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shemuel 1mo

17qWgS…6DfE Unverified · twetch

How would the internet work if it was in hosted on the BSV network? From a technical standpoint?🍿

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Transaction: 47c1c5572eb21600b9b4ef372af13f549b6cadc10f5c4a50355ab9d26830fdc7
Block: 961 924
Time: 2026-08-12T01:35:47Z
Signer: 17qWgSmRK9DpvefGxee9R9ZQ7BQQhd6DfE
App: twetch
Type: post
Content type: text/markdown

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chris co 1mo

1Pif9p…3xcE Unverified · twetch

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something something ipv6 addresses tied to public keys

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shemuel 1mo

17qWgS…6DfE Unverified · twetch

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I am hoping to get a layman's description that can be easily understood by people who do not necessarily use Bitcoin, but all replies are welcome.

chris co 1mo

1Pif9p…3xcE Unverified · twetch

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Ok. I wrote something for you:
Bitcoin and the New Internet

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chris co 1mo

1Pif9p…3xcE Unverified · twetch

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On the internet every computer needs to have an address. This is the so called Internet Protocol (IP) address. The address needs to be unique. Two different computers should not have the same address at the same time. In effect, a computer's IP address becomes the identity of the computer on the network.

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