Probab1y Nothing

ThuongSonAm

[Cato The Elder @CatoTheElder17]

⚠️ Was Bitcoin Core infiltrated by Israel?⚠️

We know from the DOJ emails that Epstein “represented the Rothchilds”. Israel also receives support from certain members of the Jewish diaspora, (“Sayanim”).

Now look at the influencers opposing BIP-110 to protect Core’s monopoly:

[Probab1y Nothing @Probab1yNothing]

@giapduclong Sao rồi giáo sư? 🤡

[Probab1y Nothing @Probab1yNothing]

@xoaikhoai78620 @LeninUGReal Đang nói btc, m mở biểu đồ giá dầu lên làm gì vậy? M bị thiểu năng trí tuệ à 🤡

[Jacob King @JacobKinge]

Bitcoin’s whole story is a staged illusion, scripted by insiders to convince you governments and institutions are “all in” — and that this market is booming on real demand.

This is the LARGEST bubble in human history, set to go down as the largest financial scandal ever.

Ask yourself:
If Bitcoin is so decentralized and powerful…
Why do the same few entities control the narrative, the wallets, and the laws?

It's all smoke and mirrors. Here’s proof. 🧵

[Probab1y Nothing @Probab1yNothing]

@PGATeam111 xin giá

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

The value of a thing is not determined by wishes, slogans, or a crowd chanting at a price chart.

The value of a thing lies in what it does.

BTC, at roughly four to seven transactions per second, is less useful as a payment network than a carrier pigeon stripped of its feathers.

At least the pigeon once had the decency to be capable of flight.

BTC consumes vast resources to provide a deliberately crippled payment capacity. It is not superior infrastructure. It is an expensive monument to refusal.

Conversely, a system capable of millions of transactions per second would be something else entirely. That would enable commercial scale, machine payments, global micropayments, automated settlement, and transaction volumes beyond what Visa, MasterCard, and the big boys have achieved.

That is not a collectible.

That is infrastructure.

A system that expands human trade at that scale is worth more than gold, because gold merely stores value. A scalable digital cash system creates, moves, and multiplies economic activity.

Value is utility.

BTC has negative economic value once its costs are measured against what it actually provides.

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

No, you magnificent statistical accident, you've just demonstrated the problem.

A few years ago BTC was "exponential."

Then it stopped fitting an exponential.

So the chart priests quietly changed the model.

Now it's a "power law."

When that stops fitting, they'll discover something else with a Greek letter and a colourful trend line.

The amusing part is that you correctly state that Internet adoption and mobile adoption are S-curves, then somehow fail to notice that BTC looks exactly like a mature adoption curve approaching saturation.

That's what happens in the real world.

Growth explodes. Growth slows. Growth plateaus.

It is not a tragedy. It is mathematics.

Every bubble enthusiast, however, believes the final stage is optional.

The tulip trader thought demand would continue forever. The railway speculator thought demand would continue forever. The dot-com investor thought demand would continue forever. The housing bull thought demand would continue forever.

And now the BTC crowd has reinvented the same story with logarithmic axes and more colourful crayons.

The funniest part is the constant migration of theories.

"Network effect."

Then:

"Metcalfe's Law."

Then:

"Exponential adoption."

Then:

"Stock-to-flow."

Then:

"Power law."

Each model is proclaimed a universal law of nature right up until reality walks into the room carrying a baseball bat.

What you're actually observing is not evidence for a power law.

You're observing a group of people repeatedly fitting new equations to old data and mistaking curve fitting for causation.

The curve changes.

The model changes.

The slogan changes.

The prediction fails.

And somehow the conclusion never changes.

That isn't science.

It's astrology with spreadsheets.

[Probab1y Nothing @Probab1yNothing]

@LeninUGReal Giờ này vẫn còn altcoin season 🤡

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

Bitcoin was described as “a peer-to-peer electronic cash system.”

BTC, meanwhile, has evolved into something closer to:

• A Peer-to-Peer Digital Queue System
• Electronic Peer-to-Peer Settlement Delay Technology
• A Decentralised Congestion Simulator
• Digital Goldflake Collectibles for Speculative Enthusiasts
• The High-Fee Memorial Network
• Peer-to-Peer Electronic Auction Fees
• A Seven Transactions Per Second Religious Experience
• Store-of-Hope Technology
• The Lightning Dependency Experiment
• Digital Beanie Babies with Compliance Layers
• A Distributed System for Converting Coffee Purchases into Taxable Events
• Electronic Peer-to-Peer “Wait Until Monday” Infrastructure
• Scarcity Theatre for Libertarian Day Traders
• An Anti-Commerce Protocol Masquerading as Money
• A Cult-Based Number Appreciation Scheme with Occasional Blocks

The truly comic part is that its advocates now celebrate the fact that ordinary people cannot use it directly without second-layer channels, custodians, batching services, ETFs, or exchanges.

