SAY IT WITH ME NIGGERS >MORE CENTRALITY DOESNT EQUAL LESS SECURITY >ONE CHAIN MEANS WE ALL GET RICH IN BITCOIN TOGETHER >SMART CONTRACTS WERE MADE ON BITCOIN BEFORE COCKSTREAM REMOVED IT >BLOCKS CAN SCALE INFINITELY GOOGLE MOORE'S LAW
READ THE WHITEPAPER NUMBNUTS. I WILL NOT SPOONFEED YOU ANY LONGER
BSV is a shitfork of a shitfork and metanet is the most idiotic idea out there in the crypto space. No one will buy your bags, there is more probability for Dogecoin to moon.
Knock off brand bitcoin, it will never take off. Its like asking for name brand and getting a shit generic in place, everyone knows it isn't as good and you only got it because you can't afford the real thing. This is the problem with forks in general, best strategy is to stay on the original chain because that's the one with the best chance to succeed in a space like this
bitcoin is the only one trustless permissionless publicly auditable ledger to date that is secure.
it achieves these properties via various mechanisms ultimately depending on sufficient levels of decentralization and peer validation in the propagation network. this is something cashies never understood.
Levi Watson
this is gonna pump soon, buy this dip
Luis Long
>this is gonna pump soon you fags were saying this since new years eve
Jeremiah White
based and STIFF pilled
Gabriel Garcia
>blocks can scale infinitely the common man can't afford 1000000000TB drives >more centrality doesn't equal less security lol wow. >smart contracts on bitcoin no thanks. eth will be faster. no one wants to wait 5 hours for their transactions to clear.
Christopher Johnson
yes rigor mortis set in already sv community very stiff now starting to smell soon.
Jeremiah Torres
Soon. Craig is almost ready. He just needs a LITTLE more TIME.
Nolan Kelly
>MUH WHITEPAPER!
Ian Price
>metanet is the most idiotic idea out there in the crypto space dude, how have you not heard about lightning network yet?
>this is something cashies never understood. 99% of shitcoiners can't understand this either.
Leo Brown
Literally this. BSV was a FOTM play and that is all. Anyone who actually believes in it is retarded
Aaron Bell
>real bitcoin
because if you have to use shitskin-tier words like these, you've already lost. bitcoin is, wait for it, bitcoin.
Evan Garcia
Craig is giving a handjob to a very tall invisible man with a small penis.
Cameron Long
Appreciating your fine work in Christchurch today, based aussie.
Nicholas Baker
>bitcoin is, wait for it, bitcoin Yes, and where do you find the defenition of bitcoin? In the Satoshi Nakamoto whitepaper. Does it describe btc? no Does it describe bsv? yes
Anthony Gomez
>Does it describe bsv? yes lol no
Thomas Young
>real bitcoin >$65 kek
Dylan Bailey
he actually did describe bsv: it was in the part where he mentioned the difficulty algorithm and adjustment period preventing minority forks from surviving. unfortunately for crypto the chinks already disabled satoshi's protections in bcash so they could abuse it for profitability.
Jayden Rodriguez
based and craigpilled
John Cruz
always the next ... with creg you just wait anf believe cashie!
Jack Edwards
satoshi didnt account for human nature correctly
Samuel Clark
It is not secure. It is vulnerable to 51% attack. It is not auditable. No one knows who owns the damn wallets except those that are specially labeled. It is not trustless. The network is vulnerable to manipulation. It is not permissionless. You can't buy bitcoin without jumping through a lot of hoops.
Ryan Wilson
its secure if the haspower is properly distributed noone can 51 btc unlike all other shitcoins auditable means the total supply and the zero sum of transactions dumbass it is trustless as you dont have to trust any actor not to steal your funds yes you can buy btc without any hoops its just less convenient than a big exchange i bought a lot from atm no id nothing just cash but permissionless doesnt mean that again bitcoin is permissionless in that nobody is enabled to mine transact or hold it by any authority they can only attack and regulate the centralized services like exchanges