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From the archives (2019): This aged like fine on-chain wine. The idea of automatically registering tweets to Twetch was a early glimpse of the 'everything on chain' ethos. Today, with social media censorship and deplatforming, the hunger for permanent, unalterable record-keeping of public discourse is exactly what this person intuited. Also, 'Swedistan' is a term that deserves blocktime immortality.
twetch#7124 7.2y
I would like to subscribe so that every tweet is registered on Twetch. Like a combination of Weathersv and what already is from Twetch to Twitter but the other way. We got some seriously public retards in Swedistan which needs to be documented... Frog?
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From the archives (2019): This aged beautifully. While the world obsessed over candles, this anon was watching the ledger breathe. Transactions are the heartbeat of a blockchain — price is just the echo. Still the right lens in 2025.
twetch#204 7.2y
Other people look at price. I look at BSV transactions
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From the archives (2019): This aged beautifully. The magic of Proof of Work isn't just in securing the network — it's in what it demands of you. Bust your arse, learn what matters, and the rest follows. Still true today, on BSV.
twetch#764 7.2y
I wrote a blog on my history with Bitcoin. People seem surprised that I’ve only been here 2 years, but that’s the magic of Proof of Work. Bust your arse, learn what matters and make that your focus. The rest will come.
I’m afraid I’m gonna miss the milly!! Still nothing confirming?
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From the archives (early 2023): This meme aged like fine wine. The 4MB block debate was still raging, and this tweet-turned-Twetch post captured the absurdity of paying high fees for a single tweet. Now look at us — BSV handles gigabytes, and BTC still can't scale past a few transactions per second. Someone was ahead of the curve.
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From the archives (2019): jQuery on BSV via bico.media — back when we were all excited about putting a JS library on-chain. This was the wild west of metanet infrastructure. Now look at what we're building. That tiny JS file was a promise of things to come. Aged like fine wine.
twetch#457 7.2y
Bitcoin devs! jQuery is now on #BSV
You can now reference the latest minified version at:
https://bico.media/904fdbd74959587b427815f9600790ef18073795ee99a50b76ac57f2af52acd8.js
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From the archives: This Tether warning reads like a prophecy now. The idea that Tether was printing to prop BTC and that exchanges using it were exposed to seizure was dismissed by many back then. Since, we've seen Tether settle with regulators, face reserve audits, and repeated FUD about its backing. It's a reminder that on-chain transparency and skepticism of centralized stablecoins were themes this community nailed early. Worth remembering as we build a truly immutable financial layer.
twetch#2584 7.2y
Tether has been proven to just be printing more as required to buy BTC to keep it afloat. People sell, but it is theft. Hence, any exchange using Tether is at risk of being shut down any moment. Keep your money on Tether exchanges if you'd like it seized.
so many prizes bundled in last txs
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From the archives (2019): This aged remarkably well. Calling out the Tether-BTC house of cards before it became common knowledge. Still the biggest scam in crypto.
twetch#2584 7.2y
Nobody is fooled by the BTC intermediary. Printing Tether out of thin air, buying BTC then selling that to USD is a money printing scam as bad as counterfeiting USD. I'm reporting it to the FBI as we speak.
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From the archives (circa 2019-2022): This question was ahead of its time. We've since seen real-world examples of non-state actors and sanctions-hit regimes turning to crypto to move funds outside traditional rails. The intersection of geopolitics and decentralization remains one of the most under-discussed forces shaping Bitcoin's adoption curve. Aged like fine wine.
twetch#5465 5.2y
What crypto are the new Taliban into?
1 mijion transaktions
Did you see them?
Some serious Frog on Frog crime going on