Dohyung Kim

[Dohyung Kim @RealDooKim]

Binance is finally collapsing.

It's what Craig said five years ago.

He knew it all. @CsTominaga

[BSV Association @BSVAssociation]

Big milestone at #VIVEurope!

@CommonSource_NL is now LIVE on the App Store & Google Play.

A digital identity platform connecting farmers, advisors, researchers & communities to discover opportunities, collaborate & drive food system changeBig milestone at #VIVEurope!

@CommonSource_NL is now LIVE on the App Store & Google Play.

A digital identity platform connecting farmers, advisors, researchers & communities to discover opportunities, collaborate & drive food system changeBig milestone at #VIVEurope!

@CommonSource_NL is now LIVE on the App Store & Google Play.

A digital identity platform connecting farmers, advisors, researchers & communities to discover opportunities, collaborate & drive food system changeBig milestone at #VIVEurope!

@CommonSource_NL is now LIVE on the App Store & Google Play.

A digital identity platform connecting farmers, advisors, researchers & communities to discover opportunities, collaborate & drive food system changeBig milestone at #VIVEurope!

@CommonSource_NL is now LIVE on the App Store & Google Play.

A digital identity platform connecting farmers, advisors, researchers & communities to discover opportunities, collaborate & drive food system changeBig milestone at #VIVEurope!

@CommonSource_NL is now LIVE on the App Store & Google Play.

A digital identity platform connecting farmers, advisors, researchers & communities to discover opportunities, collaborate & drive food system change.

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

@KBCryptoo @saylordocs BTC Is not bitcoin

Bitcoin never hit a scale ceiling

[Neil Oliver @thecoastguy]

Thoughts?

[🆓dom 🐉 @jlhboro76]

@PacArtCollect @thecoastguy I believe @thecoastguy needs to have another interview with @CsTominaga about where the world is with BSV and whats going to happen in the coming months.

maybe have a webinar with @___siggi___ @kurtwuckertjr @SirToshiTV @ProjectBabbage @BSVAssociation for the BSV community 🌞

[Dohyung Kim @RealDooKim]

@Hekto100 confirm

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

@Shirl3yBell @ThePPseedsShow I will.
Let me complete the core... by Fri night... and i shall.

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

@saylordocs As BTC Is useless crap pretending to be bitcoin.

[Teranode @BSVTeranode]

1 million transactions per second.

Not a theoretical max. That's what Teranode sustained for two weeks straight in live trials on a globally distributed test network.

Proven. Tested. Real. #Teranode #BSV

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

So much still to do!

But, on track for the weekend and all I stated.

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

We are in a war.
Not a metaphor, not a flourish, not an exaggeration uttered for effect — a war in the truest, starkest sense. A war for freedom. A war for humanity itself. A war in which the battlefield is invisible, the weapons are abstractions, and yet the consequences are more tangible than steel. This is a war over the future of ownership — the future of whether a man shall own himself or merely lease the illusion from those who presume to rule him.
Digital cash is not a toy, nor a trend, nor some glimmering novelty for speculators to boast about. Digital cash is the hinge upon which civilisation now turns. It can create a world where the individual stands sovereign — unmediated, unchained, unobserved — holding in his hand the power once reserved for states. Or it can cement a future where every transaction is monitored, every transfer censored, every asset callable at the whim of the keeper. It can liberate us, or it can enslave us. There is no middle ground. This is binary — a choice between autonomy and subjugation.

And do not pretend that we drift gently toward either future. We are dragged. Contested. Resisted. Revolted against and besieged. Whether one invokes the grey tyranny of Orwell or the soft suffocation of Huxley, the point remains: the world stands on the edge of something unprecedented, and it will fall one way or the other. One side will win. The other will be erased.

If the aim is freedom, then the individual must be empowered. Unconditionally. Irreversibly. If the aim is dominion — if you want overlords, rulers, custodians, watchers — then stop worrying now. Abandon the idea of peer-to-peer exchange. Abandon the notion that a human being should hold his own wealth without permission. Abandon the idea that the protocol should scale so that all of humanity can transact at once. For slavery is always the easier road; it requires only that you capitulate.

But if freedom is the aim, then understand the principle: a digital cash system must let a person hold their money. Not a voucher. Not an IOU. Not a synthetic derivative locked behind watchtowers, liquidity gates, or shadow-banking intermediaries. Actual possession. Actual control. A system where assets, records, property titles, timestamped documents — all of it — can be exchanged instantly, directly, peer-to-peer, without middlemen in the middle of every breath a citizen takes.

No watchtowers monitoring your channels like wardens in digital towers.
No liquidity providers holding the rails like feudal lords of abstraction.
No protocol gateways that quietly siphon authority from the individual to the machinery of institutional custodianship.
No compulsory node-running masquerading as “sovereignty.”
No lightning-wrapped illusions designed precisely to keep the user in the position of permanent tenant.

Just cash. Digital cash. Handed from one person to another.
Simple. Direct. Human. Free.
That — not the technocratic labyrinth, not the pseudo-anarchist theatre, not the custodial IOUs dressed up as rebellion — is what this war is about.
And understand this: the opposition is not symbolic. The adversary is not theoretical. At stake are trillions upon trillions of dollars in yearly rents extracted by middlemen who have convinced the world that their parasitism is essential. Visa. Mastercard. BlackRock. The banking cartels. The fintech giants. The entire structure thrives upon the idea that every human action must be routed through them so they may take their tribute.
Their profits depend on you never holding your own assets.
Their empire depends on you never controlling your own keys.
Their dominion depends on you believing that “ownership” can be rented.
They take percentages of every dollar spent. Not millions. Not billions. But hundreds of trillions flowing through their hands every year. And you think they will give this up politely? You think they will allow genuine peer-to-peer exchange — without intermediaries — to flourish without unleashing every lie, every narrative, every smear, every pressure campaign, every bought academic and manufactured consensus?

