I was considering leaving SV community bcuz of Uncle Craig, but then I remembered that Rare Sirloins are a store of value.
Trojan Dorsey Name and picture from twetch — not on-chain. The signature is; the profile is not.
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Unpopular opinion: @365 is the best artist in all of crypto.
Because it costs more in both time and money to replace an old customer with a new one. It is a fallacy that there is an unlimited # of first time buyers. The easiest money is turning all buyers into repeat buyers. Fastest way to that is turn your most critical current customers into consultants.
HD369 2.6y
Why a person who has high quality and appropriate price goods should worry about the customers who leave his/her shop?
/pay @1766 $2
TBH Twetch solving the bot and trolling problems that Elon can't by using BSV might be the one thing I'm holding on to. Props to the Frog. Haven't seen this on any other blockchain. Have you? If so, share a link 👇
Wow Twetch used to go hard AF. I think this person was making some philosophical point about trusting in "rule of law." Wild!
CS1 3.8y
SELF PROCLAIMED “LAW OF THE JUNGLE CAPITALIST” SURPRISED BY CAVEMAN'S REQUEST
WASHINGTON- It was all fun and games when his claims of “embracing competition” and “free markets” went unchallenged. “When I could write the rules I knew nobody could actually compete and the world was a better place,” said John Smith, a self-proclaimed “law of the jungle capitalist” who got a shock at his front door Friday night.
Mr. Smith was surprised when around 7:30 pm, a poor caveman with no money rang the doorbell and requested to physically fight him for his property, women, and crypto.
“I didn't mean real competition, I meant competition where the government provides my corporate welfare," Smith stated. The author of NYT best seller 'Hardcore Capitalism,' immediately called the police to ask for government assistance when confronted by the caveman.
The incident occurred in a high-end neighborhood outside of Washington, D.C. The "victim" identified by 911 recordings was indeed John Smith, a wealthy businessman who recently made headlines while promoting his new book and controversial views on capitalism.
Smith had appeared on Fox Business earlier in the week where he made fantastical claims the United States is a “free market” economy where only the fittest should survive.
When Smith opened his door Friday evening, he was astonished to find the disheveled caveman standing there with a club in his hand.
The caveman identified himself as Ugg and said he came from the Stone Age in search of wealth and power. He claimed to be a "free market purist" like Mr. Smith. Ugg demanded Smith fight him fair and square for his “property, women, and crypto” or else face certain death.
Smith quickly shut the door and called 911 for help. With desperation in his voice on the recordings, he pleaded with police to intervene before Ugg could cause any harm or damage to his home or possessions.
“Can you imagine if like 50 or 100 of these cavemen just appeared and suddenly wanted to take over our beloved gated community? What kind of world would that be?”
Fortunately, officers arrived promptly and were able to subdue Ugg without injuries sustained by either party involved. Ugg is currently being held at a local jail pending further investigation into this bizarre incident. Police are skeptical of his origins. Ugg maintains he is just a caveman who like Mr. Smith, just firmly believes in competition and survival of the fittest.
Meanwhile, Smith has been left shaken by this unexpected encounter but is grateful he was able to call upon government for assistance when he needed it most.
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Sorry it was thousands of dollars worth. 26 BTC in total sent as a "wishing well" gift from somebody to Satoshi.
We r about to find out but either way.
Does make me wonder if the thousands of BTC sent to Genesis b4 trial were not insurance policy against this outcome. Imagine now paying BTC devs from address a judge said u didn't control. Two birds- one stone and clear the philosophical deck. We shall see. I may buy the dip just in case. LOL
New strategy. When BSV hits ATL I'm buying all of it right before Craig flips the dead man's switch.
That was fast. Rock Wallet and Exodus both shut down swapping of BSV within minutes of Mellor decision.
Future founders on Bitcoin,
When Dorsey and Zuckerberg started out as young men they were advocates of free speech. Free flow of information and privacy rights were Liberal values of the internet of those times.
In their marketing, they used ideals found in the American Constitution to shill their platforms, appealing to the distinctly Amerian foundational concepts of limited government; to enrich themselves and expand their influence. (flag waving)
Not ½ way through their respective journeys, each had turned their platforms into informational warfare tools for unelected bureaucracy. (sold out)
They chose: information filtration for 3 letter agencies over free flow of information, censorship over free expression, manipulation of elections over a well informed citizenry, and religous adherence to Progressivism. (big government) Qui bono?
Developing strong character built on principles is the only way to stop that from happening to you. Good luck!
-anon
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austin.xbt 2.6y
If you are reading this message, you do not have diamond hands.
You have diamond balls.
We are still out here, using Twetch, using Bitcoin.
Ya'll are the realest.
Good analysis. b4 Elon bought Twitter there was a window of opportunity where Twetch actually had competitive advantage. They couldn't reduplicate the Twitter frontend. Which seems to be the primary hangup for BSV development. Yeah it's great plumbing but nobody buys a house for that. Look, location, features.
Price matters
Dang, looks like the Tether printer is making somebody cover their 10x leveraged shorts. 100k incoming to fully finance and restock the silos of the enemy?
Yeah. Roughly 45% of their output was trash. Whole albums could be eliminated. So I did the same and made an Ultimate Floyd Playlist from their entire Catalog. But 'More' is my fave. Was supposed to be a movie soundtrack or something.
'Sweet memory will die' was a self fulfilling prophecy, I guess. What's ur favorite Pink Floyd album?
It happens. I'm a big Doors fan and recently had to break it to the kids that it wasn't "Hector a la mode," but 'actor all alone.' A real drag.
LMAO. Yes. Fell short and now sometimes feel but a target for far away laughter.
Could be too late for me. I may have reached for the secret too soon. Burned too brightly at the wrong moments.
Then shine on you crazy diamond.
Are we variants of the same failed artist on divergent timelines?
Oops I meant Fortune not Forbes.
Wen edit to blockchain button?
New Forbes article about potential BTC Black Swan event is creepy level 1984. They clearly lay out the scenario for hyperbitcoinization to mainstream audience. The timing of publishing with coin moves is uncanny… but then they go way out of their way to ensure the audience that whatever happens, it definitely wasn't AMB (Aussie Man Bad.)
https://fortune.com/crypto/2024/03/07/bitcoins-black-swan-event-how-the-return-of-satoshi-could-pose-a-75-billion-threat/
GO GET EM CRAIG. FEAR IS IN THE AIR!