Craig Wright never took money from Jeffrey Epstein. The people running BTC did. Why are you surprised money suddenly goes missing from the wallet recommended by the same people that ran cover for Epstein??? Do you people ever research and think?

Lucas Cormier #19 LB Ottawa Redblacks #RNation #LCF #CFL @LucasCormier08

If you worked on BSV and you've got a small business or a startup today, I want you to be one of the first to use something I've built 👀 - not payment related, though. Closed beta starts this Friday. Free for a month. DM me. If you've ever used HandCash help me with a RT🙏

I have spent nearly 14 years in this industry. I'm writing the real history. 18 articles. Primary sources. No shortcuts. This is Part 0: the three decades BEFORE the whitepaper: kurtwuckertjr.com/post/writt…

It’s Craig Wright. People just hate that his vision is massively scalable and lawful. Bitcoin was taken over by scumbags who tried to destroy it in 2010. Sadly the subterfuge all ties back to everyone’s least favourite private island Jeffrey. Ashlee if you want to cover the most important tech platform developed since the advent of the operating system, come and look at BSV. Teranode is ready to onboard the USA. 2 million transactions per second on a single ledger. And we are just getting started.

Happy to announce @GojiWallet ✨ A new social network for money. The app is in development but you can check out the website and reserve your handle! gojiwallet.com 🍓

Anyone looking for an easy fiat on-/off-ramp for the BSV Blockchain’s token should check out the Orange Gateway exchange, which is now live in 42 countries. nitter.net/orangegatewayx/status/… It’s good to see that entities like @orangegatewayx are savvy enough to see through the ‘noise’ that surrounds BSV courtesy of the trolls that seem to have made it their personal mission to keep BSV off people’s radar (and out of their digital wallets). For many people, BSV has been difficult to acquire after the mass delisting campaign that some prominent exchanges launched in 2019. Allegedly aimed at a single BSV supporter who believes in Satoshi’s creation—BSV is the only Bitcoin that Satoshi would recognize—the reality is that this anti-competitive (and likely illegal) campaign punished all BSV holders by limiting BSV’s accessibility, leading to a dramatic reduction in the BSV token’s fiat value. These same exchanges see no hypocrisy in listing tokens offering zero utility, good for nothing other than financial speculation and allowing grifters to pump-and-dump memecoins on retail customers, in the process harming the very individuals that the exchanges were supposed to be  ‘protecting’ by denying them access to BSV. This is all the more unfortunate given that the BSV Blockchain is the only platform that’s committed to scaling to handle the data needs of governments and enterprises. The only platform that’s capable of linking up with AI, machine learning and IPv6 to bring about Metanet—the next evolution of the internet that will restore its original peer-to-peer design and enable new commercial projects based on cost-effective micropayments. The BSV token will ultimately serve as Metanet’s common currency, making it crucial for the public to be able to acquire the tokens without certain exchanges putting their anti-competitive thumbs on the scale. In the end, BSV’s utility-first focus will win the battle for ‘narrative’ against the useless speculative tokens. We’re already seeing signs in the market—like Coinbase’s Q3 financial report and the 15% slide its shares took the next day—that retail customers have stopped playing in the ‘crypto casinos.’ This is a corner that the exchanges willingly painted themselves into and now don’t know how to get out of. coingeek.com/coinbase-transa… Again, my hat’s off to exchanges like Orange Gateway (and India’s CoinDCX, among other notables) that are smart enough to think for themselves, see through the anti-competitive trolling and embrace the technology that Satoshi gifted the world. Onward!

Hey @elonmusk, @nikitabier, @engineering, did you know the only reason @bitcoinsv exists is because a group of us resisted the hijacking of bitcoin by a bunch of people funded by Jeffrey Epstein? The DOJ files prove it, and we would like to stop being suppressed. Thank you.

Anybody in distributed systems or transactional ledgers needs to read and digest this thread. Read it multiple times if you have to. It has always been true and I've been saying this for years. It's forefront today due to recent Epstein revelations, but those paying attention already knew this long ago. These MF's tried and partially succeeded in destroying this man's life. They did everything in their power to discredit his gift to the world. Most of you don't deserve it. However, the world needs it now more than ever. Bitcoin has always been about light. The evil forces in this world hate everything there is about the original protocol. For that reason, it was, is and always will be worth fighting for. Listen. Learn. Understand.

