Post by JC17

13KvCm…XJcU Unverified · twetch

How come they let big entities buy bitcoin at 13$ is beyond me

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Replies (15)

18xXxq…a31p Unverified · twetch
Replying to@13KvCm…XJcU

Because either BSV will never win or they're massively hoarding to concentrate wealth if it succeeds.

Future of finance, something like 10 or 20 wallets own half of all BSV.

What a joke lmao

13KvCm…XJcU Unverified · twetch
Replying to@18xXxq…a31p

how much more can they hoard? 100k coins is only 1.3m$

yeah what a joke

agree with you

18xXxq…a31p Unverified · twetch
Replying to@13KvCm…XJcU

It's absolutely a joke if 20 wallets (which might not even be 20 people) own half the supply already.

There's no way to prevent or fix it either. If BSV goes to 100,000 they'll simply become the richest people in the world overnight while the rest of the world fights over the other 50%

Unverified · twetch
Replying to@13KvCm…XJcU

don't you think the market is trying let less fortunate people get involved with bitcoin before it becomes expensive for an average person??

13KvCm…XJcU Unverified · twetch
Replying to@18RFXu…hyUs

i dont think anyone cares for the average person and even if they did, how could you guarantee it, someone comes with 10m$ and boom

Unverified · twetch
Replying to@13KvCm…XJcU

So tell me, what would you suggest??

13KvCm…XJcU Unverified · twetch
Replying to@18RFXu…hyUs

Meditate 😄

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1MxVGg…L54H Unverified · twetch
Replying to@13KvCm…XJcU

Nobody cares about BSV, the ticker symbol is hardly traded. Adoption is minimal at best and that was the only real outlet for victory... because the exchange cartel actively hampers it, since scaled BitCoin kills their trading and MasterCard

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1ExP8L…YgjV Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1MxVGg…L54H

What one event, more than any other, has directly lead to this occurring? Imho, it's Satoshi going silent. This allowed the forces of evil to take shape without opposition. Satoshi brought about the deplorable current predicament all him/her/themselves. The Bitcoin protocol had real usage way back then, actual bricks and mortar adoption was nascent, Satoshi's action undid this all?

1MxVGg…L54H Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1ExP8L…YgjV

Yes, Satoshi (provably, sorry Craig) speaking, could have swayed / herded BitCoin into big blocks and SPV and terranode scaling, rather than fracturing and allowing the useless version to hold the spotlight and capital flows

1ExP8L…YgjV Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1MxVGg…L54H

Imho, the diabolical, catastrophic decision by Satoshi to go quiet is the strongest argument yet to identify who he is. All the arguments used hitherto aren't as compelling as this link. Satoshi was a woeful judge of human behaviour..... jeez I wonder who fits that profile to a tee? 🤔

1aUt6N…jRpF Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1ExP8L…YgjV

The biggest failure in Bitcoin was not educating the children.

1ExP8L…YgjV Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1aUt6N…jRpF

Only one person to blame for that, not the children, the diabolical cut 'n run teacher.

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