My X feed is currently full of old school Bitcoiners like this, hating on Adam Back, Blockstream, and Bitcoin Core for their ties to Epstein, and some are now asking how deep the rabbit hole goes.
@gavinandresen, to whom Satoshi originally gave the keys to the code repository, had his GitHub access keys revoked after he endorsed Craig Wright (@CsTominaga) as Satoshi around the time Epstein became involved. Gavin has never recanted that claim, as far as I know.
The release of the Epstein files over the past weekend has vindicated so many conspiracy theorists. So why stop there? We trusted Adam Back when he said Craig Wright wasn't Satoshi. I definitely trust Gavin Andresen more than Adam Back at this stage.
I really don't know what or who to believe anymore, so I'm buying some Bitcoin SV at $15, just in case this shit gets any weirder, if that's at all possible...
Interestingly, Binance seems to only list a perp for BSV, not BSV itself, which enables naked shorting of BSV and could trigger a massive short squeeze if people start buying BSV and taking it off exchanges. Seems like a good risk/reward play.
Michael Saylor’s average Bitcoin purchase price is $76,037.
BTC is currently at $77,000.
That means on his roughly $4.5 billion investment in Bitcoin since 2020, he’s up just about 1%.
That is one of the most abysmal returns I’ve ever seen, and it’s going to get much worse. His strategy failed, and anyone who ignored his hype is sitting very comfortably right now.
@ProjectBabbage@AceofGears 522k txns, total fee collected $4 in 24 hrs. You need to get the miners to jack up the fees for more miners to come. Jack up fees higher & higher. BTC miners will come 🤪
We have been LIVE for an hour and have sustained 20–30 tx/second on $BSV.
We have already seen a block with 25,000 txs in it and have surpassed over 100,000 txs total.