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🇦🇺 BSV Exchange Functionality in Australia (May 2025)

✅ CoinSpot
• Buy/Sell: Yes
• Withdraw/Deposit: Yes
• Address Type: Legacy (1...)
• Status: Fully functional

✅ BTC Markets
• Buy/Sell: Yes
• Withdraw/Deposit: Yes
• Address Type: Legacy (1...)
• Status: Fully functional

🟡 Swyftx
• Buy/Sell: Yes
• Withdraw/Deposit: ❌ No withdrawals
• Status: Price exposure only

❌ Cointree
• BSV: ❌ Not available for direct buy/sell
• Available Assets: BTC, WBTC, BCH
• Status: BSV present but limited functionality

❌ Independent Reserve
• BSV: Delisted
• Status: No longer available

❌ CoinJar
• BSV Support: ❌ Not supported
• Status: No BSV functionality

#BitcoinSV #BSV #CryptoAustralia #CoinSpot #BTCMarkets

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@TheSphereProof @GavinMehl You generate keys on bsv because it’s the original bitcoin and you can use those keys on btc to move legacy coins on btc I don’t know why this basic math is so complicated to understand

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On X: ‘Sell BTC buy ADA 🚀’
On-chain: ‘Do you remember the day we met, Asia?’
Both use the same network. Only one feels human.
Bitcoin isn’t price. It’s life recorded immutably.

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I’m not Satoshi. But computer physics shows that the 2008 financial crisis was a looping function of financial data. Crises patterns repeat because the base system wasn’t fixed. BSV is a chance to break the loop.

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@SirToshiTV Computers will loop their data endlessly unless that data is updated. The only way to update that data is to find the layer 0 or layer 1. The first iteration Satoshi created…

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@SirToshiTV Computers will loop their data endlessly unless that data is updated. The only way to update that data is to find the layer 0 or layer 1. The first iteration Satoshi created…

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@PacArtCollect @digitsu @cryptorebel_SV I'll always look for the poorest asset, that one is hiding the wealth the best.

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@PacArtCollect @digitsu @cryptorebel_SV I'll always look for the poorest asset, that one is hiding the wealth the best.

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@SmilaZParadis thank you again for standing up for the only legally accountable blockchain

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It’s such a strange phenomenon. People are like, “Bitcoin’s expensive right now — BTC the Bitcoin is like $100k per coin, this must mean it’s valuable.” And I’m like, WTF, how can Bitcoin be valuable if it’s not adopted or used? It’s just there. My bank technical liaison for my small business even said it’s speculative and in my mind, how could something that is not adopted or used be valuable? That’s fake, that’s a lie, that’s market manipulation.

But then I think, well, since Bitcoin is not adopted and not used, like I have a business and I want to use Bitcoin because of fees, business competition and being able to be better than mega-corporations getting handouts from Mastercard and Visa — priority for large volumes of transactions — Bitcoin is not used and not valuable. Bitcoin today is super cheap, like $50 a coin, but it’s not understood.

That doesn’t mean it’s not useful. For someone like me, a small business owner it is useful as I can use it for legal onboarding of clients and customers for gardening services. I can use the full implementation of Bitcoin SV (BSV), not BTC, because BTC is hijacked by bankers. If you look at fees, BSV can run micropayments. Then you see Bitcoin is super cheap, $50 a coin, but no one really sees this. And hence, it’s valuable, because people love to wank over the truthful information vomit that comes from bloody TVs, the internet, banks, politicians, and third parties, rather than thinking for themselves — which is basic economics.

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@Crypt0Spartacus thank you. Your latest 4 part video series is the inspiration for this post here on x.

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@Antmantime 2001 space cucumber 🥒 🫢

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@RileySirus 🗿⚒️🗿⚒️🗿⚒️🗿⚒️🗿

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Hey @TimJSwan, I can’t DM you privately, so asking here publicly: I know BSV follows the original Bitcoin protocol, but I’m curious. What’s the clearest way you personally know BSV is the true Bitcoin? Is it just the rules, or is there a deeper reasoning?

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@TimJSwan @CsTominaga @abomac3 with the same address for both BTC and BSV...

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@cryptorebel_SV @mohrt Timely. Cats out the bag now.

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When the loops end, there’s no applause. Only what you built remains. Build something unforgettable.

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Speculators sleep. Builders rise. History remembers those who acted, not those who clicked.

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The crowd loves drama, noise and conspiracy. The field loves action, creation and impact. Which side do you belong to?

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Everyone’s chasing narratives, illusions, hype. Builders chase proof, reality, permanence.

Time separates the two.

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Watching is temporary. Doing is eternal. BTC is fantasy. BSV is reality.

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Tweets vanish. Forums vanish. Markets lie. What remains is what you did. Do Bitcoin. Do life.

Leave proof.