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The Metanet Starts: a 4-Dimensional Supercomputer that lives on Bitcoin

You can try the Metanet Planaria here: https://metanet.planaria.network

1. It ONLY indexes Metanet
2. The query language is an extension of Bitquery, which powers all public Planaria nodes.
2. The index is structured in a graph format and allows a powerful graph query, native to Metanet.

Bitcoin is an infinite API.

All you need is a transform function and an open mind to see past the next dimension:

Metanet is Bitcoin’s Infinite Transform Function

While all the "blockchain experts" are busy trying to figure out transaction fungibility (and failing),

Bitcoin has not only transaction fungibility but also COMPUTATION FUNGIBILITY, thanks to Metanet.

And there is only one ledger where this can run on: The Original Bitcoin.

Metanet is the world’s first 4 dimensional computer, natively powered by Bitcoin, and lives on Bitcoin.
Metanet has very powerful properties such as:

1. Absolute data ownership: Many, many, many, many “decentralized” wannabes have tried to solve this problem, all have failed. Metanet solves this on a fundamental level by using Bitcoin.

2. Fungible computation: Bitcoin is private and fungible when used correctly. Metanet makes use of this property to its fullest and provides a fungible computation framework, never possible in any other “blockchain platform”.

3. Infinite computation: A combination of two powerful schemes opens a new dimension of computation.
And today, I am releasing a system that can help power the Metanet: Metanet Planaria.

But first, let’s take a look at what Metanet is.
It’s not what most people think.

For more information about Metanet, please visit here: https://medium.com/@_unwriter/the-metanet-starts-84f255a65782

Source: https://medium.com/@_unwriter/the-metanet-starts-84f255a65782

Big thanks to _unwriter

It's an big advantage for BSV to be "able" it is clear that being a complete Turing allows you to explore other possibilities completely.

The synergy that BitCoin creates is unprecedented! The tools are accessible - it's really very useful.

Quote from: $romain on February 13, 2021, 09:21:11 AM

Use Run! Run is a platform to build apps and tokens on BitCoin. Developers create applications using interactive objects, called jigs. Jigs allow you to build almost anything you can dream up: tokens, contracts, interfaces, elections, games, digital pets, and more!

What you have proposed is a very interesting complement between Run and Metanet, which are also complementary in the BSV ecosystem.

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Quote from: Do_zzze on February 13, 2021, 11:00:21 PM

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Craig Wright: ‘I invented bitcoin — now it’s a Ponzi scheme’
The man who claims to have invented the digital currency says it was meant to be the successor to cash, not a tool of speculation

Craig Wright and family are said to have 1.1 million bitcoin in trusts
MARK HARRISON

The price of bitcoin hit $48,192.14 when Elon Musk’s Tesla said it had spent $1.5 billion (£1.1 billion) on the digital currency and would soon accept it as a form of payment for its electric cars.

At home in Surrey, Craig Wright sighed. “I went from stupidly rich to insanely rich. Technically, my family is one of the richest in the world now because of insanity.”

Wright, a 50-year-old computer scientist from Australia, and his family are the beneficiary of trusts that purportedly hold up to 1.1 million bitcoin. Based on last week’s high of $47,909.33 — bitcoin was boosted again when Bank of New York Mellon said it would start accepting it, and JP Morgan said it would trade it — the trove would be worth nearly $53 billion.

How did anyone amass the world’s biggest bitcoin stockpile? By creating it. Wright claims he is Satoshi Nakamoto, the digital currency’s mysterious founder and author of the October 31, 2008 paper laying out the vision for “a purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash”.
Many dispute Wright’s claim. He has never offered definitive proof. A UK court has ruled that he can sue a Norwegian man who called him a “fraud” on Twitter. “A lot of people don’t want me to be Satoshi,” said Wright. “It’s that simple.”

He was certainly heavily involved in the early days of bitcoin, and he is aghast at what it has become: “gold 2.0”, a speculative investment with little real-world utility. “Digital gold is boring. The [paper’s] first section talks about micro payments, which were the holy grail.”

For Wright, they still are. Through nChain, the London-based company that encompasses his research, he hopes to deliver on that original promise. “My vision remains digital cash,” he said. He is developing other ways to use bitcoin and the digital ledger “blockchain” technology that underlies it, from tracking opiates to door-to-door seafood monitoring.

“If I had my way, people would be completely bored with everything to do with bitcoin, because it would be plumbing,” said Wright.

The supposed Nakamoto trove is the subject of a court case. David Kleiman, a Florida man whom Wright referred to in emails as his best friend and business partner, died in 2013. Kleiman’s brother, Ira, is suing Wright, claiming his brother’s estate is owed up to half of the bitcoin thought to be held in trusts. In an email produced for the case, Wright wrote: “I had an idea, but it would never have [been] executed without Dave.”

