The fixation on the price of tokens, such as Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin SV (BSV), or any other cryptocurrency, tends to overshadow the profound technological and societal implications of blockchain technology.
Here's why this focus might be missing the bigger picture and why the innovations introduced by blockchain, particularly as conceptualized by Dr. Craig Wright, could be considered one of humanity's great achievements:
### **1. Misdirection of Focus:**
Dec 19 • 17 tweets • 3 min read
@Vivek4real_ How Bitcoin’s High-Fee Market Inevitably Attracts Money Laundering Through Mining
1/ Bitcoin’s high-fee market isn’t just a burden for users—it’s actively enabling sophisticated money laundering schemes.
@Vivek4real_ As long as high fees remain the goal, this activity will inevitably continue.
Here’s how it works 🧵: 2/ Step 1: Create a high-fee transaction
A criminal with dirty Bitcoin sends a transaction with an extraordinarily high fee.
Dec 17 • 13 tweets • 2 min read
Thread 🧵: The Hunt Brothers, BTC, and the Lessons of Market Collapse
1/ In the late 1970s, two billionaires — the Hunt Brothers — tried to corner the global silver market. Prices skyrocketed from $1.50/oz to nearly $50/oz — a 3,200% gain.
Speculation and leverage drove it.
Sound familiar?
BTC is now over $105,000, up 3,400%.
Dec 17 • 11 tweets • 2 min read
1/ Thinking BTC’s success = price? You’ve been deceived.
Price is a shallow metric used to hypnotize you into ignoring the failure of BTC to do what it was invented for: become usable money.
A thread 🧵 on why BTC’s “price cult” is a lie.
2/ Let’s go back to basics.
Satoshi Nakamoto didn’t write:
“Hey guys, let’s make the next digital gold speculation bubble!”
BTC was supposed to be peer-to-peer electronic cash. Scalable, fast, low-fee money for EVERYONE. Read the white paper.
Not an asset to hodl.
Dec 15 • 13 tweets • 2 min read
1/ 🚨 BTC is an impaired asset, and Michael Saylor is holding the ultimate liability. When BTC collapses below $1, people will finally understand why his bold claims were doomed—and why his proposal to integrate BTC with Microsoft fell flat. Let’s break it down. 🧵
2/ BTC’s broken economic model:
Saylor bet on BTC becoming “digital gold,” but its tiny quantity of high-fee transactions undermines any path to adoption.
Dec 7 • 11 tweets • 2 min read
Tweet Thread on Judicial Misconduct and Bias
1/ 🚨 Judicial misconduct undermines public trust in the legal system. If a judge demonstrates bias or improper conduct, it’s vital to take action. Here’s a step-by-step guide to address such concerns in the UK legal system. 🧵
2/ What is Judicial Bias?
Judicial bias occurs when a judge shows prejudice or favoritism toward one party. This can be:
•Actual Bias: Direct prejudice.
•Apparent Bias: Circumstances leading a reasonable observer to suspect impartiality.
Dec 7 • 29 tweets • 4 min read
The relentless campaign to discredit Dr. Craig S. Wright (aka Satoshi Nakamoto) isn’t about him as a person—it’s about stopping the disruptive technology he created: a scalable, peer-to-peer electronic cash system capable of replacing the entire financial and payment system.
Here’s why so much effort has been made to destroy him and his vision for Bitcoin:
1. The Threat Bitcoin Poses to the Financial Industry
Bitcoin, as originally designed, has the power to eliminate the need for traditional payment networks, banks, and financial intermediaries.
Dec 7 • 18 tweets • 3 min read
Bitcoin’s Fundamental Economics
Mining is a business, and miners seek profitability. As block subsidies halve every 4 years, Bitcoin must generate sufficient transaction fees to sustain mining incentives. Without this, miners leave, and security collapses.
BTC’s 2024 halving has reduced its subsidy from 6.25 BTC to 3.125 BTC. At $100k/BTC, total block rewards now average ~$332k per block. But in 2028, this subsidy halves again—forcing BTC to survive on just 1.5625 BTC + fees.
Dec 6, 2021 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
“The decision reached by the jury today reinforces what we already knew to be the truth: Dr. Craig Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto, the sole creator of Bitcoin and block chain technology, and Craig Wright did not form a partnership with David Kleiman to mine Bitcoin.
Thankfully, the jury recognized the overwhelming evidence that Dr Wright holds 3,208 patents related to Bitcoin & blockchain technology, he has written extensively about Bitcoin and its underlying code, and has restored the original bitcoin protocol in Bitcoin Satoshi’s Vision
