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Sanity Slipping? Wild Claims Bizarre Moments in the Epic Bitcoin Trial
Gavin Mehl
1.9K views 12 hours ago
https://youtu.be/T7WllG5P9Es?si=ZuFyVv8WvCPIQVEW
COPA v. Wright - Day 21
CryptoSpartacus
831 views 8 hours ago
https://youtu.be/Lv09ptDkDtA?si=2yUuMdgP71XJ-L-I
The 1000 Bitcoin mined in 2010 would very much appear to be Craig Wright and used as settlement in the Kliemen case.
https://dailyhodl.com/2024/03/06/vintage-bitcoin-whale-dormant-for-nearly-14-years-suddenly-moves-66129507-to-coinbase-on-chain-data/
IF Craig is Satoshi he could be sitting on a million Bitcoin from the early days...
ETF inflows would give Satoshi the opportunity to off load some of his huge stash
Cracking The Case: Analysing Wright's Wallets In The Bitcoin Trial Of Satoshi's Identity
Gavin Mehl
1,858 views 12 hours ago
https://youtu.be/IJwxjMaqcH8?si=u8-4TOflrTcxN8uS
Satoshi moving some of his 2010 Bitcoin stash to pay Kliemen ?
Regardless of the court case ruling BSV's Teranode is seeing +1M tps in Amazon Web Services testing, BSV halfing due in 37 days:
https://teranode.bsvblockchain.org/viewer/
Thanks @loulou21. I hope you're right too - only time will tell for any of us
If you are interested, Please check out the thread on LSE: "Microstrategy C Share Price (0A7O)' with some links to stuff that might be useful in your research.
Trying to get some interest on the site for MSTR supporters, as it seems to me to be a decent way to get slightly less risky exposure to BTC (certainly easier than buying BTC with fiat and then custody-ing it. :-)
GLA!
This looks like the best share to track the rise of Bitcoin.
Well spotted
Pre-market MSTR $1168. Back in Jan 2023 bought at $162. ;-)
MSTR owns 193,000 BTC worth north of $12bn with BTC at $65k. ;-)
Yesterday was a jaw drop moment in court...
https://youtu.be/4wCFMRdkKV0?si=wlx5H1u9SoSOp_W2
I posted a link to the UK Court live stream in the ARB chat a few weeks ago for anyone wishing to watch the biggest financial court case in history..
https://youtu.be/4wCFMRdkKV0?si=wlx5H1u9SoSOp_W2
BitcoinSV's Teranode is in live testing with AWS:
https://teranode.bsvblockchain.org/viewer/
Seeing 1 million tps and 600M transactions in one recent block...
BTC 7 tps
ETH 15 tps
BSV has smart contracts and what looks to be unbounded scaling with micro transactions and fractions of a penny costs..
Craig may not be liked by many in crypto but he should be recognised for restoring Bitcoin to it's original design and potential.
Fascinating interview with Crypto Rick.
He describes Bitcoin SV as The Beast System 666
https://youtu.be/9bIKKk698cg?si=b-M_ck_ooBmEqle1
Michael Saylor has built a veritable BTC compounding machine in MSTR MicroStrategy Inc.
Currently owns 192,000 BTC (USD8++bn).
Adding regularly from cash generated by the analytics software business, and other accretive capital events.
In my view superior to ETF as it compounds.
Any other holders/hodlers?
Used to enjoy Craig's content he put out on Twitter before he disappeared. Shame he doesn't have an active account anymore, certainly knows what he's talking about.
Https://craigwright.net/blog/bitcoin-blockchain-tech/the-journey-to-scaling-bitcoin/
Part three and it's a must watch !
Jack and Raff might blow your mind with what they see as already happening with Bitcoin as in BSV
https://youtu.be/I88YQnKQGZQ?si=sL98bUIVjo9H0Vr7
Hi, I normally invest in stocks but have been looking into bitcoin and am thinking about giving it a go. I feel this is a good starting point as it seems most stable, and I'm intrigued by its potential for diversifying my investment portfolio and exploring opportunities in the growing cryptocurrency market.