How much the trusts may hold is not clear. Wright told Australian tax authorities who were investigating his affairs in 2015 that he and Kleiman had “mined”, or created, 1.1 million bitcoin. This aligns with the amount from the early days that has not been moved. Many, if not all, of those coins are broadly attributed to Satoshi Nakamoto. The trial will begin in June after an attempt at mediation failed.

It is a strange case. Kleiman’s claim is predicated on Wright being Nakamoto, which has not been proven, and concerns rights to bitcoin that Wright has not verified that he controls.

There was a time when the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto was a white whale. People wanted to know who the genius behind bitcoin was. Wright outed himself in 2016 to The Economist, GQ and the BBC, claiming on camera: “I was the main part of it, but other people helped me.”

Yet the “proof” he provided — signing a message using a private key only Nakamoto would have — was cut and pasted from a publicly available signature. He was pilloried. In a preliminary hearing for the Kleiman case, the judge slammed Wright for providing forged evidence and perjuring himself.

Wright, who has Asperger’s syndrome, appears both desperate for recognition and annoyed at the public’s refusal to grant it: “People are weird.”

He is intellectually arrogant, claiming “I don’t even know how many degrees I have”, then reeling off no fewer than seven he is taking via correspondence. “By the time I finish, I’ll have more patents than Edison and Tesla combined ... All these people think they can stop my legacy. It will be there anyway.”

Wright has backers. In 2017, nChain was bought by a private equity vehicle managed by Liechtenstein-based Accuro Fund Solutions. Accuro did not respond to emailed questions. However, with each wild price rise the split widens between originalists such as Wright — who want blockchain to become the rails on which everything rides, from the internet itself to banking and supply chains — and the digital gold crowd. In 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz, a software developer, spent 10,000 bitcoin — then worth fractions of a cent each — on two pizzas. They would be worth $470 million today.

Hanyecz’s expensive meal neatly sums up how far bitcoin has travelled. “Often the inventor of a technology has a vision in mind, and it gets pivoted and taken in another direction by other creative entrepreneurs who have a different vision,” said Bart Stephens, founder of venture firm Blockchain Capital.

“People do not want to spend bitcoin on goods and services because everyone that has spent bitcoin, including me, has repented ... Nobody wants to be that kid who spent 10,000 on two pizzas.”
Wright likened bitcoin’s rise to a Ponzi scheme: “The price goes up because people are paying and the price goes up. But that doesn’t ever last for ever. Old Charles Ponzi did that one too. And Mr Madoff ... Eventually, people go, ‘But what are we using it for?’ And then coins go down.”

Source: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/craig-wright-i-invented-bitcoin-now-its-a-ponzi-scheme-hkrv75clr Thanks to Danny Fortson https://archive.vn/uC8uB

Craig is Satoshi, it's obvious! It's a pity that people don't know it, and that others persist in their unhealthy deliriums and exult with their free nastiness.

Interestingly, thanks to the Bull Market, Craig and his family are currently the richest people in the world and are well ahead of Musky and JeffOs.

I hope that despite the fame and access to other spheres, people will continue to "enjoy" the sharing of his knowledge and will be able to continue to use his work and generate opportunities for the needy around the world.

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You are absolutely right kna!

Many people have access to training to understand BitCoin with Bitcoin Association and Saxion University launch first Bitcoin SV massive open online course:

https://mooc.saxion.nl/courses/course-v1:SAXION+BC1+2021/about

Devs also have access to the tools they need to carry out their projects:

Quote from: BSVfan on February 11, 2021, 01:09:39 PM

⚠️ Warning don't be fooled BTC is Not BSV - BSV is BitCoin ⚠️

Devs Do you want to fulfil your potential? Exercise your talents? Make your plans come true?

In three letters: #BSV

https://bitcoinsv.io/devtools/

The future already belongs to you but with Bitcoinˢᵛ

Thus BitCoin conquered the world Cool

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The Metanet Starts: a 4-Dimensional Supercomputer that lives on Bitcoin

You can try the Metanet Planaria here: https://metanet.planaria.network

1. It ONLY indexes Metanet
2. The query language is an extension of Bitquery, which powers all public Planaria nodes.
2. The index is structured in a graph format and allows a powerful graph query, native to Metanet.

Bitcoin is an infinite API.

All you need is a transform function and an open mind to see past the next dimension:

Metanet is Bitcoin’s Infinite Transform Function

While all the "blockchain experts" are busy trying to figure out transaction fungibility (and failing),

Bitcoin has not only transaction fungibility but also COMPUTATION FUNGIBILITY, thanks to Metanet.

