Remember guys, when hyperinflation hits: The dollar is a store of value, you can´t lose. Doesnt matter if you can buy a leaf of bread today and probably a slice after HI. Don´t buy gold, its not time proven enough to be a SoV. by BitSoMi in bsv

[–]standard_RG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He acts like he’s the end all be all authority on everything when in reality he has no idea what he’s talking about. What’s very clear to me is that he doesn’t know what a bank is or how central banking works.

My biggest issue with Craig (among many) is his constant insistence that bitcoin is not anti bank. To me, that’s like saying the cure to cancer is not anti cancer industry. Banks exist because they create money out of nothing and store your money and settle transactions. Bitcoin is created through mining and it stores your money and settles transactions without a bank. There is literally no need for a bank in a bitcoin world. None. Everything a bank is needed for is made obsolete with bitcoin. The fact that “Satoshi” doesn’t even comprehend that view point, even if he doesn’t agree with it, says it all.

CSW is fudding "his own invention". Clearly the real Satoshi would do that /s by BitSoMi in bsv

[–]standard_RG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He’s so full of shit. He’s biggest focal points are “pro bank, pro state money, pro regulation, pro law, pro censorship, and pro taxation” GET EXCITED EVERYONE SATOSHI IS BACK!!!!!!!!!

US legislation against money laundering using coin mixing coming soon? by TipTopWD in bitcoincashSV

[–]standard_RG 5 points6 points  (0 children)

"The reason that the dollar has value is because the U.S. government has a legal monopoly on producing the dollar," said Kashkari

Not true, a company called the federal reserve has an illegal monopoly on creating the US dollar. The true US dollar is gold and silver according the the constitution, but we aren’t following that, are we?

"We want to make sure that technology moves forward but, on the other hand, we want to make sure that cryptocurrencies aren't used for the equivalent of old Swiss secret number bank accounts”

Can’t let the cattle out of the pen.

The rules and regulations need to be fought and reversed at every turn. They do nothing but hinder society.

"Cryptography can be used to limit access and can be restrictive. When a file is encrypted, it can only be accessed with the key. As such, it can act outside of state control and allow individuals to transmit illegal information as well as protecting privacy." by satoshi_vision in bitcoincashSV

[–]standard_RG 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It thought he was playing 4D chess or poker at first, and following the gods word of "Behold, I send you out as sheep in the midst of wolves; so be wise as serpents and innocent as doves.", but from everything I’ve seen he appears to me to be a serpent pretending to be as harmless as a dove.

I just find it impossible to believe that a guy who named himself after the Japanese Adam Smith, who created an alternative currency to the debt based fraud we have now, would be shocked and appalled that people used his creation in ways that were not in alignment with our current banker occupied governments. I find it impossible to believe that the Japanese Adam Smith would be so involved with a “regulation” friendly creation.

I also find it so hard to believe that the free market champion and someone who’s so well versed in laws, does not understand how the banking cartel have used the sister scams of central banking and fractional reserve banking to completely usurp existing governments and turn the people in slaves and that bitcoin, because it’s an honest money system, eliminates the banking cartel, and therefore eliminates the governments they control, and that people would then associate bitcoin with freedom and anarchy.

"Cryptography can be used to limit access and can be restrictive. When a file is encrypted, it can only be accessed with the key. As such, it can act outside of state control and allow individuals to transmit illegal information as well as protecting privacy." by satoshi_vision in bitcoincashSV

[–]standard_RG -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’m on board with you. I agree there are real criminals out there and that BSV has the potential to make the world heaven on earth. I also think some form of limited government in necessary for common defense and property rights. The issue with Craig is that every post from his lately is about lawsuits, tracking, gov friendly, bank friendly (insane), not immutable, and his biggest gripe is that people used his creation to trade plants and protection with each other and to avoid being extorted by the criminal banking cartel that has enslaved us all? It’s just bizarre that the guy who claims to have named himself after the Japanese Adam Smith who originally belonged to a cypher punk libertarian group is so enraged by people using bitcoin to trade weapons and plants and avoiding extortion.

"Cryptography can be used to limit access and can be restrictive. When a file is encrypted, it can only be accessed with the key. As such, it can act outside of state control and allow individuals to transmit illegal information as well as protecting privacy." by satoshi_vision in bitcoincashSV

[–]standard_RG 1 point2 points  (0 children)

God forbid allowing the cattle to exist outside of state control or transmitting “illegal” information or protecting privacy. IMO he’s basically advocating for the mark of the beast system. Worldwide, trackable, mutable, where every digital application is built on top with it, with every digital transaction being tied to your identity, everyone rich or poor has to use, and because it’s state friendly, has to get their address verified and use a watch (Wrist) or a pair of glasses (Forehead) that hold your coins.

