BSV Meme 🟡 Whoops, You Just Got Bitcoin’d!

“Hyperbitcoinization: voluntary transition from inferior currency to a superior one. Its adoption is a series of individual acts of entrepreneurship.” – Krawisz

[BSV Meme 🟡 Whoops, You Just Got Bitcoin’d! @BSVmeme]

#BTC is sus — you figure it out?

[BSV Meme 🟡 Whoops, You Just Got Bitcoin’d! @BSVmeme]

We’ll make the biggest mistake of our lives.

Don’t do it, baby. #Bitcoin

[Rodsirloin @RodSirloin]

"About those keys.."

[Kurt Wuckert Jr @kurtwuckertjr]

Influencers were offered to "collaborate" on the new "documentary" @findingsatoshi_

Why?

Because @coinbase and the other parties involved in Hijacking Bitcoin need Satoshi to be a dead small-blocker who would have loved what BTC became.

Don't believe me?

🧵👇

[RexStar @JoeSchlubb]

SCALE OR DIE!

[BSV Meme 🟡 Whoops, You Just Got Bitcoin’d! @BSVmeme]

Memes … but #BSV memes

[BSV Meme 🟡 Whoops, You Just Got Bitcoin’d! @BSVmeme]

#BTC is sus — you figure it out?

[BSV Meme 🟡 Whoops, You Just Got Bitcoin’d! @BSVmeme]

@EntangleITcom https://t.co/XRGMIwTrcJ

[BSV Meme 🟡 Whoops, You Just Got Bitcoin’d! @BSVmeme]

Yes

[BSV Meme 🟡 Whoops, You Just Got Bitcoin’d! @BSVmeme]

Yes

[Richard A. Hein @EntangleITcom]

Yes

[Kurt Wuckert Jr @kurtwuckertjr]

History of Bitcoin, Part 6: Bitcoin Civil War Heats Up 2015-2017 https://t.co/T49BcAaaxR

[BSV Meme 🟡 Whoops, You Just Got Bitcoin’d! @BSVmeme]

CoinGeek article mentioned in the White House crypto report 👀

[Bitcoin Debates @BitcoinDebates]

What if I told you that Bitcoin was promised to be a liberating technology, a free market alternative to state-controlled money, but that promise was broken after a small group of insiders took over the project and fundamentally changed #Bitcoin’s design?!

[BSV Meme 🟡 Whoops, You Just Got Bitcoin’d! @BSVmeme]

FLASHBACK: Craig Wright takes the stand to defend Bitcoin in COPA trial

[Libertarian Party @LPNational]

“The root problem with conventional currency is all the trust that’s required to make it work.

The central bank must be trusted not to debase the currency, but the history of fiat currencies is full of breaches of that trust.

Banks must be trusted to hold our money and transfer it electronically, but they lend it out in waves of credit bubbles with barely a fraction in reserve.

We have to trust them with our privacy, trust them not to let identity thieves drain our accounts.

Their massive overhead costs make micropayments impossible.”

– Satoshi Nakamoto, creator of #Bitcoin

[Lex @MemeFaust]

Normal Reality: ok yeah so this is bitcoin it was kinda misunderstood it can do data and shit ik ik it's risky but hear me out' Then every competent body on earth does the math n game theory on it and post findings

Gay globohomo saturnian soul trap: THE MARKET HAS SPOKEN!🤑💸💸

[Lex @MemeFaust]

I've ran a BSV centric marketing agency for the past 5 years

When I first learned what Bitcoin is capable of, i wasn't technical enough to think i had what it takes to build killer apps

This was my way of hedging

I now think anyone can make a BSV shooting star

Future bright

[Kurt Wuckert Jr @kurtwuckertjr]

History of Bitcoin, Part 0: Pre-History https://t.co/iPcFpJty7w

[Kurt Wuckert Jr @kurtwuckertjr]

I have spent nearly 14 years in this industry. I'm writing the real history. 18 articles. Primary sources. No shortcuts.

This is Part 0: the three decades BEFORE the whitepaper:
https://t.co/vBu1vkp5Z0

[Libertarian Party @LPNational]

Was Bitcoin hijacked?

[Orange Gateway @orangegatewayx]

Genuine question:

If your node doesn't mine, what exactly is it securing?

It can't produce blocks.

It can't reverse transactions.

It can't punish bad actors.

It just watches.

BTC has 15,000+ "nodes" and 3 mining pools run the show.

How is that different from trusting 3 companies?

15,000 spectators don't decentralize 3 mining pools

[Orange Gateway @orangegatewayx]

You're not gonna believe this 😎

[Orange Gateway @orangegatewayx]

Bitcoin Core’s long-term security plan is… fascinating

The block subsidy goes to zero eventually. That part everyone agrees on. After that, miners are supposed to live off transaction fees.

Sounds reasonable; until you remember BTC deliberately keeps blocks tiny and constantly tells users to move transactions off-chain to Lightning.

So the system designed to pay miners with fees is simultaneously designed to avoid generating those fees.

It’s like opening a restaurant, telling everyone to eat somewhere else, and then hoping the chef still gets paid somehow.

Meanwhile BSV’s idea is painfully simple: scale the network so millions or billions of transactions happen on-chain. Tiny fees multiplied by massive volume. Actual economic activity instead of philosophical debates about “digital gold.”

BTC’s security model is basically: don’t worry, number go up. Which is comforting right up until the miners realize security can’t run on vibes.