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FUCK YOU BTC HOLDERS
John Parker
Sebastian Wright
It's crazy how all this coin news comes out.
Like, all the time. Constantly.
Josiah Wilson
Kek the mods there are such insecure faggots
Kevin Reed
Omg thats amazing!
Update: Omg i didnt think someone will actually literally read my post!
Update2: OMG Thank you so much for gold kind stranger !
Evan Gray
They are literally craig wright tier at this point declaring that adam back is Satoshi. Complete fucking losers
Blake Anderson
youtube.com
adam back literally is satoshi tho
Nicholas Myers
They also ban you for the slightest disagreement
nope Adam Beck is a loser
Jackson Long
No, he's not. You saying that is exactly why blockstream is coingeek tier now. Satoshi was posting from somewhere in California. Although he used the UK spellchecker, he also used American slang that is not used in the UK.
Asher Brown
hi blockstream
Josiah Myers
i thought this adam back thing was a joke to rile up the cregies? is this a serious narrative now?
Ryder Barnes
What? My point is that blockstream is literally on par with the losers at coingeek now
Owen Foster
>On the Instability of Bitcoin Without the Block Reward
cs.princeton.edu
Princeton university
>Beyond the doomsday
economics of “proof-of work” in cryptocurrencies
BIS, Monetary and Economic Department
"Second, the transaction market cannot generate an adequate level of
“mining” income via fees as users free-ride on the fees of other transactions in a block and in the
subsequent blockchain. Instead, newly minted bitcoins, known as block rewards, have made up the bulk
of mining income to date. Looking ahead, these two limitations imply that liquidity is set to fall dramatically
as these block rewards are phased out. Simple calculations suggest that once block rewards are zero, it
could take months before a Bitcoin payment is final, unless new technologies are deployed to speed up
payment finality. Second-layer solutions such as the Lightning Network might help, but the only
fundamental remedy would be to depart from proof-of-work, which would probably require some form
of social coordination or institutionalisation."
>Written by phd´s in computer science and economics. Bitcoiners can’t refute this fud, lol. These academic papers prove that proof of work will not work longterm.
Another weakness is the lack of on chain governance, which results in huge governance and coordination problems, and limits innovation.
Juan Gutierrez
Did you not notice how heavily shilled it was and how it was perfectly timed to come out at the halving?
Jason Clark
That community is getting out of touch with crypto with every passing minute.
James Wood
umm no sweety
amerifats don't use bloody as an intensifier
it's most common amongst aussies and second in england
Ian Fisher
Wrong
Brody Perez
>Two people connected to bitcoin who double space
>One under oath can't prove he's Satoshi
leaves one
Christopher Morales
it was hilarious but i still think it was an anti-blockstream propaganda that backfired because the community played along.
it's all just trolls trolling each other.
Jayden Thompson
the guy who made it has literally nothing to do with crypto, and has been doing the series for like 3 months. it has nothing to do with the halving
Tyler Green
>proof of cussing
>proof of word documents
>proof of shitposting
oh boy this is not gonna be easy for you
Angel Sullivan
this. craig wasn't even a proper cypherpunk hes pro as fuck government and if you think bitcoin wasn't a cypherpunk creation you are retarded.
Noah Rogers
that's the point halving just amplifies interest and makes maxis exuberant.
Connor Nguyen
Haha. Maxi's so mad. Just wait until ARPA hits 200x'ing from bottom.
John Rivera
>bis.org
didnt read. not selling.
Cooper Hill
i think plenty dystopians were in the cypherpunks it was not a unified rank of libertarians....
when will you people get that these "soft proofs" are literally worthless and meaningless? the timezones satoshi worked are the closest thing to actual scientific metric but as far as i know they are inconclusive also people are free to move.
Blake Davis
>cypherpunk
this reminds me
Benjamin Johnson
load of pseudo-science bollocks and speculation why not wait a hundred years and see what happens?
Brandon Davis
Fucking bagholders. My excitement will exceed every imagination when I will see you buying ETH at 0.1 BTC.
Matthew Gonzalez
Within five to six years, Bitcoin will only have to support itself with fees. It'll be a pleasure to fuck you user with the rest of the market.
Jason Gonzalez
twitter.com
TL;DR yes, I'm satoshi, here's the reasons why, but NDA doesn't allow me to say yes
Michael Myers
imagine all the mental gymnastics going through your rent free brains after seeing all the evidence in the 5 billion dollar court case
>adam pleb could contest craig copywrighting the whitepaper and code
>he hasn't
yikes
Cooper Reyes
>he hasn't
because it's better for satoshi to remain unnamed, he literally says as much in an interview
Robert Ward
Isn't this what Reddcoin was supposed to do? Remember that?
Chase Lewis
Wrong. Satoshi was posting from somewhere within California.
Tyler Diaz
technically this is not true.
i mean what if the block reward keeps halving but the price keeps 10x-ing like before? until the block reward is completely gone bitcoin can theoretically increase in value to pick up the slack and not have to rely on fees.
but yeah i also think after the next halving subsidy and fees will be 50-50 of reward. i just pointed out they don't have to be. that's a mathematical nonsense.
Caleb Lee
>proof of screenshot of emails
ahahahah okay then you will never learn got it.
Michael Anderson
John McAfee is Satoshi. If he isn’t I’ll eat my dick.
Xavier Rivera
mcafee lost all my request when he refused to eat his dick. it's a pity he used to be sort of based as a crazy motherfucker. but now basically he is just a shitcoin shilling scammer like richard.
Juan Mitchell
Hahaha
Daniel Gutierrez
well technically it's
>proof of screenshot of emails printed out then scanned
Kayden Mitchell
>10x market cap
So you think a $1 trillion network can be defended against attacks by fees. Let's see how much these fees go up and who's willing to pay them.