@EdBsv Nothing stupid about reaching out Ed, that can generally be one of the hardest things to do! Sorry to hear about your situation it must be a hard thing to deal with emotionally. I sent you a DM with some suggestions hopefully it can help.
Hey wait a minute, some people on BT are saying you’re meant to EAT a Bigmac! Not only that, but it is supposed to have all these other ingredients and even some sort of “special scaling sauce”! We must label these people frauds! #notMyBigmac#BSVisBitcoin
I get a lot of people asking me about the whole #Bitcoin fork situation so I decided to break it down into the most technical way possible but so beginners can still understand it. So here goes. It all started with the creation of the Bigmac…
Actually, it’s becoming expensive now just to place it on the shelf let alone buy it. Luckily, Paypal said they will hold it on their shelf for us. Thanks Paypal! We should tell everyone to buy a Bigmac so our Bigmacs become more valuable eh eh snort
We just finished the 3 day @satolearn Bitcoin development workshop that was part of the University of Exeter Fintech Master curriculum - exciting time in the #BSV ecosystem with many more projects following soon.
@MZietzke then to expand on it more could add in a share link after where a user can earn half the revenue if someone uses it from that link. Sort of like a TonicPow setup
@MZietzke simple paywall using money button. It can be just a demo with novelty content but i think its a good first step. To expand on it for an example could make it a digtial fortune cookie. People pay 1 cent and get a random quote, lucky number and a background image
@Barefoootz@ironboy4000@ryanxcharles AFAIK the cryptography part is more of a maintainer but does not secure the network so to speak
We can prove this with a theory where all miners push through a tx that is cryptographically invalid but as long as most miners agree with the tx then it will be confirmed
@ryanxcharles If users run nodes but don't generate, and one day the miners are legally forced to seize coins from a large proceeds of crime case
then the user "nodes" decide to not accept the miners actions and stay with the chain that didn't seize the coins, who is actually left mining? haha
@iaMaNDY03828074@_Kevin_Pham @sqcrypto If you research DigiCash from the 1990's I believe there you will find the likely reasons why a pseudonymous identity was chosen with Bitcoin
@iamZatoshi@handcashapp Hey @iamZatoshi here is my list of onboards from family and work colleagues $kellz $sarzi $cjay $pedrob $aiden $kyliechris $jellybean