@SirToshi and I have plans for an online chat this week ... about BSV and much else besides ...
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Post by chris co
@1208 i watched your whole interview with mark atwood, it was very good for the first half, where you concentrated on explaining what bsv is and who craig wright is. in the second half you alluded to rolling icebergs but made it sound as if every bagholder was going to be a millionaire. in my humble opinion that part of the interview was ridiculous and sent the wrong vibes about why bitcoin sv is important. it was copium in it purest form. just a small feedback. thank you for your consideration. /pay @1208 $1
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I also found it very cringe when he was reaching really far for these weird forsights that Satoshi had like he is some omniscient God and everything is going according to his predestined plan. Was super cringe and delusional.
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i don't care about that aspect, if you can tell a good story around bitcoin then that's good entertainment for me. but talking about price is different. if you tell the story of bitcoin but then end talking about price of bitcoin, it severely devalues the story because you go from telling a story to selling a story and the listener can tell.
Delusional and BSV go hand in hand.
Every single reason as to why the nascent Bitcoin world didn't continue to flourish way back in the day was as a direct result of Satoshi going quiet. When the warden left the prison thinking the inmates can be trusted we saw what followed. Anyone who now turns around and exactly as you wrote rewrites history as Satoshi being some omniscient God is reaching beyond reach.