Topic: [ANN] [BSV] [Bitcoin SV] Original Satoshi Vision - page 103. (Read 226359 times)

btc is a threat to the government because the hashrate is not centralized, and bsv made a centralized hashrate

if the government disappears there will be no one to protect us from crime, this can not be allowed, so the bsv is better. The meaning of bitcoin in the protection against emissions, and do not fight with the government!

bnb and bsv are the strongest coins, they were able to overcome their past price highs

copyright will remain to Craig if no one can refute

None of your numbered points concern SV the chain or SV the coin. Merely a couple of people associated with SV.

You so freeking sure there are no unsavory characters in your favorite chain?

Make a cup of coffee get comfortable and take in the hour with Satoshi Nakamoto
https://youtu.be/v3CGW4Hr6jg

Yes, you are right, every investor will choose their investment in a decent way and company should be able to deliver the product what they mentioned. Binance is doing that in the right way, that's why many investors are attracting to the Binance blockchain which is helping to increase their demand.

the price will soon be more expensive than bch because there has already been such before

That might help

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3CGW4Hr6jg&feature=youtu.be

‘Craig Wrigs a Fraud’

....here’s my Livecoin referral link.

I don't own either coins but I would rather have money in SV instead of that shitcoin BNB.

Especially since Binance, thanks to its opportunity piracy, was able to reinject the SAFU fund (excluding cap rates) directly into the turnover, thus providing liquidity and allowing the transition to artificially inflate its BNB tokens. See, it's very clear.

I recommend to the person concerned

1. Don't put all your eggs in one basket" to keep in mind that there is no 100% safe investment and that it is important to diversify!

2. Make and organize your savings before your expenses, so you put your savings aside before you even plan your expenses. This makes it possible to hold his savings project, it's as simple as that!

3. Precisely, when talking about expenses, the successful investor mentions "that purchases of things you don't need will result in sales of things you need".

For those who do not know without going into details I suggest unilateral advice:

Invest in Yourself - Get Confidence - Surround Yourself with the Best - Don't Keep Cash in the Long Term - Observe Stock Market Indices - Understand the Company, Consumer Demand and Product Quality - Diversification - Never Pay Too Much for Shares - Know What to Invest in - Put Money in Long Term - When making a medium or even long term investment, you must be aware of the time it takes to act to achieve an interesting level of profitability - Be Patient - The best investments are the easiest - Do not try to anticipate the market - Continue to learn.

Remember that risk exists when you don't know what you're doing. For my part nChain and their BSV to my blessing.

It's accurate, it's a very clean analysis, the opening up of "enterprise markets" is a fundamental key, but the approaches must be plural and unilateral. As long as there is no regulation, the big players will play against the grain, in the background.

James Belding explains the Tokenized Protocol Beta

With the May 23 announcement that the Tokenized Protocol Beta (https://coingeek.com/tokenized-protocol-for-bitcoin-sv-bsv-beta-release/) had publically released, a world of new possibilities was created for the Bitcoin SV (BSV) blockchain. CoinGeek.com reached out to James Belding, CEO and founder of Tokenized, to help explain what potential this news holds.

The Tokenized Protocol works right out of the box, making it an easy to use resource for developers. We asked Mr. Belding what sets it apart from other token solutions on the market. “The distinguishing factor that separates the Tokenized Protocol from other token solutions, is a design philosophy that focuses on providing maximum utility for issuers and users,” he answered. “This philosophy led us to a solution that optimized around a simple truth that seems to be missed by a lot of the blockchain industry.

“That simple truth is that organizations must comply with the laws and regulations of the jurisdiction they reside in. Building the technology around a sensible assessment of these solution requirements allows for a token system that is much more expressive, performant, secure and lower cost than competing solutions.”

What really makes the protocol special is that it takes care of many of the hurdles a business might face. “The Tokenized Protocol provides organizations with all of the tools they need to create real, lawful and binding smart contracts that are recognizable and enforceable by the courts, and you won’t need a team of specialist developers to code up the smart contract,” Belding explained. “We have provided everything necessary at the protocol level to ensure that issuers are guided towards including all the critical metadata required to successfully create a valid smart contract with tokens representing the ownership of real assets.”

We wondered what can make a protocol inherently regulation friendly. “The Tokenized Protocol has built-in tools that allow issuers to freeze, thaw, and confiscate tokens,” he responded. “These are really important tools that most issuers will need to practically manage their tokens. However, they are also incredibly important tools for issuers to enable them to comply with court orders and warrants. That is a really important point because the moment a token is no longer recognized by the issuer or legal system as a legitimate ownership record and it can’t be confiscated, canceled or reconciled, then there must be a parallel record keeping system that is used to track which tokens are ‘legitimate’ and which are not.”

It goes beyond these simple but useful tools though, and provides a lot of power for potential smart contracts. “The Tokenized Protocol also provides the structure to allow Identity Oracles to interact with smart contracts,” he explained, and then elaborated:

“This system allows issuers to comply with regulations in their jurisdiction by restricting the transfers of tokens to addresses that are approved by the nominated Identity Oracle, even in secondary trading. Token transfers can be restricted according to different criteria specified by the issuer, and the transfer proposals are validated by the Identity Oracle in a pseudonymous manner, such that users’ private data is kept private. Tokens can be restricted to the following types of users: users who have had their identity verified, accredited investors, users that live in a certain region, and even users of a certain age group.

“These tools allow an issuer to comply with any reasonable request a government agency/regulator could ask for, while still providing all of the benefits of a decentralized ledger.”