Imagine inventing cash and then congratulating yourself because nobody can afford to spend it.

[Probab1y Nothing @Probab1yNothing]

@Blockstream @adam3us @Liquid_BTC @Strategy @Metaplanet

[Probab1y Nothing @Probab1yNothing]

@maximalistus Epstream firmware

[Probab1y Nothing @Probab1yNothing]

@Blockstream @adam3us @BitcoinNewsCom @BlockstreamJade Yes

[Sweep @0xSweep]

The man who co founded the world’s largest stablecoin was arrested by Interpol in a Spanish villa with guns, machetes and child pornography

His name is Brock Pierce

If you’ve ever held USDT, the $140 BILLION stablecoin that settles more daily volume than Visa in some months you’ve used a product he co founded

Brock Pierce was a Disney child actor. He starred in The Mighty Ducks, D2, and First Kid

At 16 he met a 40 year old businessman named Marc Collins Rector

Collins Rector was building Digital Entertainment Network. A pre YouTube streaming platform funded by David Geffen, Microsoft, and Dell

They raised $60 MILLION and were planning a $75 MILLION IPO

At 17 Pierce was VP at a base salary of $250,000

Pierce, Collins Rector, and Collins Rector’s boyfriend lived together in a 12,600 square foot mansion in Encino

The mansion hosted parties attended by Hollywood’s A list: Bryan Singer, David Geffen and Gary Goddard

DEN’s flagship show “Chad’s World” was co-written by Collins Rector, produced by Pierce, and targeted “gay and questioning teen boys”

In October 1999 a young man filed a lawsuit alleging Collins Rector had sexually molested him for three years starting at age 13

The IPO collapsed

In July 2000 three more former DEN employees filed a sexual abuse lawsuit naming Pierce, Collins-Rector, and Shackley together alleging rape, assault, drugging of minors and death threats

Collins Rector was indicted for transporting minors across state lines for sex

All three men fled to Spain

Interpol arrested them in Marbella in 2002. Guns, machetes, and child pornography were found in the house

Pierce was released without criminal charges. Collins Rector pleaded guilty to eight counts of child enticement and registered as a sex offender

The civil lawsuits against Pierce were “dismissed and/or settled out of court.”

He settled with at least one plaintiff for $21,600. He has consistently denied all allegations

In 2014 Pierce co-founded Tether originally called Realcoin

Tether became the largest stablecoin in crypto. By 2019 USDT was processing higher daily volume than Bitcoin itself

Tether has never been audited by a Big Four firm. Their first audit attempt with Friedman LLP was abruptly disbanded in 2018 with no explanation

In 2021 Tether settled with the New York Attorney General for $18.5 MILLION over misrepresenting their reserves

The connections kept growing

Pierce founded Blockchain Capital. In that role he helped Jeffrey Epstein become an early investor in Coinbase

He spoke at Epstein’s “Mindshift” conference in 2011 - three years AFTER Epstein had been convicted of soliciting prostitution from a minor

In February 2026 the US Department of Justice released emails from Epstein’s files. One email from Pierce to Epstein read: “a boat in Antigua full of amazing Ukraine’s finest” was waiting for him

The system runs on USDT. USDT was built by Brock Pierce. And Brock Pierce has answered the same questions about the same allegations for a quarter century

[Probab1y Nothing @Probab1yNothing]

@level941 when 144k? 🤡

[LORISA76 ®️ @salatiga76]

Fact ! Before visiting Epstein Island Adam Back supported increasing Block size but changed 180 degrees after and Adam blocked every X account that questioned his visit to the island
#bitcoin #btc #bitcoinhijaked #bsv

[SATOSHI VISION @SATOSHIVISIONTV]

I don’t think people realize how big of a deal that A core dev finally admitted btc is a fork That’s a groundbreaking statement by someone in high power of btc

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

You were told Ethereum would deliver fully decentralized applications. Others have made similar claims. The difference here is that Bitcoin already has the capacity to do it, and BSV has addressed the practical constraints—scaling, cost, and the ability to run these systems at real-world levels.

Over the next 12 months, that stops being theoretical. You’ll start to see these systems actually operating—peer-to-peer applications between individuals that scale properly, without operators, without central points of control. Systems that function as they were originally envisioned.

At that point, it becomes self-evident.

And none of this requires permission.

[͓̽P͓̽a͓͓̽̽c͓̽ 🥒 @PacArtCollect]

What you won’t see in any Satoshi Nakamoto documentary.

[DaleDickins @MyselfDotStudy]

COPA
Crypto Open Patent Alliance

Jack Dorsey wanted to patent his business, "Square"
for digital payments,

Satoshi was in his way.
So he sued Craig Wright to prove he was not Satoshi.

Seriously, that's what the court case was for,
to prove somebody was a "NOT".

Satoshi is now tying up the knots.