BSV.Direct

Bitcoin SV & Metanet Apps

[BSV.Direct @BsvDirect]

Maybe some will have fun with this Bitcoin Script Interpreter. https://t.co/zaHCAL923h

[KURO’✪ @PhotoKuro_]

On @treechatai the team covers the fees, so users can post for free. What actually goes on-chain is the text plus media up to 1MB.

On @twetchapp , users pay the fees themselves. If you upload media (up to 21MB) along with the text, all of it goes on-chain, so it costs accordingly.

That’s the difference in how the two platforms are designed. That’s all I wanted to say.

[BSV.Direct @BsvDirect]

@opencode some friends have been trying to subscribe to go with valid visa debit cards and get rejected by stripe... Stripe buys openrouter... would that have something to do?

[Randy @nondualrandy]

IBM training manual, 1979

[CryptoClub @BullRushClub]

BitcoinSV Browser Hits Google Play 💥 — Another Step Toward Real Usability 📈

While most of the market remains focused on price narratives, real infrastructure continues to be built quietly.

Today, BitcoinSV Browser version **1.5.6** was released on the Google Play Store.
The iOS version is currently in review and expected soon.

This is not just another app update.
BitcoinSV Browser is part of a broader effort to make the original Bitcoin protocol accessible for everyday use — particularly for identity, data integrity, and micropayments.

Key points worth noting:

• It runs directly on the BitcoinSV blockchain
• Designed to support low-fee, high-frequency transactions
• Aims to reduce friction (no complex wallet setups or unnecessary intermediaries)
• Built by people actively working inside the BitcoinSV ecosystem (@deggen / BSV Blockchain)

In an environment where most chains still struggle with high fees and limited on-chain capacity, tools like this matter.
They represent the difference between **theoretical scalability** and **actual usability**.

Real adoption does not start with hype.
It starts with working products that ordinary people and developers can actually use.

This is another small but meaningful step in that direction.

The storm is coming. 💥

Sources:
- @deggen announcement (August 3, 2026)
- Official BSV Browser website

#RealBitcoin #BitcoinSV #SatoshiVision #FunctionalUtility #Micropayments #Crypto

[Deggen @deggen]

Anyone with a GitHub account, please engage with this PR to get BSV into competition with other blockchains within context of X402

https://t.co/aDJkgN4RRJ

PAMP IT

[Casey @BSVCasey]

Sounds awfully like micropayments were intentional, to me 😅

[BSV Association @BSVAssociation]

“Everyone with a smartphone in their pocket can now interact with the blockchain with a very simple application”

Watch @deggen explain BSV Browser:
►Open-source & vendor neutral
►Brings identity, privacy, micro-payments & blockchain functionality together natively in a browser

Build apps without anchoring your business to a single provider.

[Light @LightBSV]

https://t.co/TKfxLdEb7j

[Luke Rohenaz @wildsatchmo]

https://t.co/kIa0jQ4pp1

I've been building a free and open source react component @shadcn registry for big block bitcoin components.

It covers on-chain social networking, wallets, tokens, identity, and more. Will be updated regularly and continue to grow as we build!

[Deggen @deggen]

BSV Browser: Offline Payments coming SOON™
As part of the v1.5.6 release

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

Bitcoin’s core design was set in stone.

BTC’s was apparently written on a pub napkin.

It has lurched from one fashionable intervention to another: SegWit, Taproot, policy changes, relay changes, soft forks, endless committee debates and periodic declarations that the protocol must evolve, all while insisting with a straight face that nothing fundamental has changed.

The contradiction would be charming if it were not so consequential.

They say, “Do not fix what is not broken,” after spending years altering what Satoshi actually built.

They say the rules are immutable, then debate which rules to change.

They say the protocol is neutral, while a small group decides which changes are acceptable.

And none of it resembles the original system of scalable electronic cash.

Bitcoin was meant to scale.

BTC was redesigned not to.

Calling the result “set in stone” is rather generous. It is more like wet cement guarded by men holding trowels and insisting no one is touching it.

Follow the thread as i am blocked.

[Siggi @___siggi___]

It took them 10 years longer than the BSV crowd to see the truth. At least they are getting there…

[mohrt @mohrt]

I am reposting this, as it seemed to be getting ghosted on X when I posted it the other day.

[John @johncalhooon]

Just open-sourced bsv-messagebox-cloudflare.

Peer-to-peer messaging for the price of a coffee ($5/month)... without ever losing time to DevOps!

It has byte-for-byte parity with message-box-server.

On BSV you can own and run every layer.

Now you can affordably:
JOIN THE WAR AGAINST RENT SEEKING MIDDLEMEN

https://t.co/Qq2oRkHfWt

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

What Siggi Built https://t.co/eknifcS44s

[John @johncalhooon]

Just open-sourced bsv-middleware-cloudflare.

Develop and deploy your own x402 endpoints on Cloudflare Workers for $5/month!

No more spinning up and maintaining a backend!

Rust compiled to WASM...
Once again...
> No Node.js.
> No Docker.
> Zero ops.

We even have refunds baked in.

JOIN THE WAR AGAINST RENT SEEKING MIDDLEMEN

https://t.co/1hKYaZCtlV

[Kurt Wuckert Jr @kurtwuckertjr]

For fifteen years every Bitcoin Core maximalist told you on-chain scaling was impossible and Lightning was the only honest answer. Last week an AWS Senior Solutions Architect named Jordan Kramsky put his name on the case study that says they were lying or wrong.

Pick one.

[John @johncalhooon]

https://t.co/HPIiiyaTFs

[BSV.Direct @BsvDirect]

When Money Moves for Free, Who Gets Paid? https://t.co/E5dvOelDoG

[Deggen @deggen]

BSV Browser — finna bridge?

Address based payments are built in as Legacy Bridge for compatibility only, and rely on our friends at @WhatsOnChain to function.