BParadigm Name and picture from twetch — not on-chain. The signature is; the profile is not.

Or maybe people begin to see a path of lesser resistance by checking out BCHN ?

I've heard CSW say like 4 time this year basically telling people not to run a node. Can you picture this quote in 2021? "You run a node, we bankrupt you."

When asked, CA will say BSV is a "neutral platform". Yet the people in the USA he is backing don't support any theory that would allow a neutral platform to exist, let alone flourish.

CA's full endorsement of all things Marxist in the USA is going to cause a civil war in BSV. How does it not?

Joe Lubin and Jimmy Song are both wrong about the future but Jimmy was smart enough to only bet that Joe is wrong lol

BTC is now sub-$10K.
BTC is basically flat Y/Y even in "ideal" monetary/fiscal env
BTC vs Gold: Gold won. game over.
Crypto NPCs have all left for DeFi.
There is no investing thesis for BTC anymore

Why I didn't pursue Bitcoin 2009-15 while I was aware of it:
I had already become so disillusioned about the accelerating decline of the internet. Computing was depressing to me.
Other than my SW job, I learned trad and renewable energy and real estate.

CSW wants new P2P computing solutions to overtake the centralized shit Cloud and all the probabilistic algorithms that fund it. Everything running on it needs to be replaced.
I want the same. That is why I am here.

This is news for many:
Linux is NOT IMPORTANT to the history and trajectory of computing.

Many of you see CSW as a boomerist "corporate credentials" persona. Yes, he his part that but it's not his core. He's said certain things that resonate with me because we were guys who came of age in computing along the similar era.

Many Gen-Xers in computing like myself literally mourned the reconstruction of the popular internet 2005-2010 driven by the large numbers of older-batch of tribal millenials that boomer corporate america catered to.

Each gen might define its idea of things.

Here's history 20-30 yrs ago:

BOOMERISM embraced
-Free software movement

• love of server to client computing (www invented by boomers)
• walled gardens

Gen-X embraced

• Consumer internet
• P2P computing

I never saw Slow Moneybutton. I'm a desktop user. MB never slow.
Then, I used my old iPhone, and MB was very slow. I guess you all use mobile.
Surprised the client device could matters that much. Or is it the browser. I use Firefox on desktop.

I stopped using powp as I saw a lot of long form content emerging and I realized I just wasn’t that interested in wading through so much thoughts from so many people.
I never bothered with reddit either

Honestly, I still don't care much about my online content- on or off chain. I'm more interested in how to best get more of life into content form, selfishly for me than others. Yet, an ability to share when desired is good.

What is the main reason crypto world is so tribal?
/poll [money is involved,ideology and religion,paid pumpers and spammers,power-hungry nerd revenge]

If finance news jockeys are believed, stocks are falling because jobs are too strong, hence it appears the free money will not be endless. Prices had risen to rare air.
So, everybody was just buying stonks to ride up a liquidity injection. Nothing new.

Was that the BSV twitter account that inexplicably nobody would claim to know who ran it?

Guys, this is how a real singer finishes up a song, live

The link starts at 11:01

Expect a repeat - S&P / Nasdaq America will sell equity into this bubble like never before , and exec insiders will sell it too.

Who are the people who complain about the gov diluting the value of USD yet invest heavily in the US stock market, where equity is diluted by printing shares?
We saw a lot of share printing in 2000. It made the stocks a garbage dump of investing for years

@189 ?, not the recent one

/trolltoll @189 $100

that's a faker

189

trolltoll @189 $100

I'm impressed with ideas from the Hackathon today. Some are not new ideas, but have success potential if executed in better ways. There are other ideas that are very innovative.
Some are stack cogs. Some are app level. Hard to compare- Need 2 categories.

_unwriter's overpool is still the most intriguing thing I've seen come out in the past year or so in terms of potential Bitcoin compute architecture.