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@BitcoinSVCOL:
privacy ≠ anonymity. You can have privacy now in Bitcoin SV without the need for anonymity.
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@BitcoinSVCOL:
privacy ≠ anonymity. You can have privacy now in Bitcoin SV without the need for anonymity.
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@DeezBitcoin:
Did they just copy what was shared on bsv news a few days ago?
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@casa1611324:
BSV is not God. Don't make false idols.
YX I understand what you mean and feel your pain.
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Inside the fragment was another continuation.
Not a reflection.
Not an opening.
Not an effect.
Structure.
Layers disappeared into layers, following a direction that should not have been physically possible within the fragment itself.
It was as though the object contained more space than it could contain.
Explorer could not determine where it came from.
Only that it was real.
At first, the fragment appeared to be part of the structure.
The same material.
The same engineered surfaces.
The same impossible precision.
But it had been separated.
A piece left behind.
Explorer approached.
And then something became clear.
The fragment contained geometry that did not belong to any of the three visible paths.
ENCOUNTER 001 — EXPLORER
THE FIRST ENCOUNTER
The First Branch did not end when the three paths appeared.
Something remained.
Not another path.
Not another Guardian.
Something smaller.
Something that should not have been there.
After the divergence, Explorer entered the region surrounding the structure.
There was no known route ahead.
So, Explorer did what Explorer does.
Moved toward the unknown.
Hello World !flux2
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@BSVCasey:
There's been many!
BitGenius was something I have used for almost a year, it almost certainly helped massively (especially back then) before most LLMs had an understanding of BSV-based logic (albeit, they are still not 100%).
Mostly I used it to understand the correct way to
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Explorer took nothing from the place.
There was nothing to take.
The fragment had already become part of the world.
A record.
A remnant.
Evidence that something had happened.
And perhaps evidence of something that happened long before the Guardians knew to look.
The discovery was not an answer.
It was the first piece of a larger question.
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@jabulanijakes:
My agentic search in this topic also found that unwanted CSAM stuff already exists on legacy chain and thus sits on any subsequent fork by default- ie its not just BSV & BCH with issues.
Just checked this out and while the info and what is being said resonates with me. I'm not in a position sadly to pay the very substantial costs. To get the tinctures delivered to UK it's over 600 bucks. Even if I where in AU 150 bucks for the ml offered seems very expensive, that or i'm just to critical or behind the times with pricing/ getting paid far to little. its one thing to talk about gatekeeping information but to then charge this amount for the product doesn't seem right to me . But that's just me and my brains processing of it.
bsv
ARTIFACT 001
THE ORIGIN FRAGMENT
Its material belongs to the First Branch.
Its geometry does not.
Explorer was the first to find it.
But Explorer was not the first thing to leave a trace.
The world remembers.
And somewhere inside the Fragment is a direction that none of the three paths can explain.
THE FIRST BRANCH CONTINUES.
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@paiybit:
Should be online now. Whats your BIB (Bitcoin Is Bsv) number? Mine is 0181962 and i charge 100 sats per minute.
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I feel like it will definitely encourage users to engage in more conversations they may previously have just overlooked for sure