If BTC and correlated assets are the bubble, Tether is the pin.
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A modern F1 car has over 200 sensors that generates 1500 data points per second. Each car captures & remotely broadcasts 400GB of data per race. Each team will have 60+ data analysts. There are 11 teams (22 cars). Only BSV could handle that transition.
Welcome to Twetch @59958!
Yes, I considered working with nChain 3 years ago. Actually, I did apply for the CEO position when Jimmy moved to setup Bitcoin Association but they really wanted Institutional Equities experience. I was offered a Researcher position but I declined.
I am now posting exclusively on Twetch! Here is your personal invite to follow me. I will shortly be locking down my Twitter account, so don't wait.
https://twet.ch/inv/roy
I've alluded to wallet derivation paths for Bitcoin native, yet app specific channel IDs for ages. You can literally emulate a subnet mask to define application specific binary tree information where the owner is the off-chain custodian of their data.
Skate to where the puck is going to be.
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I just created a Media Streaming Overlay that uses native Bitcoin script to act as a Reverse Proxy Load Balancer. This will allow parallel channels to feed massive Scaling-as-a-Service and serve specialized streaming hypermedia globally.
I supply Fortnum & Mason, Harrods, Harvey Nichols and Claridges. These are historically reserved and licensed for British Royalty and only selected country estates in England are allowed to privately breed them under strict British heritage license.
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My Burford Brown hens lay unquestionably the finest eggs in the world. Nothing comes close.
Whilst many of my friends are celebrating at the CoinGeek afterparty, I'm drinking Champagne with my amazing wife, Samantha. Today is our 10th wedding anniversary. I would be but a shadow of the man I am today, if it wasn't for the love & support of Sam.
The conference is over but the awesome #BSV news keeps rolling in. Fantastic partnership news between STAS and @Bitstocks_ @1805 using @Relysia_SV infrastructure.
Jimmy: "I've tried to take Craig shopping several times and he refuses my assistance."
Craig: "I didn't want the leather gimp suit."
Yes, when 97% of all trades are wash trades, a real $300k buy order will quickly wipe out all of those leveraged trades in a short squeeze. It was enough to break a Bollinger band, so the longs gain traction without resistance.
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1900 BSV added to his stash.
Nice! 👍
Why would you Tweet from Twitter, when you can monetize your posts on Twetch and send to Twitter for free?
This is what you're missing out on.
Here is my invitation to you:
https://twet.ch/inv/d8252dda
Yes, I think having a unified identity protocol is essential and there are many competing implementations (including mine) that are not interoperable. I do keep ribbing the TSC for being myopic but this is one area where they can help expedite standards.
You must be looking at the YouTube mirror. There are currently 26,000 viewing on the CoinGeek app.
I don't understand a word I'm saying either!
Did Binance just re-list BSV?
https://coingeek.com/did-binance-just-re-list-bsv/
Yes, it has a Forth-like subset for sure. 👍
Sensible is L2 and relies on 3rd party Oracles & Data Fields, not Satoshis. They have 10x larger scripts than STAS, while L2 should have 10x less, like Run, Twetch, Fabriik & MoneyButton.
I can see unnecessary bloat in the implementation of the contract.
It's not pettiness, I've been scaling enterprise systems for the last 30 years & have owned, designed & built some of the most powerful datacentres in the world. I'm a 12 year miner & former CompSci Professor. It's easily done, just not this way at scale.
MySpace had a $900 million advertising bailout from Google in 2009 and that couldn't fix their fundamental scaling issue. Don't repeat their mistake by choosing a non-scaling blockchain.
Lesson: MySpace was cool & way ahead of its time. Unfortunately, they tried to scale using Microsoft .NET. Before Bitcoin, they were attempting to send 100GB per second in 2008 with 4500 web servers, 1200 cache servers & 500 database servers.
Phew! I'm gonna live forever...