I fail to see how Satoshi's pure BitCoin can be more industrial than smooth's Aeon.
It's just pure bitcoin - the DNA that did start everything better u get that - but I admit - its not easy what caused all the 2000 shitcoins incl segshit
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Not buying not selling... just HODLing... If no one buys the price won't rise up. right - hodl is such fkcud up only real scale & use can fix bitcoin - finally: hodl: no use case
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Price bla, hodl and ponzi are the three real viruses of bitcoin
Scale and use fix that
rest will just die
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Alle solln hodln - nee Wenn der Waal aus dem Pool steigt, ist fast kein Wasser mehr drinn - also brüllt der Waal: HODL am lautesten
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lovely tldr Bitcoin Car 1.0 is BSV - can do all the jobs scalabel and compliant nothing more needed - all the rest is kodak / pets.com = scam
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@hv_. Is that a joke? Also, is that a different coin spelled with a capital c hehehe?
In any case, if there was any cryptocoin that was ready to be industrial why has it not become used industrially? I reckon that I can say similar with my coin, Aeon. I reckon I can also say Aeon is more ready for industrial use than your BitCoin.
Just pure BitCoin - spelled by Satoshi - no segshit, no ctor ...
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Kurs helt nicht. Wir fellt
Sell off hat seine eigenen Regeln - yep PAN(dem)IC
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Just a quick update on the case: Micree Ketuan Zhan, the ousted co-founder of Bitmain, has filed another lawsuit in his fight to regain control of the bitcoin mining giant – this time in his home country. A recent notice from the Changle District court in China’s Fujian province indicates Zhan has filed a lawsuit against Bitmain’s fully-owned subsidiary Fujian Zhanhua Intelligence Technologies, as well as Beijing Bitmain Technologies as a related third party.
A hearing of the case was scheduled on Feb. 11, according to the notice, although it's likely postponed due to the disruption caused by the coronavirus outbreak. While it’s not clear what the exact allegations are, the court says the case relates to a “shareholder qualification confirmation dispute.”
The case adds to the ongoing litigation in the Cayman Islands Zhan has filed against the company that he co-founded with Jihan Wu in 2013, casting further uncertainty on the outcome of the power struggle at the world’s largest miner maker as well as its planned initial public offering in the U.S. https://www.coindesk.com/exiled-bitmain-co-founder-is-fighting-back-with-second-lawsuitSo he is not going down without a fight, again, this case might drag Bitmain again, I haven't check their quarterly profits, I'm assuming they are still way below their target and this case could cause them millions. So let's see how this power struggle goes. Op - Risks all the way down in PoW / mining. This is good for 'decentralization' of powers btw We will soon see more regulated and more stable mining companies - like TAAL Original Bitcoin and its setup is such disruptive, don't play its rules - go bankrupt ...
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Noch kein final sell off?
Naja, der chart sagt eh nix voraus
ohje - ich sags noch. Morgen ist zum Glück Wochenende - feddich hmm - war da was?
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This dump is very healthy in the long term. Driving out moonboys and imposters, leaving cheaper coins to buy for true users. The Halvening is a non event. Not like speculators and idiots think it will.
Looking forward to a nice gradual multi-year rise ‘2016-style’ after this shit is over.
Interesting... who's gonna buy after? And for what reason?
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Noch kein final sell off?
Naja, der chart sagt eh nix voraus
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@hv_. I have said already that we should stop classifying bitcoin. In any case, what coins do you reckon are ready to go industrial that will not die?
Clean original BitCoin
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I can see that many of the local Bitcoin exchanges have come online, after the ruling by the Supreme Court. But I don't expect the Finance Ministry to remain as onlookers. They may try to finalize some legislation, which makes it difficult for these exchanges to operate within India. The current Finance Minister (Nirmala Sitharaman) is considered to be hostile to Bitcoin, and even her predecessor (Arun Jaitley) held the same views
again, all this will depend on HOW it will be used - just for money launderey, crime, capital runnaway - the show stops sooner don t do shit with bitcoin - it is transparent af - crime ll be caught !
