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[Biel Okamoto @bielokamoto]

@whale_alert Satoshi aka Cstominaga.

[⚔️$SirToshi: Đefender ✪f ₿itcoin @SirToshiTV]

Adam "Bitcoin back stabber" Back...🗡️

[Barcelona Blockchain Community @BcnBlockchain]

@CsTominaga Wouldn’t it be easier, in some way, to make a move that leads the public to reconsider the nature of BTC, making it clear that BSV is the real Bitcoin? Perhaps a move involving Satoshi’s wallets.

[Barcelona Blockchain Community @BcnBlockchain]

@CsTominaga However, I wonder if it might be more effective to take a step that clarifies the true nature of Bitcoin, given that many people still don’t fully understand what it really is.

[Biel Okamoto @bielokamoto]

People, it’s unbelievable what’s happening. We need to stand up and speak the truth about Bitcoin. BTC and its Lightning Network are a fallacy; they don’t represent the true Bitcoin we know. We have the duty to spread the message and state clearly that BTC is not Bitcoin. We must stop those promoting this misrepresentation, misleading people about what Bitcoin truly is and was meant to be. This is not in Satoshi’s white paper. It’s our duty to remember that Bitcoin was designed to protect the integrity and transparency of every transaction. Let’s talk about it!

#nopassingoff

[Biel Okamoto @bielokamoto]

Let’s get to the heart of it. Bitcoin’s purpose was never about hype or inflated price tags; it was about delivering a peer-to-peer electronic cash system, as Satoshi originally designed. The chain of BSV aligns with this vision, upholding transparency, low transaction costs, and direct user-to-user interactions—exactly what the Bitcoin protocol was meant to deliver.

The proof you want isn’t in flashy presentations or sky-high valuations but in practical function and adherence to the original Bitcoin white paper. While BTC focuses on digital scarcity and speculation, BSV sticks to Satoshi’s intent as a scalable, low-cost solution for financial transactions and data integrity. Data isn’t manipulated; it’s time-stamped truth.

As for Craig Wright, believing in his role as Satoshi comes down to understanding his vision of Bitcoin—based on identity, not anonymity, and securing data through a single chain. People may scoff, but proof is seen in BSV’s unique alignment with the original protocol’s principles and performance. There’s no faking the data that BSV produces, and there’s no better way to see Bitcoin’s true purpose than through its actual design and use.

In the end, Bitcoin is about utility, integrity, and transparency—the values BSV exemplifies without compromise. Real Bitcoin isn’t about marketing. It’s about giving people the tools to transact freely and securely. And that’s the truth worth defending.

#nopassingoff

[Whale Alert @whale_alert]

💤 A dormant address containing 27 #BTC (1,825,303 USD) has just been activated after 10.8 years!

https://t.co/tjwD7IS0Zz

[S Tominaga (Aka Dr Craig Wright) @CsTominaga]

Database rights do not solely apply to a single individual like Satoshi. Under the Database Directive and UK database law, these rights are granted to those who make a substantial investment in creating, maintaining, or developing a database. In the case of the Bitcoin blockchain, miners in the original protocol have made significant investments in maintaining the system, securing the network, and extending the blockchain.

Their contributions establish reciprocal rights to the database. This is not contingent on being Satoshi but rather on the effort and investment made to sustain the system.

In British Horseracing Board Ltd v William Hill Organization Ltd [2004] EWHC 1191, the Court held that database rights can apply to entities making significant investments in data collection or maintenance, even if they did not originate the database. Similarly, in Football Dataco Ltd v Stan James (Abingdon) Ltd [2013] UKSC 27, the Court extended the protection of database rights to those who have expended time, money, or effort on the database.

This case law confirms that miners under the original Bitcoin protocol, who contribute significantly to maintaining the blockchain, hold reciprocal database rights, irrespective of any claim to being Satoshi.

The collective nature of blockchain operation distributes these rights among those who invest in it, according to the law.

[Biel Okamoto @bielokamoto]

Dr. Craig, I’m very curious to know what I was reading at the time of the photo.

@CsTominaga

[Biel Okamoto @bielokamoto]

We, who truly understand what Bitcoin is and follow the original vision of its creator, can see with some clarity what is coming. I believe we are on the verge of a true revolution, and it’s not just about money in its traditional form, but about a much deeper transformation. If things follow the right path and everything goes well, we will witness radical changes that will impact not only our economic transactions but also how we interact with each other, how we manage our information online, and even how companies are structured.

Bitcoin, as it was designed, is much more than a currency; it is a system that promises to eliminate unnecessary intermediaries, reduce corporate fraud, and restore trust in an environment currently plagued by corruption and manipulation. When I speak of a revolution in money, I mean something far beyond the economic: the true revolution is in transparency, in the control of information, in the ability to choose what we share and what we keep private.

This system has the potential to change everything, from the most everyday relationships to the most complex power structures. The interactions we consider “normal” today could be completely transformed. And the best part is that the effects of this transformation will be, for the most part, positive.

The world will be forced to adapt. We will see less fraud, more corporate responsibility, and a much more transparent digital future. I’m almost certain that the benefits of this change will far outweigh any challenges we face. What’s coming is much bigger than we can imagine right now, and I’m sure we’re on the right path to achieve it.

[Barcelona Blockchain Community @BcnBlockchain]

@CullenHoback I think he has made the bad mistake of his life. You should make another ducumentary. Craig is Satoshi.

[Biel Okamoto @bielokamoto]

@CullenHoback @143gojo (And did)? Are you the owner of the truth? What are your arguments?

BitCoin, is turing complete or an esoteric idea? 🧐

[Biel Okamoto @bielokamoto]

I am outraged with Lamint for limiting access to verified users with 5K followers. This goes against what Bitcoin stands for. Lamint should be a tool for everyone, not an exclusive club. Excluding people creates divisions.

[Barcelona Blockchain Community @BcnBlockchain]

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[Biel Okamoto @bielokamoto]

Running Terranode, welcome to the future Guys. Where blockchain pushes beyond every limit. 🚀 #TerraNode #BSV