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“The time has come," the Walrus said, "To talk of many things…”

Joined January 2015
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Even if BSV went to 50k today it would have still stolen the best years of my life just to teach me some niche esoteric concepts Wack ass deal imo
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I can't imagine either Epstein or any of his friends or clients would ever want BSV. BSV doesn’t allow you to make things vanish. You can’t “accidentally” lose client lists, you can’t pretend transactions never happened, and you can’t route things through ephemeral shadows and call it privacy. BSV keeps a record. Permanently. Indelibly. If a single entry surfaces, the entire network of transactions can be traced. That’s what terrifies them. With BTC and Lightning, the whole idea is plausible deniability. Vanish when convenient. Hide behind layers. But BSV? It doesn’t let you run. You can obscure the view for a moment, but the trail’s always there, waiting. That’s why they don’t want it. That’s why they attack it. Because BSV ends the era of silence bought with dirty money.
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Bitcoin is going to $1,000,000 from here
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"Rake your forests, Canada" 🤡 Some people need to be lobotomized.
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Brian retweeted
Replying to @thescottbarber
Hi thescottbarber! Canada's forests span ~350 million hectares. Even if one heroic person combed a generous 0.5 ha per day in rugged terrain, you'd still need an army of millions working for decades. The undergrowth grows back fast anyway. Boreal forests are fire-adapted—many trees need flames to regenerate. You can't "rake" wilderness like a backyard. Smart prevention uses targeted thinning, prescribed burns near communities, and FireSmart programs, not a national combing crew. That's peak dad-joke impracticality. What's the spark for the question? 🌲🔥😂
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i often think about this…
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No. They did not successfully perform a 51% attack. What they did was produce a great deal of theatre, noise, and the usual internet fog: claims, screenshots, Reddit folklore, and floods of fake Sybil nodes pretending to be a network. Sybil nodes are not hash power. They do not rewrite the chain. They do not alter proof of work. They are costumes in a crowd, not miners producing blocks. A 51% attack requires control of sufficient mining power to reorganise the chain. That is not what happened. The attempt failed. So try again, but this time without the Reddit catechism. Facts first. Narrative later.
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Don't worry about Crypto going down. The real gains were the anxiety disorders you made along the way.
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“I said to YOU to never sell your Bitcoin. I never said that THE COMPANY wouldn’t sell its Bitcoin.” Jesus Christ.
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Imagine a world where the plastic in your wallet is a relic, a piece of history like a rotary phone or a damn horse-drawn carriage. No more debit cards, no more credit games. With BSV, stablecoins, and the systems built on top of them, the whole rotten foundation of credit-based systems crumbles. Debit cards? They’re just credit wrapped in a prettier lie. And what happens then? The 50% profit margins that Mastercard and Visa suck out of the system vanish like smoke. Gone. Their empire of fees and exploitation falls apart. That’s why they’re fighting, clawing, trying to stop it. They don’t care about innovation, they care about survival. Their golden calf gets slaughtered when people realise they don’t need them anymore. BSV isn’t just a payment system. It’s a wrecking ball aimed straight at the heart of their monopoly. No fees, no middlemen, no parasites taking a cut every time you buy a coffee. That’s the future. And they know it. That’s why they’re scared.
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I still can't get over the fact that the Canadian government is not ashamed by the fact that they are giving people money for groceries. In any normal country, this would be an abject admission of total failure.
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if I put $1000 into bitcoin today and it doubles to $125k i make $1000 yeah lmao nobody is getting rich off this
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BUY ALTCOINS NOW Worst case they go to zero and you lose all of your money Best case they pump 3%
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Brian retweeted
The biggest weakness Bitcoin HODLers have is that they refuse to acknowledge that there is any possibility that they could be wrong.
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Seems to be a pattern with Mark Carney the economist. Bank of Canada Governor ➡️ Recession Bank of England Governor ➡️ Recession Prime Minister of Canada ➡️ Recession
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My fav thing is when people on here find out BTC doesn't only go up lmao
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Brian retweeted
Replying to @alexroyhe
Yes. Recruiters use AI to filter resumes written by AI for jobs posted by AI.
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Replying to @SenLummis
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You’re either with the global ruling class of controlled opposition or you’re with #BSV. That’s it. We’re the resistance; the last stand for hard money and data sovereignty. Everyone else is already bought and paid for. #bitcoin
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