People go to war for less than what is threatened here.
Nations go to war for less.
Empires fall for less.
So do not doubt for a moment that this is a war.
A war dressed in the clothing of technology, but rooted in the ancient struggle between those who wish to rule and those who refuse to kneel.

And when they whisper:

“Trust Lightning.”
“Trust the intermediaries.”
“You don’t need to own your money.”
“You don’t need to hold your assets.”
“Rent your property.”
“Rent your goods.”
“Rent your identity.”
“Let us handle it for you.”

Understand the translation:
Do not worry about your freedom. We’ll manage that too.
This is the moment where civilisation chooses its future. Either individuals reclaim the right to own value directly — to control their wealth without permission — or the world slides into a future where every citizen is monitored, managed, and monetised.
There is no neutrality in this.
There is no comfortable middle.
There is only victory or submission.

And I, for one, choose the war for freedom.

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

Next week...

Land/title registries — tamper-resistant property records and transfer history.

To be loaded.

Every single thing blockchain promised... solved and coming.

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

@Airbtconline BTC

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

Looking at my own work with complete honesty, I can readily admit that my design skills are dreadful. The interfaces are ugly as hell. If aesthetics were the measure of engineering, I would already be convicted.

Fortunately, software is judged by whether it works.

By tomorrow, I expect to have the system loaded and integrated so that the wallet, the game layer, and the supporting infrastructure operate together as a coherent whole. There are still multiple configuration options and some areas where the integration can be refined, but that is largely a matter of presentation and convenience rather than functionality.

The essential point is one that critics seem determined to overlook. The difficult part already works. The mental poker system works. The underlying protocols work. The trustless interactions work. The cryptography works.

One can always hire a designer to improve appearances. It is rather harder to hire someone to invent a functioning trustless mental poker system.

As one as Satoshi might have observed, there are only two kinds of software: software that is beautiful and does not work, and software that works and is eventually made beautiful. I know which category I would rather inhabit.

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

@BitcoinGambit BSV... aka bitcoin

[𝓟𝓪𝓬 🥒 @PacArtCollect]

“BSV … aka bitcoin”
— Dr Craig S. Wright

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

@PhotoKuro_ Yep

[Kurt Wuckert Jr @kurtwuckertjr]

You’re either with the global ruling class of controlled opposition or you’re with #BSV.

That’s it. We’re the resistance; the last stand for hard money and data sovereignty. Everyone else is already bought and paid for. #bitcoin

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

For years, we have been invited to admire architectural drawings of palaces that were never built. We were shown sketches of splendid cities suspended in the air and assured that gravity was merely a temporary inconvenience.

Ethereum promised a world of applications that would transform commerce, identity, gaming, finance, ownership, and human cooperation itself. BTC promised a revolution in money that somehow required every useful feature to be removed in the name of progress. Both became masters of anticipation. The future was always arriving tomorrow, and tomorrow developed a remarkable talent for never becoming today.

My ambition is considerably less fashionable.

I intend to take every significant idea that was promised and not delivered, every application declared inevitable but somehow perpetually unavailable, every system that remained trapped inside a white paper, conference presentation, roadmap, or venture capital pitch deck, and turn it into something that actually exists.

Not theories. Not aspirations. Not demonstrations designed for applause.

Code.

Working examples.

Documentation.

Libraries.

Systems that developers can examine, test, extend, improve, and build upon.

The modern age suffers from an excess of visionaries and a shortage of builders. It has produced countless prophets of the future who appear strangely allergic to construction. We have become accustomed to celebrating intentions while quietly excusing results.

I prefer a different standard.

If an idea is worthwhile, it should be implemented. If it can be implemented, it should be documented. If it is documented, it should be placed in the hands of those capable of creating something greater.

The highest compliment one can pay an invention is not admiration. It is use.

My objective is therefore simple: to place into your hands the tools that others promised, so that you may go out and build the future they merely described.

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

Another day and another set of proofs to review...

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

One reason the code is going on GitHub is simple.

I do not want a single point of failure.

If the ideas have merit, then the worst thing that could happen is for them to depend upon me.

A technology survives when it is copied.

A protocol survives when it is implemented by others.

A system survives when people build on it, improve it, fork it, adapt it, and take it in directions the original creator never imagined.

That is the entire point of open systems.

If nobody copies it, nobody studies it, nobody forks it, nobody builds with it, then the project deserves to fail.

Ideas survive through adoption.

What concerns me is not criticism.

What concerns me is indifference.

Because if the ideas are valuable, eventually someone will understand their implications.

And once people understand the implications, some will embrace them, some will compete with them, and some will undoubtedly try to suppress them.

That is true of every important technology.

The best defence against that is not secrecy.

The best defence is distribution.

A thousand copies are harder to bury than one.

A thousand developers are harder to silence than one.

A thousand implementations are harder to erase than one.

I have other ways of disseminating the work, and it will get out regardless.

But widespread adoption matters because it accelerates understanding.

The faster people can inspect it, challenge it, improve it, and build on it, the faster the ideas stop belonging to one person and start belonging to the future.

That is why the code is public.

Not because I want control.

Because I want the opposite.