And there is only one ledger where this can run on: The Original Bitcoin.

Metanet is the world’s first 4 dimensional computer, natively powered by Bitcoin, and lives on Bitcoin.
Metanet has very powerful properties such as:

1. Absolute data ownership: Many, many, many, many “decentralized” wannabes have tried to solve this problem, all have failed. Metanet solves this on a fundamental level by using Bitcoin.

2. Fungible computation: Bitcoin is private and fungible when used correctly. Metanet makes use of this property to its fullest and provides a fungible computation framework, never possible in any other “blockchain platform”.

3. Infinite computation: A combination of two powerful schemes opens a new dimension of computation.
And today, I am releasing a system that can help power the Metanet: Metanet Planaria.

But first, let’s take a look at what Metanet is.
It’s not what most people think.

For more information about Metanet, please visit here: https://medium.com/@_unwriter/the-metanet-starts-84f255a65782

Source: https://medium.com/@_unwriter/the-metanet-starts-84f255a65782

Big thanks to _unwriter

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if craigh is satoshi then why nobody beleive him?

Except for those who have understood that CSW is Satoshi. For many other people with 'crypto-committed' economic interests it is sometimes easier to close your eyes when you really refuse to see that you can lose everything.

For other people you really need special anti troll, anti fud, anti scam glasses, like this one:

Everyone should soon be able to see more clearly as soon as Craig decides to do so or maybe the court requires him to prove it 🍿

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if craigh is satoshi then why nobody beleive him?

Because everyone is different, but a lot of people watch the same TV channels... 🐑 🐵 🐳

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Craig Wright: ‘I invented bitcoin — now it’s a Ponzi scheme’
The man who claims to have invented the digital currency says it was meant to be the successor to cash, not a tool of speculation

Craig Wright and family are said to have 1.1 million bitcoin in trusts
MARK HARRISON

The price of bitcoin hit $48,192.14 when Elon Musk’s Tesla said it had spent $1.5 billion (£1.1 billion) on the digital currency and would soon accept it as a form of payment for its electric cars.

At home in Surrey, Craig Wright sighed. “I went from stupidly rich to insanely rich. Technically, my family is one of the richest in the world now because of insanity.”

Wright, a 50-year-old computer scientist from Australia, and his family are the beneficiary of trusts that purportedly hold up to 1.1 million bitcoin. Based on last week’s high of $47,909.33 — bitcoin was boosted again when Bank of New York Mellon said it would start accepting it, and JP Morgan said it would trade it — the trove would be worth nearly $53 billion.

How did anyone amass the world’s biggest bitcoin stockpile? By creating it. Wright claims he is Satoshi Nakamoto, the digital currency’s mysterious founder and author of the October 31, 2008 paper laying out the vision for “a purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash”.
Many dispute Wright’s claim. He has never offered definitive proof. A UK court has ruled that he can sue a Norwegian man who called him a “fraud” on Twitter. “A lot of people don’t want me to be Satoshi,” said Wright. “It’s that simple.”

He was certainly heavily involved in the early days of bitcoin, and he is aghast at what it has become: “gold 2.0”, a speculative investment with little real-world utility. “Digital gold is boring. The [paper’s] first section talks about micro payments, which were the holy grail.”

For Wright, they still are. Through nChain, the London-based company that encompasses his research, he hopes to deliver on that original promise. “My vision remains digital cash,” he said. He is developing other ways to use bitcoin and the digital ledger “blockchain” technology that underlies it, from tracking opiates to door-to-door seafood monitoring.

“If I had my way, people would be completely bored with everything to do with bitcoin, because it would be plumbing,” said Wright.

The supposed Nakamoto trove is the subject of a court case. David Kleiman, a Florida man whom Wright referred to in emails as his best friend and business partner, died in 2013. Kleiman’s brother, Ira, is suing Wright, claiming his brother’s estate is owed up to half of the bitcoin thought to be held in trusts. In an email produced for the case, Wright wrote: “I had an idea, but it would never have [been] executed without Dave.”

How much the trusts may hold is not clear. Wright told Australian tax authorities who were investigating his affairs in 2015 that he and Kleiman had “mined”, or created, 1.1 million bitcoin. This aligns with the amount from the early days that has not been moved. Many, if not all, of those coins are broadly attributed to Satoshi Nakamoto. The trial will begin in June after an attempt at mediation failed.

It is a strange case. Kleiman’s claim is predicated on Wright being Nakamoto, which has not been proven, and concerns rights to bitcoin that Wright has not verified that he controls.

There was a time when the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto was a white whale. People wanted to know who the genius behind bitcoin was. Wright outed himself in 2016 to The Economist, GQ and the BBC, claiming on camera: “I was the main part of it, but other people helped me.”

