₿itcoin Commonwealth

🗺️ A vision of a world with sound money || XBT miner

[₿itcoin Commonwealth @BTC_Prep]

BITCOIN 101: UNDERSTANDING BITCOIN

#Bitcoin is an open-source protocol that enables peer-to-peer transactions without the need for intermediaries. The network is secured through cryptography and operates on a public ledger known as the blockchain.

[₿itcoin Commonwealth @BTC_Prep]

@Bitwise @RasterlyRock When was Bitwise’s last correct yearly target, if ever?

[Simple Steve 🌌 @SteveSimple]

@FinanciallyFox I’m fighting against fiat and for sound money for planet earth. Won’t ever stop

[₿itcoin Commonwealth @BTC_Prep]

@saylor @WatcherGuru Nobody respects Saylor or else he would just text them instead of being a loud mouth on X everyday.

[Kalshi @Kalshi]

JUST IN: Google searches for "Bitcoin" hit 5-year low

[Luke Dashjr @LukeDashjr]

BIP110 was not to fight spam. It was to prevent CSAM attacks.

BLAKE2b wasn't either - it was to restore functionality to the network after the miners attacked it.

Neither was the long maturity - that was to fight Stratum pooling.

Bitcoin fights spam with filters. And it's very effective. From nearly 2 MB of spam per block to 120k is a 94% reduction. And as you notice, Plumb is paving the way to reduce it further.

Spam is still bad, but no longer a serious problem for Bitcoin.

[₿itcoin Commonwealth @BTC_Prep]

I truly respect @knutsvanholm for trying to reason with these dummies.

I will never.

[₿itcoin Commonwealth @BTC_Prep]

@davelund_ @_podconf Bunch of retards.

[. @GrassFedBitcoin]

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[₿itcoin Commonwealth @BTC_Prep]

No courage.

Bob is a weak man… I mean boomer.

[realityblob @realityblob]

“If 1 of them (Foundry or Antpool) had gone, it would’ve been the other way.”

[Simple Steve 🌌 @SteveSimple]

Please never forget how taproot scriptsig played out….

We promoted it for things it was never used for. It was used 99% for spam. And then we said “we didn’t specify a use-case, so it’s fine”

Specify the use-case for the new OP_BS. If not used as intended, remove OP_BS

[₿itcoin Commonwealth @BTC_Prep]

@BitcoinArchive A broken clock is correct twice every 24 hours.

Adam is worse than a broken clock, he is never correct.

[₿itcoin Commonwealth @BTC_Prep]

@RichardByworth They cannot afford this product. It’s really simple.

[₿itcoin Commonwealth @BTC_Prep]

@matthew_sigel They can’t afford it.

[hodlonaut @hodlonaut]

Watch how institutional power is not merely normalized, but openly celebrated in Bitcoin's social layer.

Wealth, status, access, and proximity to power are elevated, while Bitcoin's founding principles, including sovereignty and the separation of money and state, are ridiculed.

The values of the fiat system Bitcoin was created to challenge are being repackaged as Bitcoin's path to success.

On November 5, Mars Spits Bars takes this worldview to BTC Inc's Bitcoin Amsterdam, on a Whale Pass-only panel titled:

“BIG BITCOIN: IN CONTROL?”

The CAPTURE articles documents the institutional relationships and mechanisms of influence.

Bitcoin's social layer is the final line of defense against complete institutional capture.

But if that very social layer is being conditioned to celebrate institutional power, ridicule principled opposition, and attack those exposing its concentration, who exactly is left to resist it?

[₿itcoin Commonwealth @BTC_Prep]

@elsultanbitcoin 🫡

[₿itcoin Commonwealth @BTC_Prep]

@knutsvanholm @cguida6 @JoeNakamoto Joe, you’re a loser. The sad part is you know it but continue to dance.

[Luke Dashjr @LukeDashjr]

@RodLuisGuevara Spamcoin isn't BTC. It's Bcash 2

[₿itcoin Commonwealth @BTC_Prep]

@knutsvanholm @cguida6 @JoeNakamoto Joe, you’re a loser. The sad part is you know it but continue to dance.

[₿itcoin Commonwealth @BTC_Prep]

SPAMCOIN influencers are not as smart as they think they are.

[Jack Mallers @jackmallers]

The Fed's inflation fight has one problem: the biggest borrower and spender is the US government.

Welcome to fiscal dominance.

[hodlonaut @hodlonaut]

CAPTURE Part 4: THE MACHINE

The fourth and final installment is out.

Bitcoin Magazine wasn’t just covering the fight over Bitcoin’s future. Its parent operated an Ordinals trading desk, invested in businesses tied to the ecosystem, and maintained editorial policies that exempted parts of that same business.
Then came an $80,000/month marketing contract, with an option for Nakamoto Inc. to buy BTC Inc at a valuation tied to its earnings, in a window that included the OP_RETURN fight. Nakamoto exercised the option.
Readers were not consistently told about these commercial relationships.
A documented investigation into the commercial interests and media infrastructure surrounding the Bitcoin Core controversy.
https://t.co/yJ7vBoYoVf