Segwit did prevail though, because the BTC mob is unified and we aren't. Twetch devs care more about providing infrastructure for our enemies, because they're so desperate for cash. Do you think that handle has any significance to 99.9% of people on Twetch? Would you agree the entire point of restoring the original protocol was to enable casual p2p transactions? If someone introduced themselves as a series of numbers and letters at a party, would you be inclined to do business with them, or even be able to remember their name after a few days?
I'm not saying you should change it or I have all the answers, but I worry that some of our autistic and individualistic tendencies, could prevent us from providing the most possible value to each other. If you've been in Bitcoin for 10 years like I have, you should be frustrated that we still don't have a functional marketplace. My whole purpose here is to get people to realize that we don't have to wait around for Creg or the Twetch team to rescue us. We can build the parallel economy right now, by just advertising our skills, services, and products. At the end of the day, if BSV gets to $40K per coin, but we still have to swap out for fiat to buy all the essentials of life, then we really haven't accomplished anything.
What the chain says
- Block
- 828 869
- Time
- 2024-01-27T04:40:18Z
- Signer
- 1PARbYDhbkVZh5BgmSBsSXjiQFCHNzHm7Y
- App
- twetch
- Type
- post
- Content type
- text/plain
Fields the transaction did not carry are omitted. Open the payload to see the bytes as stored.
1PARbYDhbkVZh5BgmSBsSXjiQFCHNzHm7Y Verified