Yet the “proof” he provided — signing a message using a private key only Nakamoto would have — was cut and pasted from a publicly available signature. He was pilloried. In a preliminary hearing for the Kleiman case, the judge slammed Wright for providing forged evidence and perjuring himself.

Wright, who has Asperger’s syndrome, appears both desperate for recognition and annoyed at the public’s refusal to grant it: “People are weird.”

He is intellectually arrogant, claiming “I don’t even know how many degrees I have”, then reeling off no fewer than seven he is taking via correspondence. “By the time I finish, I’ll have more patents than Edison and Tesla combined ... All these people think they can stop my legacy. It will be there anyway.”

Wright has backers. In 2017, nChain was bought by a private equity vehicle managed by Liechtenstein-based Accuro Fund Solutions. Accuro did not respond to emailed questions. However, with each wild price rise the split widens between originalists such as Wright — who want blockchain to become the rails on which everything rides, from the internet itself to banking and supply chains — and the digital gold crowd. In 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz, a software developer, spent 10,000 bitcoin — then worth fractions of a cent each — on two pizzas. They would be worth $470 million today.

Hanyecz’s expensive meal neatly sums up how far bitcoin has travelled. “Often the inventor of a technology has a vision in mind, and it gets pivoted and taken in another direction by other creative entrepreneurs who have a different vision,” said Bart Stephens, founder of venture firm Blockchain Capital.

“People do not want to spend bitcoin on goods and services because everyone that has spent bitcoin, including me, has repented ... Nobody wants to be that kid who spent 10,000 on two pizzas.”
Wright likened bitcoin’s rise to a Ponzi scheme: “The price goes up because people are paying and the price goes up. But that doesn’t ever last for ever. Old Charles Ponzi did that one too. And Mr Madoff ... Eventually, people go, ‘But what are we using it for?’ And then coins go down.”

Source: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/craig-wright-i-invented-bitcoin-now-its-a-ponzi-scheme-hkrv75clr Thanks to Danny Fortson https://archive.vn/uC8uB

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Quote from: hv_ on February 13, 2021, 11:16:48 AM

First lesson for Szabo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sne292YHu5k

But he got nick

Now on Segwit...

Bitcoin was ready made by Satoshi

I totally agree with you hv_

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Satoshi showed them the way and then did it again to expand their knowledge, what did they do in return? What have they produced over the last 6 years, just laziness in voting consensus on a dictatorship? Where is the BTC ecosystem tahat was supposed to be created over the last decade?

BTC (old XBT) has become a masquerade introduced by the upgrade of the SegWit basecode to BTC, a limited imitation of the true Bitcoin potential as it was realized from the beginning, this cartel has participated in modifying the Bitcoin basecode while guiding false ideas, multiple disinformation flows, all this led by a cartel of people (and continues to participate actively) with very greedy economic interests in their attitudes as well as in unseful developments but nothing for the common interest of humanity. Bitcoin is destined to be a technological breakthrough. One only has to see how far their endless greed goes.

I am overwhelmed to see that maybe Tether continues to print billions of USDT crypto stable coins?! https://twitter.com/usdcoinprinter/status/1359657177129111552 (more than the SEC and the ECB combined?!) result BTC continues to rise artificially with the (unintended?!) effect BNB too is no better with global burning. Here's what is being produced: Attracting showbiz gogos and other Musky, Jacky and other people with a same charisma similar to peanuts representing companies, pension funds, financial institutions in their nets.

Even their BTC is mined at +65% in China! BTC trolls advocating "decentralisation" let me laugh!!! Who produces your extraction chips already??? Made in China, Electricity from coal-fired power station... What are the American, Russian, European, Australian, Japanese, Canadian companies doing?! All these companies don't even do the minimum of proper research, just blood strokes like spoiled children to conform to appearances, being in the movement as has been, to the detriment of the technological sustainability that BSV is trying to put back on track to truly sell Bitcoin, its disruptive technology to help this dying system to be reborn, strong and solid. Few people know, all are in their delirium, blinded by the numbers. Others are actively working to sink BitcoinSV for fear of losing what they have amassed in a endless frenzy.

In a few years of comeback, here's what Satoshi has gathered from some BTC aficionados and cryptosophists who are all or almost all (the leaders) blossoming in lust but who are still afraid of losing their dematerialized, easy goods: Craig has received massive mockery, death threats in chaos, anger shown all over the networks and ppl cartel well known this pride instead of accepting the lessons with humility, they have no consideration, no respect fort Craig. They all have one thing in common, the fear of losing something precious to them instead of evolving they remain in their silken worlds. But in the end what they don't know is that BTC doesn't belong to them. BTC can however be stopped, contrary to the received ideas conveyed to put you to sleep, to let appear a dream of invincibility, lulled by sweet hypnotic lies. Without the usual concern to fuck the planet...