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@hv_. We should avoid classifiying bitcoin as a safe haven, digital gold, oil or maybe anything I reckon. We may use it as a speculative investment, for payments, for gambling, however, maybe the world does not know what it is yet. It is not a coin even if we call it a coin. Agreed on this statement from the article. Gurbacs said, adding the safe haven narrative hasn’t been disproven because “bitcoin is a relatively young asset and it’s not a full-fledged store of value yet.”Source https://www.coindesk.com/what-the-oil-market-says-about-bitcoins-safe-haven-statusTo declare any crypto as a store of value is utter nonsens > pomp-scam We need some years to see Bitcoin working as much as possible, such as we ve never seen - starting with micro-pay and as a base layer protocol for any sort of digital value transfers than - it will get there atm too many hobby 'experts' running the show - go industrial or die
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Perhaps some of you already know about Calvin Ayre's alter-ego Cole Turner, but I just read up on this today when reading about early online bookies. Apparently Calvin understands the power of marketing sensationalist alter-egos quite well, which makes him think getting on board the Faketoshi train was a brilliant manuver. If you hadn't heard the story before, its an interesting one. https://www.fastcompany.com/898669/personality-behind-online-gaming-site-bodogBut what Ayre did best was marketing. Instead of lying low and counting his dollars quietly, he plastered his face all over Bodog’s Web sites and tied the brand to his own lifestyle. Collaborating with his friend Christopher Costigan of Gambling911.com, a popular industry news site, he created a public alter ego, Cole Turner the CEO, and faked elaborate adventures that Bodog users could follow online. There was a 2003 party excursion to Cambodia pitched to the Web audience as an expedition gone awry, involving hookers, terrorists, opium smugglers, and, ultimately, Turner’s kidnapping. Ayre dressed hotel employees as gun-toting rebels and posted the photos. At least one concerned customer phoned to plead for the release of Bodog’s beloved faux CEO.
“I said, ‘Man, it’s kind of embarrassing, but I’ll do it,’ ” Costigan recalls. “I remember people asking if it’s really happening. I’m like, ‘Are you kidding me? You actually believe this stuff?’ ”
In 2004, Ayre outed Turner, then picked up the old boy’s fedora himself, flaunting a playboy lifestyle under his own name and modeling himself after his two idols, Hugh Hefner and Richard Branson — hiding nothing while exaggerating everything. “There is no personal in my life,” he told me. Here's another version of the story: To create some attention, Ayre begat the fictitious “Cole Turner” as the public face of Bodog. He convinced Christopher Costigan, owner of Gambling911, an online tabloid promoting Web gambling, to post stories of Turner, an Indiana Jones-like character. In 2003, for example, Ayre turned his vacation to Thailand into a Cole Turner Internet adventure. Using a digital camera, a machete, fake blood and a cast of taxi drivers and massage-parlor girls, Ayre spun the tale of Turner leading an expedition into Cambodia to fight a cell of Buddhist terrorists. Along the way Turner was captured by the Cambodian army, double-crossed by opium warlords in a lost ancient city and wounded in a knife duel while escaping the country. Ayre wrote the eight-story series on the plane back to Costa Rica. It was released during the college bowl season.
The series got noticed. Disgusted bookies at rival companies posted notes on Internet forums saying Turner was a terrible businessman because he was off on an adventure rather than at his desk during one of the busiest betting times of the year. One gambler called Bodog and said he wouldn’t place another bet until he knew if Turner was alive.
But the joke got old. After being quoted in a 2004 Cigar Aficionado magazine story as Cole Turner, Ayre got tired of explaining to reporters that Turner was just a marketing trick. Wonder how long we'll have to wait before he admits Faketoshi was just a marketing trick... lol -poor bashing. the only thing left to ano anarcho trolls to do on poor cheap internet U ll all exit the gene pool with metanet Happy dying Are you implying that we're going to die because of metanet? How would that work? metanetvirus (FTFY) yep BitCoin Satoshi goes Viral
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Are you implying that we're going to die because of metanet? How would that work?
He will come round your house with a paving slab and drive it into your forehead repeatedly until it comes out the back. Then somehow BSV fans will claim that as a tech triumph because why not? The fundament is already done. BSV is clean stable scalable original BitCoin, free of any shit, governance and maximum compliant All the rest in crypto will exit the gene pool cause of economics and regulations Why you don't get that? Hmmm, cause you should not
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Time to buy drink corn buy toilet paper Got enough fiat for that (the only advantage of fiat, it's multi use) small coins are bit tricky but right - multi use is possible tho
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Time to buy drink corn buy toilet paper
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