This sounds quite interesting. Anything to further the blockchain development is no doubt a move in the right direction. Amazon sure do have the ability and funding to help push something like this through.
Back in the day when you could mine Bitcoin from your own machine with a decent graphics card it was super interesting. These days though you need a warehouse full of GPU's to get anywhere. I think the powers that be tend to want to hold Bitcoin back due to the lack of control or regulation, which is a shame. American businesses seem to have adopted it more so than most in the UK from what I've seen, but as you've said lack of understanding holds the majority of people back from getting involved.
Amazon will be assisting BSV with the testing of Teranode.
Min 1 Million tps when small blocker BTC can handle 7 tps !
UBSV 'could' be a game changer for the IOT
Satoshi created a pier to pier cash system but could he unwittingly have created the blockchain on which everything will operate?
https://coingeek.com/new-teranode-features-to-push-bsv-blockchain-capabilities-beyond-the-limits/
Six months testing and we'll know
In response to Risky Business, I think the average age of people in this forum are… over 40? I’m in my 20s and think I’m in the minority. Which probably makes me by nature more curious and accepting of bitcoin.
Firstly Bitcoin requires a fair bit of time spent learning what it is and how it work. Bitcoin university in YouTube I think is a great place to start.
In short, you will need a hardware wallet, and a computer. It may sound complicated all the terminology used, but bitcoin is actually a simple concept. But if you don’t know what a hardware wallet is, how many bitcoin will ever be produced, what makes bitcoin unique and the true purpose of btc, I would say go back to square 1 and learn more about it.
Bitcoin has crashed multiple times, but it’s still here today, a bigger market cap than tesla, just below meta (Facebook) and Amazon.
Currently worth around 800 billion. If it really is the internet version of gold, which is valued at 13 trillion, it has a lot of catching up to do.
In short, research and educate yourself on it. YouTube, Reddit bitcoin page etc are great ways to gain knowledge.
Personally, I’m not 100% in on BTC, but believe it’s completely misunderstood by 95% of the worlds population. It is far more important than many realise.
Regarding the ETF, I believe it will get approved. Once pension money etc go in to bitcoin it will be a self fulfilling prophecy, it will go higher and higher.
All imo
Blockchain is the Technology, Bitcoin is the asset (Digital Asset)
Crunch time guys - ETF or NO ETF ??
Place your bets
My ignorance here. I've heard bits and pieces about bitcoin over the years and like probably many people who are interested in investing in stocks et cetera. I've come across bitcoin. I'm getting to grips with understanding it but my problem is how do I buy it and also how do I sell it. I know many on here will be experts so they will look on this post as I've heard of Blockchain as well as bitcoin and I have no idea what the differences sorry to take up peoples time with the question. Secondly is now a good time to get into it or have I missed the boat thank you very naive, but if anyone can take the time to explain to me how I do it, it would be really appreciated.
Pomp & Ver Discuss BCH/BTC Differences
11,783 views Aug 2, 2020
https://youtu.be/8NeKP_jCGyU?si=GbsacqkgADgWiqcF
I've slightly updated my theory on the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto and I'm going with Kazuo Ohta.
Posted again for anyone who would like to take a look and perhaps like to discuss my theory;
I've been following the COPA v Craig Wright UK court cases closely and it led me to do some of my own research into the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, how the name may have been formed and the person or persons who created Bitcoin.