This also applies outside crypto it's universal in the markets while one guy trades to play on the prices of everything (water, cereals, gas....) another guy undergoes this variations, undergoes this trade, the prices change, others people depending on this prices same like 80% of the world population suffer, others die of hunger, cold, thirst because the prices go up. This is a reality. But you sleep well without knowing it. As long as it doesn't reach you you won't understand by will domino effect. Is direct result of the unchangeable collateral effects of all these messed up delays. When the stock market goes up people like you and me (lamda out of this stockscam) don't earn anything and when the stock market goes down it's our jobs that are lost. Like all those buffets they make of their lives by pressing keys without ever having understood how a smartphone works. Grandpa gold treasure not even able to develop a business to give drinking water to the needy or even create opportunities to help them. How many jobs were liquidated on the hands?!

Oops! Let's go back to BTC's analysis: it doesn't stop there! Now that they know what crap they've invested in and they're fucked their only alternatives for these morons and try to fix BTC by sprinkling 500BTC to reactivate development in Africa, tax deductible led by a nice singer and by a Jacky & Musky and other suckers of coins who never understood the extent of Bitcoin's true real technological potential (otherwise he would have been on BSV a long time ago).

But BTC is like ETH all fucked up from the inside. What do you do to try to understand that, what do you do to step back, get out of FUDland and what do you do to try to understand? Just wait for a new airdrop, copy and paste, that's what's going to happen... make no mistake. 21 come.

This truth hurts you? too bad. It is up to you to act if you are truly the Bitcoin spirit in the same consciousness then you will know the difference. Build the World with BSV is another perspective, useful. You can do it, go to work!!!

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Well then?! Despair sets in!? You're in need of an argument? Prison Break makes you crazy? Your phantasms about Wentworth Miller are still overwhelming you (again)? Come on, I'm going to give you a big hug!!! Come and love BSV!!! We're one big family!!! The large blocks will make you feel different, stronger... maybe 💪 you can be ... Understand real BitCoin attitude beyond speculation opens up other unlimited perspectives.... Open your mind Tsatsu! Be strong like BSV spirit; Be the #BitCoin.

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🤡 how much are the BTC transfer fees? How much fake artificial BTC coinmarketcap? Fake Bitcoin = BTC. Verify

https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/transactionfees-btc-bsv.html#6m

Hey bitcoinSchyzo troll you and your friends BTC princess gang trolls seems that you are expected:

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Bla bla bla

See your reaction. You are not explaining anything you are here on this thread just to insult people like the Internet trolls do, as your actions, your history and that of your friends testify. There is no pedagogy other than intimidation and insults that sound like rabbit farts.

Answering his questions would be a concrete step forward for you and your semblance of logic. Push on your neurons until you get all red in the face, free yourself, unleash your potential, get your head out of your ass.

Show honour and honesty for once you owe it to yourself.

Go BTC princess gang trolls. Make an effort. Third try, who can answer these questions?

Quote from: $romain on February 12, 2021, 12:41:39 PM

To cryptotourist, bitcoinpsycho, and Bitcointalk BTC Trolls members army:

You seem determined in your obsession. Let us do otherwise.

Apart from the fact that Craig Wright has not yet proved to the public that he is Satoshi?

Let's focus objectively, can you prove to us...

Prove to us that BTC can be used to make nano deals.

Prove to us that BTC is complete Turing.

Prove to us that the SEGWIT update in 2017 has not changed and altered the Bitcoin code base functionality.

Prove to us that big blocks are useless.

Prove to us what is the scope of the BTC ecosystem.

Prove to us that the transaction costs are cheaper than on BSV.

Prove to us that BTC is scaled up.

Prove to us that the main BTC nodes are well decentralised.

Prove to us that BTC cannot be stopped.

Prove to us that BTC is exactly like XBT. (XBT was Bitcoin's ticket before 2017).

Prove to us that BSV is not Bitcoin.

And finally to finish this missive, prove to us that you are not stupid.

Suggestion: Call your buddies the other BTC Trolls if you don't know how to answer, it's legitimate.

Another one running away.

Simply. Answer his questions. Third chance - will the trolls try again?

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Quote from: BSVfan on February 11, 2021, 01:09:39 PM

⚠️ Warning don't be fooled BTC is Not BSV - BSV is BitCoin ⚠️

Devs Do you want to fulfil your potential? Exercise your talents? Make your plans come true?