The entire King James Bible is now permanently on the blockchain. 80 books. 1,362 chapters. 36,822 verses. This includes the 14 Apocrypha books that were quietly removed from Protestant Bibles in 1825 - Tobit, Judith, Wisdom, Sirach, Maccabees, and more. Now preserved forever where no one can remove them again. Total cost: $0.75 in BSV. Not a hash. Not a pointer. The actual text - every word of scripture - inscribed forever on the BSV blockchain. One transaction ID unlocks the entire Bible: cf53cae0cf36ffe8333c7ada3416e897ae8ff11d6acc7c1905cabd725a089157 Read it now: bsvbible.club No server can take it down. No company can remove it. No government can censor it. This is what Bitcoin was built for - not speculation, but utility. Permanent, immutable data storage for less than a dollar. And this is just the beginning. We're building a platform where anyone can publish books, documents, and texts to the blockchain. Your words, permanent and uncensorable. The Bible is the first entry in the library. The Word made chain. #BSV #Bitcoin #Blockchain

"What people dont understand is, Bitcoin with a stable protocol takes away power. If no one can change the protocol, not me, not God, there is no power in money... Bitcoin will remove that power globally" - Dr Craig S Wright $BSV is #Bitcoin

If you want the deep dive on Epstein’s influence on bitcoin since it was in the cradle, I’m available for immediate in-person interviews in South Florida and willing to travel! I broke this story 6+ years ago, and the files prove I was way ahead of the news. @patrickbetdavid

Mark Carney's "New World Order" speech in China wasn't a threat—it was a confession. The British Empire's 80-year playbook is dead. Trump isn't creating chaos. He's ending it. Venezuela. Iran. Gaza. The Muslim Brotherhood. Watch how he's dismantling their system:

The more you learn about how bitcoin was hijacked, the more you learn about the problems of predatory authoritarianism. It’s impossible to understand bitcoin and not respond by having a deepening of economic, social, spiritual and political understanding to make sense of the madness.

There’s plenty irrational about treating any hypothetical as a planning imperative, because the set of hypotheticals is unbounded. If “prepare before it arrives” is your rule, then you’re committed to preparing for everything: asteroid strikes, supervolcanoes, solar flares, engineered pathogens, EMP, rogue AGI, quantum breaks, grid collapse, crop blight—pick your apocalypse. That isn’t prudence; it’s a guarantee of permanent misallocation. Risk management isn’t “threat exists in principle, therefore spend now.” It’s prioritisation under constraint: probability × impact × time horizon × cost to mitigate × opportunity cost. If you ignore the cost and the trade-offs, you’re not being responsible—you’re just rebranding anxiety as strategy. And the tech-history analogy is sloppy. People didn’t “prepare for GPS” as a vague future menace; they built systems because there was a defined requirement, measurable benefits, and a pathway to deployment. Conflating “a technology eventually became useful” with “therefore any future risk justifies action now” is a category error. If you can’t specify the threat model, the timeline, the likelihood, and the concrete mitigations with bounded costs, you’re not doing planning—you’re doing theatre.

I really like this. Feels like we haven't truly seen what Cormier is capable of due to a string of unlucky injuries. Here's to hoping those are behind him now. #RNation #REDBLACKS

Of course people piling in on Neil for this. Listen to the interview; look at what @CsTominaga says elsewhere. He, by far and away, puts forward the best vision for what bitcoin should be. He clearly knows more about it than anyone. Draw your own conclusions.

We did this interview about ten minutes after meeting, and I am really happy with how it turned out. Kate has been viciously attacked for having any proximity to me or the subject matter of how bitcoin was hijacked, and I'm sure she'd appreciate your support with some views and comments.

Bitcoin allows verification because it writes truth into an immutable ledger. Lightning does not. Lightning is a whisper-network of IOUs evaporating the moment they’re routed. There is no durable record, no objective state, no proof that anything happened beyond the hearsay of nodes that owe each other favours. And when the trail dissolves, what exactly are you “verifying”? Nothing. A system without evidence is not Bitcoin. A system without a ledger is not accountable. A system that leaves no trace cannot be trusted. If a transaction vanishes without a record, then you have no transaction — you have theatre.