A feature of the protocol is customizable voting systems. We asked how this works, and how it could be applied to real scenarios. “The Tokenized Protocol allows for smart contract managed on-chain governance,” he said. “There are many features that we will reveal in time, but the most important feature allows token holders to cast on-chain ballots. The ballots are cast in the same way that a bitcoin transaction is spent, and therefore, fundamentally enjoys the same security and privacy. All of the vote results are published to the public and immutable ledger so that all voters are able to ensure their vote was cast and counted correctly. The system is flexible enough to handle nearly any type of vote.”

This is an exciting potential feature for corporate enterprises, who can now understand their shareholders much better. Belding said, “Shareholders are often required to vote in shareholder resolutions to direct the company on certain matters. The Tokenized Protocol would make this process publicly auditable, low cost and very convenient.”

It’s been quite a year for Tokenized, first winning CoinGeek’s tokenization challenge, and then making big waves at CoinGeek Week in London. We asked them what’s coming next for the team. “It has definitely been a busy year for the whole team, but a memorable one,” Belding reflected. “We’re all working on our dream project and we couldn’t be more excited about what the future holds in store for Bitcoin SV.

“We’re currently working hard to build a platform that allows all types of organizations to issue, manage and trade tokens, with a very easy to use interface. There are a few more projects that we are also working on, but I’m going to keep tight-lipped about those until we are ready to announce.

“However, I promise you we are pushing the envelope and we can’t wait to share our projects with the world. Unfortunately, I can’t give an exact release date on anything at the moment, but we are driving as hard as we can and I would expect a number of big announcements from us over the next 4-12 months.”

Source: https://coingeek.com/james-belding-explains-the-tokenized-protocol-beta/

How to grow a Bitcoin SV marketplace

The low transaction costs of Bitcoin SV (BSV) are paying dividends for a startup called FiveBucks. It’s a digital marketplace that connects service providers round the world with customers. The starting price for a job is just US$5, paid in BSV.

The entrepreneur behind it is Getar Hoti, who started the business last year and has already attracted almost 500 people offering their services—everything from “I will create a powerful logo for your business” to “I will record a professional British voiceover” or “I will talk to you in Italian on Skype for 15 minutes.”

Thanks to the use of BSV, no money goes to payment processors. FiveBucks only charges 10% for connecting the freelancers with customers, not the 20% that “most freelance platforms charge,” according to Getar, “and long term, with what’s happening on BSV, we plan to decrease this more and more.”

Since the arrival of BSV after the hard fork from Bitcoin Cash last year, “We have been doing great, because in BSV you have this stable ecosystem, stable protocol, a strong market.”

Although the service provider may only get paid the starting price of $4.50 (after FiveBucks has taken it’s 10% or $0.50 from the initial $5), added services can soon bump up the final fee. Getar says he saw a tweet recently from someone who’d earned $105 on a job.

“By allowing jobs to start from $5, we allow these freelancers to make money until a big business comes to buy from them—because they can’t just wait for one big job every three months,” he says. “In the meantime they can do a lot of small jobs for smaller businesses which have simpler requirements, lower expectations and generate some cash flow. It’s important to think of $5 as a starting point.”

Getar has experimented with some other digital startup businesses and is a big supporter of BSV, because it “does things that no other cryptocurrency does—and the immense opportunity here is that nobody sees this yet.”

The biggest opportunity will be to move to on chain transactions, allowing serverless data storage. That means “you can save a lot of money for you and your customers …Businesses will love this.” For the moment, businesses have been “sucked into these dead ends …like BTC, BCH and others.” When they “wake up,” a lot of entrepreneurial activity on BSV will follow, Getar predicts.

Hear the full interview with Getar Hoti on this week’s CoinGeek Conversations podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/241544/1183538-how-to-grow-a-bitcoin-sv-marketplace or https://youtu.be/XEfte4APyKo

Source: https://twitter.com/CalvinAyre/status/1134197213666729984

Steve Shadders on giving Bitcoin SV ‘a more complete toolset’ https://youtu.be/wK-8BDdJHqg

This past February, a group of Bitcoin SV (BSV) developers got together at the Bitcoin Association’s wallet workshop in order to do what every blockchain should be doing—helping to create standardization. The workshop was hosted by nChain and on hand was the company’s renowned technical leader, Steve Shadders. Shadders took a few minutes to talk to CoinGeek’s Becky Liggero in an interview that has been made available on YouTube.

As has been seen on more than one occasion, the entire Bitcoin ecosystem isn’t always willing to come together and develop solutions that are better for the entire community. This has already led to several issues, but BSV developers are proactively working to overcome this obstacle to global growth. The workshop was designed with that in mind, giving developers an opportunity to discuss crypto wallets, their development requirements and where innovation is going. The ultimate goal is to allow for standardization in order to help the industry evolve systematically and pragmatically.

Shadders points out that the workshop was meant to help “clear the air” on some of the finer points of wallet development. It also gave the development community an opportunity to discuss what they were working on, what was being done well and what needed to be improved. It was designed to “give the Bitcoin SV ecosystem a more complete toolset.”

In attendance were a number of expert developers and key figures, including Ryan X. Charles from Money Button, as well as representatives from other BSV wallets such as Centbee and HandCash. Also present was nChain’s chief scientist and the man who has been most commonly linked to Satoshi Nakamoto, Dr. Craig Wright.

As long as crypto projects allow developers to go off on their own paths, those platforms are going to have difficulty being perceived as legitimate options. Developers on the BSV blockchain are determined to ensure the most robust, yet versatile and standardized solution for future innovation and business adoption.

Yep ignore button is a good solution, without regret. bye bye

Like we need more balding overweight middle aged carnivores and their young naive ‘yes man’ predecessors.

And true Bitcoin makes ya sexy

https://mobile.twitter.com/TweetyBirdbrain/status/1134088805856763904