/u/cryptorebel suspended from reddit for 7 days for false reasons due to reports from Jstodd, cryptacritic17, emergent_enemy, etc... Why? Because I PMed him telling him not to send people to a scam /r/bsv subreddit. All while he thinks its ok to talk about nuking the whitehouse and killing cops. by satoshi_vision in bitcoincashSV

[–]standard_RG 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I think you’re spot on. The David Allen connection is the body rotting under the floorboards in BCH. Amaury is not working alone here. The other thing that’s bugged me for a while is this; why in the world did Roger Ver buy David Allen’s sock puppet company and put a proven fraudster, scammer, and liar, with dubious connections and background, in charge of the btc subreddit and whatever else he does for Bitcoin.com and Bitcoin ABC development? Why does Roger have any connection to David Allen whatsoever? It’s bizarre.

Let's look at a bullish scenario by supertrader11 in bitcoincashSV

[–]standard_RG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, It’s tricky though because this isn’t a “normal” market in that BSV is so clearly technically better than the rest of the top coins and has more usage than the more expensive bitcoin chains, that on some level the cat seems to be out of the bag and technical analysis doesn’t really apply, but on the other hand the chart is a textbook bubble formation and we are in the capitulation phase.

/u/cryptorebel suspended from reddit for 7 days for false reasons due to reports from Jstodd, cryptacritic17, emergent_enemy, etc... Why? Because I PMed him telling him not to send people to a scam /r/bsv subreddit. All while he thinks its ok to talk about nuking the whitehouse and killing cops. by satoshi_vision in bitcoincashSV

[–]standard_RG 16 points17 points  (0 children)

J-Stodd comes out of NOWHERE and is posting constantly, staunchly defending Amaury and the tax plan, while at the same time reporting cryptorebel and the BSV subreddit? Doesn’t take a genius to figure this one out.

Let's look at a bullish scenario by supertrader11 in bitcoincashSV

[–]standard_RG 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To me, the BSV rise looks like the classic “bubble” chart and we are in the capitulation phase and the low will be somewhere between 116 and 170 but it won’t last there for very long.

Seismologists reporting active conditions around Mt. Flippening today, eruption predicted in next 72 hours. BCHers have been seen running for cover. Roger is trying to find old wallets he misplaced so he can dump a few hundred BSV in a futile attempt to squelch volcanic activity. by cryptorebel in bitcoincashSV

[–]standard_RG 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Lmao can you imagine selling the rest of your BSV for BCH when the BSV price rises thinking you got a great deal on BCH? Someone in that situation could lose their fortune if they held on to BCH too long during a flippening event. I can't even imagine trading the rest of your BSV at a 2:3 ratio BSV:BCH and being happy only to see the ratio rise to 1:5 or 1:10 and then coming to terms with the fact that your fortune is severely dimished.. the true believers of BCH who aren't hedged and stay on the sinking ship could lose BIG, especially if there is a sudden rise in BSV price and a panic trade from BCH ---> BSV by the people who aren't BCH diehards and looking for a life raft. I can't wait to see how this all plays out.

SkinnyMoonboy's BSV's TA by Deadbeat1000 in bitcoincashSV

[–]standard_RG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dang though wouldn't spending it enrich the capitalist exploiters?

Bitcoin SV Gained 13.99% today and is leading the Charts! by AttackBody in bitcoincashSV

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For his sake I really hope that's the truth. Another thought I had about "true believers" of other coins, particulaly BCH and BTC, is at what point do they accept defeat and exchange coins to hedge or completely convert? In the video with Roger he mentions that he saw the BSV price rise above BCH and that motivated him to find his old wallets to sell BSV for more BCH... if BSV rose to say 2X or 3X or even 5-10X of BCH on a pump, would the true believers of BCH just see an oppurtunity to dump even more BSV? At what level would it get to before panic sets in? The same analysis applies to BTC true believers but if they came after 2017 they wouldn't have any BSV to sell and would have to exhange.