In three letters: #BSV

https://bitcoinsv.io/devtools/

The future already belongs to you but with Bitcoinˢᵛ

Use Run! Run is a platform to build apps and tokens on BitCoin. Developers create applications using interactive objects, called jigs. Jigs allow you to build almost anything you can dream up: tokens, contracts, interfaces, elections, games, digital pets, and more!

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Quote from: BSVfan on February 02, 2021, 04:57:35 PM

Read 🎓 + 🌱 + 🧠 = 💡

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🟢A bifurcation of rules creates a diverging game protocol. North America play 'Football", created in 1869 as a game with an egg shaped ball, passed forward by throwing with hands. The original protocol for football was documented in 206BC in China under the Han Dynasty.

A new set of rules was created for competition football, in Greece in 228 which involved hands and violence. Association football, known as "Football" in the UK but "Soccer" in North America (to avoid confusion with their football protocol) was recorded in 1842, using feet only.

Soccer is played with a round ball and only the goalkeeper can use their hands inside their own box. Rugby began at my former school of Rugby, Warwickshire, UK, in 1823 by William Web Ellis, during a game of football where he picked up the ball and ran with it.

This is an egg shaped ball that can only be thrown backwards. North America adopted these rules of Rugby, adding protective helmets and body armour which are not allowed in Rugby. Australia did the something similar. In the UK, we call North American football "American Football".

We call Australian football "Aussie Rules Fooball" and both America, Canada and Australia call British Footbal "Soccer". UK plays both Football (Soccer) and Rugby, as do New Zealand, South Africa, New Zealand, Republic of Ireland and Oceana.

These sports are mutually exclusive and they have their own set protocols. They are not played in the same countries, in the same stadiums with the same fanbase. It's the same with BTC, BCH & BSV. All 3 have history going back to the Genesis block in January 2009.

BTC created a new game and new protocol in 2017 by adding changes to the protocol, thus changing the game. BCH changed the protocol too in 2018 creating a new protocol and non compatible ruleset. Cross chain Bitcoin transactions remain shared & mutually supported up until a fork.

Exchanges are like supporters. They call the sport they like playing the name of the team they support. These teams are reference node implementations chosen by the ticker (team) that was playing before. Bitcoin Core changed the Bitcoin protocol but retained the trading ticker.

Supporters of the original Bitcoin protocol have been reassigned tickers but have been reassigned names by exchanges to differentiate the naming convention of their hosting teams game. BSV is Bitcoin with the original progeny. It's Bitcoin in every sense of the founding protocol.

Now imagine the uproar if I went to America, bought out all of the football stadiums and told all of the players they can only play soccer rules, only with feet, only with a round ball. The fans turn up expecting touchdowns but they get headers, volleys, chips and hooks instead.

BSVers don't care about the ticker. The original Bitcoin ticker was XBT anyway. What we care about is our original game's protocol retaining its progeny and not having people who "ran with the ball' changing the rules of the game after they thought Satoshi had left.

Satoshi didn't leave. He focussed on creating a Football Association and international teams of players for a World Cup Competition, where everyone can compete. A global, international sport.

Core stole Satoshi's ball.
Craig Wright wants his ball back!

May the best team win.

Source https://twitter.com/murphsicles/status/1353721938594713601 Roy Murphy @murphsicles

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Now you understand why original protocol have bifurcated (Forked) to XBT > BTC > BCH > BSV. And why now BitcoinSV is only the real Bitcoin compliant with Satoshi Nakamoto (aka authentic CSW) work 👆

Very informative is not it?

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Finding real value with Bitcoin

Bitcoin Association Founding President Jimmy Nguyen featured in the February 2021 edition of Forum Views – the flagship title of the Bombay Stock Exchange Brokers’ Forum in India. In his article, Nguyen discussed finding real value with Bitcoin, where he made the case for an approach rooted in utility, not speculation.

Read the full article (PDF):

February 2021 - Forum Viewa

Source: https://bitcoinassociation.net/jimmy-nguyen-finding-real-value-with-bitcoin/

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DotWallet Pro: Huge Update! What’s New?

DotWallet Pro was officially launched in September 2020. In this short time, a huge number of users have already started using our high quality and secure wallet. Meanwhile, the DotWallet team has been hard at work preparing for today’s big update.

In close cooperation with the sCrypt team, DotWallet is releasing a new service: Badges. This is a milestone for Bitcoin SV, because developers can now create any kind of token on the blockchain chain. BSV finally has the powerful capability for asset tokenization in line with BSV’s development vision.

The diverse and powerful abilities of Badges are now available to ordinary users, with our brand new feature – Cards.

