This week a little radio handset paying Bitcoin with no internet reached people on every side of the Bitcoin split. BTC accounts explained it fairly, credited the work, and said plainly it was BSV. That's how it should be. Here is what struck me. The idea underneath doesn't belong to any one chain. A signed transaction is just a signed transaction. A radio carries it the same way whether it's BTC, BSV or BCH. The relay can't change it on any of them. The person paying holds their own key on all of them. We have spent years arguing about whose Bitcoin is the real one, while the thing that matters to ordinary people is slipping away: money they control, that still works when the network, the bank or the power does not. So I'd ask the three camps to stop treating each other as the enemy. Compare honestly, keep your differences, and build together on the part we share, sovereign money that works offline, by radio, at the edges, for people who will never read a white paper. The code for the radio payments is on chain, open for anyone to build on, on any chain. If you can make it work on yours, do it, and show us. #BSV #BTC #BCH whatsonchain.com/tx/459ce23e…