"BSV: The Real Bitcoin and the Biggest Heist in History"
Well, here is my take on this interview with SirToshi.
People should focus more on building on BSV rather than simply buying the coin and hoping its value goes up. I have a lot of respect for SirToshi, but sometimes I feel he puts too much emphasis on the idea of buying BSV because it is the real BitCoin (which I completely agree with), instead of encouraging people to focus on building real-world applications and creating genuine utility.
If there is no utility, there is no demand. Real adoption comes from businesses using the network to trade actual products and services. Not from gambling on the price. Period!
And please SirToshi, stop saying that BSV will reach $2 billion per coin. Dr. Craig Wright recently wrote a very good article explaining why Bitcoin can never reach such high prices.
https://x.com/CsTominaga/status/2043520941964268021
And, by the way, what is the main purpose of promoting these theories to the general public? What does it actually achieve?
We should be promoting the idea of building real-world use cases, not telling people to HODL for dear life.
That is the whole BTC narrative, and frankly, I think we’re all tired of those nursery rhymes. Please!
Grow up and start building real-world solutions.