What is “Cards”

Apart from fiat currencies (i.e., USD, RMB), personal digital assets often include game items, coupons, member cards, and app credits. Before now, it was impossible to manage these diverse assets all in one place. Thanks to sCrypt and Badge services, this is now a problem of the past!

Assets in DotWallet are now divided into 2 categories and displayed in separate locations:

– Assets: Public chain cryptocurrencies (BSV/ETH/BTC)
– Cards: All kinds of membership cards, game items, etc. These are now saved on the blockchain and owned by users.

Various assets are displayed in the form of different cards. Users can add any asset cards by selecting “ Create an asset card”, “Add from the market”, or “Receive”.

With “Cards”, BSV can now begin to play a more important role in users’ daily lives, from using coupons to purchase products, to getting tokens from game and app marketplaces, or to managing VIP cards and more. Users can now save all of these different assets as ‘cards’ in their wallet.

DotWallet added “Cards” in the latest UI update.

The world of BSV Coupons awaits you.

[1]Add an asset to Cards

In the Cards Market, users can add any assets card you like.
For example, OVT tokens from SatoPlay, coupons from the shopping mall, VIP membership cards, or any asset displayed in the Card Market,
Select any asset card and click “Add”,
The asset will display in your own “Cards” menu.

Cards can be sent and received. Users can trade them freely.
Get them in one click, and use them anytime, anywhere.
Note: This feature will be available soon, stay tuned.

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[2] Create an custom asset
“I want to make a unique Card”
“Cards” in DotWallet will make it work.

Creating Cards is not limited to commercial businesses.
Users can create their own member cards or coupons.
A unique asset card can be created in minutes.

[3] DotWallet is the world’s leading
“Social” digital asset wallet.
Cards is the latest in this exciting trend.

If the card issuer allows it,
Any asset card can be displayed in the public market.
Other users can add them if they are interested.

Apart from trading,
Asset cards support “Peer to peer” transfer.
All transactions and transfer into will be saved on the blockchain.
Therefore, both parties are free from trust issues.
Compared to the traditional transfer,
it’s more novel and convenient.

If you want to surprise your friend,
Create a card created and signed by yourself.
And send it to her/him secretly.

Currently, the SatoPlay team has already issued a game asset token
called OVT, powered by Badge service.

You will find corresponding assets in Cards if you are a SatoPlay user.
Please note that OVT in DotWallet web version
will not sync to DotWallet Pro and must be sent with a transaction.

Apart from these new features, Cards Market will add more assets cards and
be updated in the near future.
Why not have a try?

New Service, Amazing Experience
Coming Soon

DotWallet Pro 2.0 was officially online on Jan 16th, 2021

New to Bitcoin? Check out CoinGeek’s Bitcoin for Beginners section, the ultimate resource guide to learn more about Bitcoin—as originally envisioned by Satoshi Nakamoto—and blockchain.

Source: https://coingeek.com/dotwallet-pro-huge-update-whats-new/

Do_zzze

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Quote from: kna on February 13, 2021, 05:18:55 AM

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Bla bla bla

See your reaction. You are not explaining anything you are here on this thread just to insult people like the Internet trolls do, as your actions, your history and that of your friends testify. There is no pedagogy other than intimidation and insults that sound like rabbit farts.

Answering his questions would be a concrete step forward for you and your semblance of logic. Push on your neurons until you get all red in the face, free yourself, unleash your potential, get your head out of your ass.

Show honour and honesty for once you owe it to yourself.

Go BTC princess gang trolls. Make an effort. Third try, who can answer these questions?

Quote from: $romain on February 12, 2021, 12:41:39 PM

To cryptotourist, bitcoinpsycho, and Bitcointalk BTC Trolls members army:

You seem determined in your obsession. Let us do otherwise.

Apart from the fact that Craig Wright has not yet proved to the public that he is Satoshi?

Let's focus objectively, can you prove to us...

Prove to us that BTC can be used to make nano deals.

Prove to us that BTC is complete Turing.

Prove to us that the SEGWIT update in 2017 has not changed and altered the Bitcoin code base functionality.

Prove to us that big blocks are useless.

Prove to us what is the scope of the BTC ecosystem.

Prove to us that the transaction costs are cheaper than on BSV.

Prove to us that BTC is scaled up.

Prove to us that the main BTC nodes are well decentralised.

Prove to us that BTC cannot be stopped.

Prove to us that BTC is exactly like XBT. (XBT was Bitcoin's ticket before 2017).

Prove to us that BSV is not Bitcoin.

And finally to finish this missive, prove to us that you are not stupid.

Suggestion: Call your buddies the other BTC Trolls if you don't know how to answer, it's legitimate.

Another one running away.

