It is really unfortunate to see fights like these, grow up and have the patience to listen to everyone, if they want to walk out they can do that rather than having a fight so the entire world could watch, there is huge population outside who does not understand what is going on nor invested in the crypto market and all they see is two or three factions fighting out in the public which will not help anyone.
The people that get listened to are those with the biggest platforms. That's why banks now control the development of our once precious currency. |
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Bitcoin is an online currency. Even if started with a lower price. Now its value is beyond the reach of ordinary people. But, nowadays, it seems that Bitcoin is losing its popularity.Because, not receiving validity in low income countries. It may be the main reason.
People in low-income countries can't use the currency due to the artificial fee market created by Blockstream. But not worries. There are many alternatives coming along which will solve this problem like Bitcoin Cash which is fully aligned with the original vision. |
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Bitcoin has achieved so much praise in such a short period of time but its potential dictates to elevate even higher. A lot of work needs to be done to make it mainstream.
Yes, a lot of work!Like restoring on-chain scaling and fixing the proof of work bug. Without these changes, the currency is simply not sustainable. |
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I sincerely don't know when CW realized when to stop his stunts and disappear in crypto space. Maybe he really wants to go to prison and stay there forever??? He turned out to be one pathetic person trying to gain attention from everyone. He can't regain his image anymore, if there's image to protect in the first place.
Don't buy into the Gaslighting!CSW is Satoshi and authored every single Satoshi post on this forum. |
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If BTC sticks with Proof of Work instead of upgrading the consensus model, the world will have plenty of water because all of the icebergs in Antarctica will melt flooding the earth.
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People have dinner with Craig all the time. I'm sure he wouldn't mind having you as a guest.
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Now that the government completely controls BTC development this is no longer the case.
Why do you think Txs are being pushed out onto L2 custodial nodes?
Go take a look at some of the state money transmitter laws. 1 MB blocks have nothing to do with improving decentralization.
Don't allow Blockstream to gaslight you too.
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While some coins are fine, probably best to avoid BTC.
1. Proof of work is not sustainable.
2. 1 MB pushs Tx onto L2 custodial nodes.
3. Banks now control BTC development.
If these secrets don't get out BTC will rise. If the masses discover the truth, it will probably crash.
Choose your cryptos wisely!
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bitcoin will replace all these traditional online payment processors such as Paypal, Apple pay,... soon and it won't matter if they adopt blockchain technology themselves. for example even if Paypal turned into a token it still wouldn't change anything about its replacement by bitcoin because bitcoin is decentralized and it also doesn't have the huge disadvantage of them which is charge back ability.
There is no doubt that Bitcoin has all the qualities to easily replace the traditional online payment methods available currently but the problem most people who don't really understand how bitcoin operates and its nature is the volatility of its price. Due to this, majority are scared to adapt using it for their transactions. And others invest in it rather than using it to pay for their transactions online. In addition, the Bitcoin network is very slow, it is not intended for micro payments now. Bitcon acts as gold in the cryptocurrency market. Payments in Bitcoins should be tangible. I'm glad you used the word "Now". Thanks Blockstream!  |
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I've noticed this myself.
The decline can be evidenced by searching 'bitcoin' TOP and seeing the dwindling number of quality posts.
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We don't know so much about the creator of the king of crypto but still we trust it.
We actually know exactly who the creators are: Craig Wright and Dave Kleiman. |
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Unless the developers solve the Proof of Work (PoW) bug Bitcoin will destroy itself.
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Gents, Am I the only one thinks that bitcoin can be erased in the same way it is created? Dont you think any attack can kill it?
Unless the Proof of Work bug is solved, Bitcoin will destroy itself. |
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The organizers of this event are doing wrong. Such scammers and liars as Craig Wright should be eliminated from these kinds of conferences. In my opinion, this is another PR move to attract more people, but in my opinion it is very stupid and not professional
Never thought I'd see the day when Satoshi Nakamoto was called a scammer on bitcointalk.org. I have some evidence that CSW is the author of every Satoshi post on this forum. |
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Bitcoin isn't a safe haven, it's a hot mess.
Thanks to Blockstream we have 1 MB blocks and a network that's been converted into an L2 custodial system and settlement layer.
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Among all people the organizer could invite, they decided to invite CW rather than many others who have better reputation and probably cheaper to invite as well.
I think the only people who would to the conference are CW/Ver supporters or newcomers on cryptocurrency/blockchain world.
Interesting that you would have a problem with Satoshi Nakamoto attending a crypto conference. |
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Hi, Gents,
I think there has to be a way to create a tracking system for bitcoin. Every wallet must contain ids. Otherwise, bitcoin can be always used for money laundering. If you want to launder money, you can find a cash seller everywhere. After bitcoin is bought, noone can prove whose bitcoin it is. I think this is the only think that preventing bitcoin to become a global currency. Do you think it would worth this much if it is trackable. I dont think so. There will be altcoins that work with tracking system and ids. They will become a global currency. Bitcoin? I think never. What do you think?
Since Bitcoin is now primarily controlled by banks, I think it's going to stick around for a while. However, over the long term, it is certainly not sustainable with its current PoW consensus model. |
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While Craig Wright was in fact the author of the whitepaper and all of Satoshi's posts on bitcointalk.org, I feel he should give more credit to his partner in crime Dave Keilman who died a horrible death before BTC's rise to popularity.
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I haven't been trading my bitcoins and cryptos since this year begins, but I have noticed that the hype train is slowing down since then, compared to last year. I want some honest opinion about the future outlook of BTC or crypto per se. Should investors invest in it ?
Cryptocurrencies (not just BTC) will eventually obsolete all forms of centrally-issued fiat. It's just a matter of time. |
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