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There is no love without reason, and no hatred without reason either. After so many lawsuits, being delisted from exchanges (even deliberately provoked into situations that led to delisting), the public chain's technology has continued to develop nonetheless. What's the purpose? Is it so that the largest holding address, with nearly 10% of the total supply, can just sit on their bags and let them rot?

BTC relies on price increases to stabilize the market at each halving. BSV, on the other hand, should pursue an increase in applications and transaction fees at each halving to stabilize the market.

The largest BSV holding address holds 10% of the total supply and has been dominating the public rankings for a long time. The purpose is to intimidate other large capital players from accumulating. This is a top-tier "open conspiracy" at a time when BSV's price is already so low. Currently, many exchanges have delisted BSV, making it very easy for the BSV whales to manipulate the market—so don't play futures. Recently, CSW and CA have become active again, and the BIP-110 proposal has put BSV back in the spotlight across many tweets. Everything is brewing. The turnaround won't happen overnight, but it won't be long now. BSV liquidity is terrible—don't play futures, and don't collapse right before dawn.

The Flip to BSV – Mark This Down…

October / November: The Bitcoin chain death spiral begins. The journey to find Satoshi's true vision sets off.

December: Whispers become roars. BSV utility propaganda spreads like wildfire. The masses begin to question.

January: An ambitious corporation – or a small nation – starts using BSV for real. It's no longer a store‑of‑value gimmick.

February: Fiat begins to crack. The fiat system takes a massive hit. BSV emerges as the only lifeboat.

March: A black swan hits. Exchanges suspend withdrawals. USDT vanishes. BSV keeps running without a glitch.

April: The complete flip. It won't be gradual – it will be sudden. Welcome to the new Internet.