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

The crash at the end of 2017 took almost two months to unravel. It takes time to break a bull psyche
On the 1st pull-back, most are still in the green. The problem is that buyer exhaustion usually follows, as FOMO dies. Psyche damage starts on the 2nd leg

tt ff on a phone they do look similar

BTC is a bufferfly 🦋 that grew into a caterpillar 🐛

In the current cloud compute paradigm, security spend by companies exceeds all other growth Y/Y/Y/Y. It's competitively doomed on a long enough horizon.
Start with edge-fit solutions, then eat inward

We need to draw from both paths, IMO.
We need to leverage asymmetric strengths to overcome raw economics of hyperscale This is why I mentioned security and markets.

First win app need to be done ground up in a new stack, prove world, also generalize/aaS

Glad u linked. Was going to say, you might follow what ANNE is doing
If going to build anything that was expansive in scope, i.e. needed to be extensible, adaptable, heterogenous, would look there first.
I have no association with it, just my opinion

relates to investment capital
If there was large capital coming in (8 figures, not 7), I'd be in. But for now, sidelines, Busy day job.
Interest in this space matters. $BSV price can't be a crypto Back Bencher. Needs to be top 5 coin to happen

I was depressed for a decade about AWS on this possibility, started thinking about alternate models cloud, which led me here.
Time to replace cloud - distributed nodes on decentralized model hung off BSV, better security and markets, topple the Leviathan

The leftist organization Sleeping Giants has started going after Cloudflare about Gab, just like I said.

hey let's get into another debate about layers instead
🙃

The goal isn't to climb to the top of the pyramid. The goal is to be the base of the pyramid, being what is useful and familiar to the people. The uppers layer of the pyramid will crumble away eventually.

The G10 and the Global 100 including every major bank are all still using mainframes and nobody cares.
Similarly, the need for pre-existing tech diminishes.
If applying this computing evolution to crypto, these are probably BTC's and ETH's best case.

ooof Body Blow!

analogy to computing in a pyramid
20 yrs ago, the top was dominated by mainframes. Middle was enterprise computing. Consumer internet/apps were the bottom 10%, which today is 60% of the pyramid and 90% of the worth.
BTC is top, BCH,ETH,LTC mid, BSV bot

What I described below is referred to as consumerization of tech.
I foresee that crypto tech will be consumerized by being widely useful, and this layer on BSV will eat massively into the layers above it.
I view handcash being important part of this.

maybe a better response.
I prefer to look at it as a race to 1 billion users and 10 million uses.

Their lead is not relevant.

who said that?

I suppose that's going to lead into debate about threshold signatures and consumer users.
I appreciate the input , but not really looking to go there.
But if folks want to have it on this thread, OK by me.

by whom? For what?

The BTC surge was the last chapter of the first section in the book of bitcoin.
It must be a goliath, so there can be an epic battle down the road.

Two early next gen apps to watch:
https://twitter.com/PayPistol
https://twitter.com/playwithhaste

High fees are the achiles tendon weakness of BTC and ETH. We will ruin those networks using wide distribution of BSV enabled by miniscule fees and infectiously fun apps. Fun is built on being easy and instant.

after Apple has banned Parler, now Parler is being kicked off of AWS, according to TGWP
So basically Parler is now in Gab's shoes of a few years ago.

Was Q "Trust the Plan" an effort to
/poll [expose swamp but failed,say its all up to you,whip them into crazytown,make people do nothing]

Great to see all the newcomers.
On twitter "you know what to do" means harass and ratio somebody
On twetch "you know what to do" means welcome them with likes and branches

Ok , wasn’t sure

So it's possible I have a negativity bias. It's called trauma lol

Back to the centralized exchanges, they'll kill everybody's sessions. Then, they'll spend an hour cleaning the house.
Normies simply won't be able to log in. They'll pick who gets in. They might already have different doors in place. Not many would know.

yeah that's rough. I tinkered with the exchanges and networks a bit a while back. I never used enough $ that to worry about.
In the past, I've spent years messing in the wildest markets I could find. That's my frame of reference. I've lived bad stuff

It's a matter of expectations and opinion, I suppose.
With this rally, I think we shall see a real test of BTC's liquidity within months if not weeks.