Suppose Bitcoin's true potential lies in its utility as a scalable, programmable, and universally accessible money; then BSV, not BTC, is the real paradigm shift waiting to happen.
SPV is critical in scaling Bitcoin, but BTC Core remains adamant about this, with their rejection only reflecting their own vision rather than a definitive statement of what Bitcoin can and cannot do.
Bitcoin is seen as an alternative currency with the dollar's devaluation, but its value proposition remains speculative, with no proof of stability during a financial crisis.
As the world enters yet another market turmoil, the importance of investing in an asset with actual utility and can provide long-term solutions for real-world problems has become even more pressing.
Bitcoin's adoption should be driven by its technological merits, usefulness in commerce, and the value it provides to users worldwide, not by political expediency.
Donald Trump will give a big speech at Bitcoin 2024 in Nashville alongside other grifters and sell access as part of a campaign fundraiser among the small blocker elite.
Bitcoin must scale to achieve its original vision, and BSV serves as a beacon of hope in attaining this feat, driven by several key developments that were accomplished amid a tumultuous journey.
Many believe that the hash rate is the leading indicator that drives the price of Bitcoin, but recent developments have debunked this and revealed a more complex relationship between the two.
Blockchain has survived for over a decade now, but its continued survival doesn't rest on hype or novelty but rather on its ability to deliver tangible benefits in a transparent and efficient manner.
While Donald Trump may have unwaveringly voiced his pro-Bitcoin stance, many view his support with skepticism, questioning his true motive as he eyes the highest seat in the United States.
With every technological advancement comes change, and while some applications have to wind down to prepare for this transformation, some rise to continue the ethos of blockchain—decentralization.
The Cabrini-Green and Soviet collective farming were reminders that initiatives, no matter how good their intentions, were doomed to fail without incorporating principles of a free market economy.
