Why BSV is not on more exchanges video is in Twelve Languages. Share with communities that dont speak english. English : piped.video/oQVZOohhD6Y Chinese : piped.video/5k2ZOYqdgrc Indonesian : piped.video/Ycy9fEpoKzw French : piped.video/7yR_R7K9BR0 Spanish : piped.video/wVNDuS0z9kU Portuguese : piped.video/SuLZZEZqeNQ Korean : piped.video/6kx6RELQcq8 Japanese : piped.video/LL32HeR9g7U Russian : piped.video/2jqVdfarBL4 Hindustan : piped.video/sAPRCubmldQ Farsi : piped.video/ZlZTsexQ2GQ Maori : piped.video/X9xWfuicfOo @BSVAssociation @kurtwuckertjr @BSVSearch @SirToshiTV @PhotoKuro_ @SmilaZParadis @Kate_L_Mosso @GavinMehl @JohnWayne_SV @EquityDiamonds @BSVCasey @bethebroadcast @Lise0508 #BsvBsv #Bitcoin #CreatorEconomy #Web3 #DataOwnership #BSVTube

比特币可以在数百家交易所交易。 比特币现金也广泛上市。 但 Bitcoin SV，也就是 BSV，只有大约二十七家交易所提供交易。 而在我们的实测区间内，BSV 处理了超过一百七十万笔交易。 那么，为什么它的交易所覆盖仍然如此有限？ 中文版视频： piped.video/5k2ZOYqdgrc?si=AJRk… #BSV #BitcoinSV #Bitcoin #BitcoinCash #区块链 #加密货币

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BsvBsv.com BSV Is Perfect Money The carrier becomes money. Not by declaration. Not by force. By use. By utility. By acceptance. BSV Becomes Perfect Money. piped.video/watch?v=076Iq17g… @BSVAssociation @kurtwuckertjr @BSVSearch @SirToshiTV @PhotoKuro_ @SmilaZParadis @Kate_L_Mosso @GavinMehl @JohnWayne_SV @EquityDiamonds @BSVCasey @bethebroadcast @Lise0508 #BsvBsv #Bitcoin #CreatorEconomy #Web3 #DataOwnership #BSVTube

BsvBsv.com Introducing BsvMeet Our version of X Spaces. Try it out inviting via email or just paste link. Let me know issues and your suggestions. 8 speakers, rest are watchers. Speakers can receive tips watchers can request speaker priviledge. Bsv tipping is working. bsvbsv.com

eBay. Airbnb. GoDaddy. Steam. They look nothing alike. They're all answering the same question: Who owns what? Every marketplace ever built has had to solve that from scratch, in its own database, for its own narrow category. So the answers don't travel. Your domain ownership means nothing to a property site. Your Steam library means nothing anywhere else. We decided to start there instead. At the centre of bsvbsv.com is the Vault, and the Vault doesn't care what it holds. A website. Software. A business. A domain. A digital identity. The contract for a physical asset. It only needs to know who owns it today, and who owns it after the transaction. Everything around that is already solved. Marketplaces do discovery and matching — buyers meeting sellers. Wallets, exchanges and fiat off-ramps move value in and out. None of that is new, and none of it needed reinventing. What neither of them fixes is the moment of the trade itself. Somebody always goes first: the buyer pays and waits, or the seller hands over and hopes. Escrow, chargebacks and dispute teams exist to manage that gap, not close it. The Vault closes it, by making the asset a record on the same ledger as the money — so the two move in one transaction, both or neither, and the delivery completes itself wherever the asset allows it. The second thing sellers never had is a direct line. On every marketplace, the audience you build belongs to the marketplace. Here a listing goes out to your subscribers — it arrives, rather than waiting to be found. That only works if writing to the ledger is genuinely cheap. Recording ownership for millions of assets, and every transfer of every one of them, is economically absurd on most chains. We chose BSV because its combination of low per-transaction cost, high throughput and on-chain data capacity makes it practical at that scale. And the same economics change what a transaction is allowed to be. Banking has a floor. A percentage, plus a fixed fee, cleared in days, more again across a border. That floor quietly decides what commerce is permitted to exist: anything worth a few pence simply isn't sold, because the fee costs more than the thing. Remove the floor and everything underneath it becomes possible. Music and video paid by the second instead of by the month. An article, a stream, a call, an API request billed for exactly what was used and nothing more. Machines settling with each other — a meter, a charger, a sensor, a vehicle — thousands of times a day, with no invoice and nobody in the loop. BSV is perfect money. Divisible to a hundred-millionth. Final in seconds. Costs a fraction of a penny to move, anywhere, to anyone. Carries its own data. Needs no permission and no intermediary's balance sheet. Everything above is downstream of that. But perfect money is only money if people take it — and your landlord doesn't. The supermarket doesn't. Not yet. So we don't pretend otherwise. Until it's accepted where you actually spend, there's an intermediate step: BSV → USDT → your bank or card, through whichever off-ramp quotes best. Earn on chain, cash out when you need to. That step isn't the design. It's the concession the design makes to a world that hasn't caught up. Nothing about the architecture changes the day it isn't needed — the off-ramp simply stops getting used. Build ownership once, and every new marketplace becomes another application of the same foundation. bsvbsv.com @BSVAssociation @kurtwuckertjr @BSVSearch @SirToshiTV @PhotoKuro_ @SmilaZParadis @Kate_L_Mosso @GavinMehl @JohnWayne_SV @EquityDiamonds @BSVCasey @Lise0508 @shaban_shaame @cresbabiera #BsvBsv #Bitcoin #CreatorEconomy #Web3 #DataOwnership #BSVTube