National Security Agency (NSA) create SHA-256
Tatsuaki Okamoto is noted in the NSA paper:
HOW TO MAKE A MINT: THE CRYPTOGRAPHY OF ANONYMOUS ELECTRONIC CASH
18 June 1996
https://groups.csail.mit.edu/mac/classes/6.805/articles/money/nsamint/nsamint.htm
Satoshi had been working on an electronic cash and sees the opportunity to create Bitcoin (Bit & coin are mentioned in the paper & Tatsuaki Okamoto is credited for his work)
This paper by Tatsuaki Okamoto & Kazuo Ohta is referenced in HOW TO MAKE A MINT: THE CRYPTOGRAPHY OF ANONYMOUS ELECTRONIC CASH and their paper Universal Electronic Cash references all the right people and papers to cement their research and knowledge on the subject:
Universal Electronic Cash, This paper proposes the first ideal untraceable electronic cash system.
file:///C:/Users/44792/Downloads/3-540-46766-1_27.pdf
Satoshi wishes to secretly acknowledge the NSA/ SHA-256 and Okamoto whilst wishing to remain anon because he used some of Okamoto and Ohta's work from the Universal Electronic Cash and their other papers or still be working with Tatsuaki Okamoto and agreed they should work together on Bitcoin but anon
Ohta includes NSA is the creators name by adding the S to the first name and the NA to the surname as a reference to the NSA paper and SHA-256
Keep the 'at' to create 'Sat' as in Sats and add in 'oshi' “Oshi(推し)” means a person who I support.
If you are someone’s big fan, it means your oshi(推し) is the someone in Japanese.
So I'm guessing the creator of Bitcoin was Ohta, a big fan of Tatsuaki Okamoto (who maybe even helped),his contribution to the NSA paper, his work on Universal Electronic Cash and their other crypto research/ papers
Hence the clever use of 'oshi' 'NSA' and o 'kamoto'
Tatsuaki Okamoto
S at 'oshi' NA 'kamoto
Tatsuaki Okamoto
https://www.rd.ntt/e/organization/researcher/fellow/f_001.html
My theory is that Kazuo Ohta is Satoshi Nakamoto and this is what he looks like
https://research.com/u/kazuo-ohta
Obviously just my theory but as Fox Moulder would say "The Truth is Out There"
I'm now a Bitcoin Cash fanboy... Bitcoin Core is obviously not what Satoshi Nakamoto created and Bitcoin Satoshi Vision is Faketoshi and Calvin Ayre's creation and little more than a Bitcoin grab scam (imo)
Roger Ver is back on the scene and for me what he says makes perfect sense. He has a book coming out soon about the Bitcoin War and how Bitcoin was hijacked by the Banksters which should wake some people up.
I'm still holding some BSV ahead of the UK court cases next year but now having used BCH which is quick easy and cheap I've decided that Roger and Bitcoin Cash is Bitcoin despite the MSM Bitcoin Core is Bitcoin narrative.
I'm sharing because Bitcoin could have been so much more if it hadn't been hijacked and turned into small blocks, big fees, doesn't scale on-chain and smart contracts were always possible on Bitcoin...
Roger Ver Fireside Chat with Kazumoto Ohno at #Webx WebxAsia
2,889 views Jul 28, 2023
https://youtu.be/rXQV7MLMtAk?si=nb0UXSSsuyjRCd1B
This world is shaped and ruled by some total Cnts
I'm now a Roger Ver Bitcoin Cash enthusiast lol... Having been a Bitcoin Core 'believer' until I learnt more about how Bitcoin was manipulated away from Satoshi Nakamoto's version and became BTC. BitcoinSV will be interesting with the UK court cases starting Jan 15th but I'm now of the opinion that Craig Wright is faketoshi (I've previously posted about my theory as to the true identity)
Roger Ver is publishing a book on the Blocksize War which I'm looking forward to reading.
good interview with Roger Ver:
4,702 views Dec 12, 2022
https://youtu.be/6oL4lu0TPn0?si=wifx32mbgel8PMNG
OOooooofffff - At least you have some reasoning to back up your claims, and interesting spin on things.
Im of the opposite opinion mind and think BTC will pass $100k in 2024.
Which ever way it plays out its going to be a very interesting year.