Simply. Answer his questions. Third chance - will the trolls try again?

kna

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See your reaction. You are not explaining anything you are here on this thread just to insult people like the Internet trolls do, as your actions, your history and that of your friends testify. There is no pedagogy other than intimidation and insults that sound like rabbit farts.

Answering his questions would be a concrete step forward for you and your semblance of logic. Push on your neurons until you get all red in the face, free yourself, unleash your potential, get your head out of your ass.

Show honour and honesty for once you owe it to yourself.

Go BTC princess gang trolls. Make an effort. Third try, who can answer these questions?

Quote from: $romain on February 12, 2021, 12:41:39 PM

To cryptotourist, bitcoinpsycho, and Bitcointalk BTC Trolls members army:

You seem determined in your obsession. Let us do otherwise.

Apart from the fact that Craig Wright has not yet proved to the public that he is Satoshi?

Let's focus objectively, can you prove to us...

Prove to us that BTC can be used to make nano deals.

Prove to us that BTC is complete Turing.

Prove to us that the SEGWIT update in 2017 has not changed and altered the Bitcoin code base functionality.

Prove to us that big blocks are useless.

Prove to us what is the scope of the BTC ecosystem.

Prove to us that the transaction costs are cheaper than on BSV.

Prove to us that BTC is scaled up.

Prove to us that the main BTC nodes are well decentralised.

Prove to us that BTC cannot be stopped.

Prove to us that BTC is exactly like XBT. (XBT was Bitcoin's ticket before 2017).

Prove to us that BSV is not Bitcoin.

And finally to finish this missive, prove to us that you are not stupid.

Suggestion: Call your buddies the other BTC Trolls if you don't know how to answer, it's legitimate.

BSVfan

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Quote from: $romain on February 12, 2021, 12:41:39 PM

To cryptotourist, bitcoinpsycho, and Bitcointalk BTC Trolls members army:

You seem determined in your obsession. Let us do otherwise.

Apart from the fact that Craig Wright has not yet proved to the public that he is Satoshi?

Let's focus objectively, can you prove to us...

Prove to us that BTC can be used to make nano deals.

Prove to us that BTC is complete Turing.

Prove to us that the SEGWIT update in 2017 has not changed and altered the Bitcoin code base functionality.

Prove to us that big blocks are useless.

Prove to us what is the scope of the BTC ecosystem.

Prove to us that the transaction costs are cheaper than on BSV.

Prove to us that BTC is scaled up.

Prove to us that the main BTC nodes are well decentralised.

Prove to us that BTC cannot be stopped.

Prove to us that BTC is exactly like XBT. (XBT was Bitcoin's ticket before 2017).

Prove to us that BSV is not Bitcoin.

And finally to finish this missive, prove to us that you are not stupid.

Suggestion: Call your buddies the other BTC Trolls if you don't know how to answer, it's legitimate.

The burden of proof is on you nutjob BSV supporters to prove the various things that you want to prove, and the market seems quite well showing that you are wrong as fuck, and sure in the near future we may well see Craig and his cronies showing how dumb they are in a court of law.. which hardly even matters in terms of more important fundamentals connected to king daddy bitcoin (talking about btc in case you might be confused about your bcash crap coin or the various variants).

Are you running away? Nothing in the explanation everything in the attempt to intimidate extra insult. Here are the facts (again)......

You didn't answer his questions...... Go second shot? Which BTC troll can answer his questions?

$romain

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To cryptotourist, bitcoinpsycho, and Bitcointalk BTC Trolls members army:

You seem determined in your obsession. Let us do otherwise.

Apart from the fact that Craig Wright has not yet proved to the public that he is Satoshi?

Let's focus objectively, can you prove to us...

Prove to us that BTC can be used to make nano deals.

Prove to us that BTC is complete Turing.

Prove to us that the SEGWIT update in 2017 has not changed and altered the Bitcoin code base functionality.

Prove to us that big blocks are useless.

Prove to us what is the scope of the BTC ecosystem.

Prove to us that the transaction costs are cheaper than on BSV.

Prove to us that BTC is scaled up.

Prove to us that the main BTC nodes are well decentralised.

Prove to us that BTC cannot be stopped.

Prove to us that BTC is exactly like XBT. (XBT was Bitcoin's ticket before 2017).

Prove to us that BSV is not Bitcoin.

And finally to finish this missive, prove to us that you are not stupid.

Suggestion: Call your buddies the other BTC Trolls if you don't know how to answer, it's legitimate.

BSVfan

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⚠️ Warning don't be fooled BTC is Not BSV - BSV is BitCoin ⚠️

Devs Do you want to fulfil your potential? Exercise your talents? Make your plans come true?

In three letters: #BSV

https://bitcoinsv.io/devtools/

The future already belongs to you but with Bitcoinˢᵛ

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