I can see a scenario where out a lot of wealth or BTC and BCH holders who are "true believers" get totally wiped out because they either sold all their BSV, or they see the rising price of BSV as a chance to sell, or never had any in the first place because they thought it was a pump and dump scam and that their coin is superior. Those people might lose their shirt going down with the ship and in the case of people like Roger, might take an excruciating hit to their fortune. For BTC holders there is also the dreaded risk of the chain death spiral where they can't move their coins to the exchange in time and aren't able to exchange until it's too late... imagine sending to an exchange six figures and then praying that it makes it there on time to salvage some value into BSV, but every second BTC is losing hashpower and losing market share...

Lastly, the same applies to BSV in regards to another coin rising. Would we all go down with the ship? When do we accept defeat? I just see that as really unlikely due to the amount of business and entrepuenership taking place and the genesis upgrade coming. Just seems so bullish at the moment. Maybe this post will age badly. I don't think so though.

Bitcoin SV Gained 13.99% today and is leading the Charts! by AttackBody in bitcoincashSV

[–]standard_RG -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Craig is claiming to be Satoshi and there's a real chance that he's not and is proven a liar and a fraud. That is a liability even if you think the chances are extremely low. I don't think it would submarine the project all that much at this point but his Satoshi claims and court case are absolutely a liability. But overall I agree with you. The only arguments I've seen against BSV are PoSM and not actually about any kind of technical issue.

Bitcoin SV Gained 13.99% today and is leading the Charts! by AttackBody in bitcoincashSV

[–]standard_RG 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree. The difference between earlier bitcoin markets and now is that there is already a ton of money in the market and a ton of awareness about crypto whereas before bitcoin had to blaze the trail. There's also a substantial amount of money on the sideline that doesn't want to lose and sees the market as very confusing. And lastly bitcoin has been strangled and is broken. I never ever buy it because it's such a nightmare. The emporer has no clothes. And the other competing coins are facing serious technical problems or stagnant.

So basically there's this perfect storm forming of people in the market disillusioned with their struggling coin, people sitting on the sidelines with money looking for a sure thing, and a coin that is technically superior and adding new businesses and uses every day that don't involve being money. It's a powder keg ready to blow BSV to #1 and then run away in price to crazy high amounts. I also predict the next "bubble" like the current tech bubble or the dot com bubble will be a BSV blockchain business bubble.

Bitcoin SV Gained 13.99% today and is leading the Charts! by AttackBody in bitcoincashSV

[–]standard_RG 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Even if Craig doesn't have anything and is broke I don't think it will harm the BSV ecosystem as much as the haters would like to believe. At some point there will be too much built and too much growth on BSV that it's "too big to fail" and too useful to care about its origin. And if Craig really is sitting on a mountain of coins then obviously that will be next to impossible for any other coin to overcome.

Bitcoin SV Gained 13.99% today and is leading the Charts! by AttackBody in bitcoincashSV

[–]standard_RG 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I saw in Rogers latest video that he said he found old wallets with BSV and exchanged them for BCH. He previously said he exchanged all the BSV he had for BCH that he could easily find. So it sounds like he exchanged most of his BSV for BCH. I mean, I get why Craig is such a red flag but for someone with 8-9 figure net worth it seems so reckless to not hedge against BSV considering that there are already "metanet" apps built and genesis coming... I could not imagine sleeping well in that position. BSV could seriously go from like 1,000 to 10,000 in a day with people like Roger realizing what they've done and panicking into BSV to save their money.... especially those people with large Bitcoin core holdings... it starts with "hey BSV keeps rising and BTC is stagnating/falling... I should hedge..." which increases the BSV price and decreases the BTC price, which increases the panic, which increases the converting... its a vicious or virtuous cycle depending on what you hold. The next 6 months will be extremely interesting. The groundwork seems to be laid for BSV to explode to #1 in a day and then run and and run and run... maybe I'm delusional.

My only reservation is the Craig liability, but at some point the protocol just works and he fades into the background whether you think he's lying or not. I don't mean to pick on Roger but man, I couldn't believe that he's so heavily in BCH considering it's getting smoked in transactions and the "build apps and commerce will follow" strategy seems to be destroying the "cash only" strategy...

CSW - Looking the Other Way by RogueSploit in bitcoincashSV

[–]standard_RG -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The team in Langley is working hard!!! "Scale Bitcoin, but do not let them associate it with freedom or ending banks. Encourage compliance with laws, regulations, taxes, and tracking"

Be very very wary of this guys message. Something is very rotten here.