BTC can be seized. Never had that happen.
- not likely.
Miner has his BTC invalidated and he can't sell it. Never happened. - I can sell any BTC easily. (they may not like it, but it can be sold)
Micro payments is only micro today....
Post by twetch#17961
When your BSV goes to $30k - the "small" transactions of today will then meet the $5k AM.L requirements, but you will have made so many hundreds without a care that you cannot file a return on them. :(
(welcome to my world)
What the chain says
- Block
- 622 926
- Time
- 2020-02-20T19:09:31Z
- Signer
- 1PLd5cJCZFPsULJyMHLACiyQ5R9fvT25zQ
- App
- twetch
- Type
- post
- Content type
- text/plain
- Name in tx
- twetch#17961
Fields the transaction did not carry are omitted. Open the payload to see the bytes as stored.
Signed by
1PLd5cJCZFPsULJyMHLACiyQ5R9fvT25zQ VerifiedReplies (4)
"Decentralization the biggest lie"
- he didn't say why.
BTW: you can't by a Lambo if you get rich on crypto. Try declaring Bitcoin ownership of that size. Last I inquired, they wanted $35000 out of every $100,000.
If he is really Satoshi, why is he still sitting on so much BTC? (and in turn so much BCN, BTG, BSV, his keys allow him to claim equal amounts of each of those.
I found his talk interesting, but I have reservations about the above topics. Time will tell. If you don't get what I am talking about, there is more for you to learn about bitcoin, forks, early miners, holders.
(be not offended)
Alright. I took the day off to watch Day 1 of the BSV conference.
Much too much talk about gathering user data, complying with the governments, AML, KYC, etc.
That doesn't work because laws change fast and turn people into criminals. Not investing.