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BSV znajduje się w interesującej i skomplikowanej sytuacji.
Znacznym potencjalnym katalizatorem jest fakt, że ustawa CLARITY Act, jeśli zostanie przyjęta, zaklasyfikuje BSV jako cyfrowy towar (digital commodity) pod nadzorem CFTC — a co najważniejsze, zobowiąże regulowane amerykańskie giełdy, takie jak Coinbase i Kraken, do ponownego notowania BSV.
Odwróciłoby to lata delistingu, które poważnie ograniczyły płynność i dostępność aktywa.
Problemem jest historia BSV.
Binance usunął BSV w kwietniu 2019 roku, powołując się na zachowanie Craiga Wrighta.
Kraken, OKCoin, Coinbase i inne giełdy poszły w jego ślady.
W 2024 roku brytyjski Sąd Najwyższy ostatecznie orzekł, że Wright nie jest Satoshi Nakamoto, co zniszczyło podstawową narrację inwestycyjną projektu.
Nadchodzący film "BitCoin" (wczesniej Killing Satoshi) prawdopodobnie zaprzeczy narracji decyzji sędziego z UK.
Możliwe że zobaczymy dowody które do tej pory nie były udostępnione. Podobno Warner Brothers jest w trakcie rozmów na temat dystrybucji filmu w USA i Kanadzie.
Na początku 2026 roku BSV jest notowany głównie na mniejszych giełdach"
Every revolution needs a graveyard.
BSV is the headstone.
Craig Wright decided he was Satoshi. Decided big blocks were destiny. Decided he could sue his way to legitimacy.
The market responded with the kind of clarity only math can deliver.
BTC: $73,000. Up 112% in five years. Institutions stacking. Nation states watching. BlackRock filing paperwork.
BSV: $14. Down 91%. A ghost town with a whitepaper and a courtroom habit.
Here's what BSV actually was:
One man's vision duct-taped over network consensus. Wright wanted massive blocks. Noble-sounding. Technically interesting. Completely irrelevant when nobody shows up to run the nodes.
Decentralization isn't a bug they forgot to fix. It's the entire point. The moment you centralize around a personality, you've built a cult, not a currency.
And the lawsuit factory? The legal crusade to prove Wright was Satoshi? Courts didn't buy it. The community didn't buy it. The price didn't buy it.
Consensus can't be litigated into existence.
This is the lesson BSV burned into the blockchain: a fork that bets on one man's version of the truth is a fork that dies by one man's credibility. And credibility, once shattered in a British courtroom, doesn't reassemble itself with a press release.
BTC compounds because it has no CEO to arrest, no vision to corrupt, no single point of failure to exploit.
BSV copes because it had all three. The scoreboard isn't lying to you. It never does.
BTC is the real bitcoin.
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Tyler Maroney said one thing quickly became clear when they were investigating the identity of Bitcoin's creator for the Finding Satoshi documentary: they wouldn't get intel if they featured Faketoshi in their film.
"At one point, people at this conference said, "I'll talk to you as long as you can confirm to me that Craig Wright is not one of your candidates." Because they felt very much, I realized, like Satoshi was one of their own."
Watch on for the full segment of our interview with PI Tyler Maroney and journalist William Cohan as they share their findings from the Finding Satoshi documentary.