BsvBsv.com — NFT marketplace Counterparty assets are widely traded by dispenser on Tokenscan, paid in BTC. A seller escrows an asset, sets a price, and the dispenser hands it over the moment payment arrives. No marketplace, no escrow agent, no listing fee — just a vending machine on chain. Following that idea, I've built a dispenser on BSV. Seller lists an asset for sale. Buyer pays in BSV. The asset is delivered digitally. That's it. Payment goes straight to the seller, a receipt ordinal is inscribed to the buyer's wallet, and the receipt is what unlocks delivery. Nobody holds the money in between and nobody can decline to hand it over. What comes out of the dispenser depends on what's being sold: 📀 Files and apps — anything that is bytes, delivered byte-for-byte Android APKs — the tested case; your Tape Calculator came back with a matching sha256 Software tools, scripts, utilities, CLI binaries Ebooks and PDFs — guides, manuals, research, whitepapers Design assets — icon sets, fonts, Photoshop/Figma templates, LUTs, brushes Music production — sample packs, drum kits, presets, MIDI files, project files Data — CSVs, datasets, spreadsheet models, financial templates Source code — a component library, a trading bot, a smart-contract template Documents — legal templates, contracts, business plans 3D assets — models, textures, print-ready STLs Prompt packs, notebooks, config bundles 🎵 Music and video — Pay For View, played from chain, never downloaded Singles, EPs, albums Live recordings, DJ sets, radio shows Music videos, short films, documentaries Course lessons and tutorials Comedy sets, spoken word, audiobooks Archive footage, behind-the-scenes cuts 📡 Streaming — metered by the minute, at 30 sats a minute Full-length films and documentaries Long-form interviews and lectures Course modules and workshops Concert recordings, full DJ sets Sports replays, match archives Anything where a viewer might want ten minutes, not the whole thing 🎙️ Podcasts — the receipt is the door to a live room Live recordings with audience Q&A Paid AMAs and office hours Subscriber-only shows and after-shows Workshops, coaching calls, mastermind sessions Watch-alongs and live commentary Because every sale is a payment on a public ledger, each product carries its own accounts — units sold, revenue earned, every purchase txid, countable by anyone. Alongside it: the Spells of Genesis collection — the first gaming NFTs, minted on Bitcoin via Counterparty in 2015, two years before CryptoPunks, still traded natively by BTC dispenser. @BSVAssociation @kurtwuckertjr @BSVSearch @SirToshiTV @PhotoKuro_ @SmilaZParadis @Kate_L_Mosso @GavinMehl @JohnWayne_SV @EquityDiamonds @BSVCasey @bethebroadcast @Lise0508 #BsvBsv #Bitcoin #CreatorEconomy #Web3 #DataOwnership #BSVTube

BsvBsv.com - Architecture and Concept 🌐 Your Space — your webspace on the blockchain Your Space is your homepage. It's already yours — it came with your wallet, nothing to set up. You'll find it at `mybsv.io/homepage/<your wallet address>` (or `mybsv.io/<spacename>` once you register a name). Inside your webspace you can create: 📺 Channels — for videos and images Ongoing feeds where you post your videos and images. 🎬 Projects — for events or organisations Collections for an event, a group, or an organisation. That's the whole structure — one Space (your webspace), with Channels and Projects inside it. Look for the three icons in the sidebar: 🌐 Space, 📺 Channels, 🎬 Projects. Your data — two sides Open Btuber and your data sits in two columns: ⬅️ On Your Computer (private) — your stuff, on your device. Yours only. ➡️ On The Blockchain (public) — what you chose to publish. Marked IN. Left is private. Right is public. You pick what crosses over — that's publishing. > Your data stays on your device. Publishing writes it to the blockchain for the world to see. Editor vs Preview There's no central server — your device is the server. You build your page on your own device, then publish it to the blockchain for others to see. That's the two views: Editor — where you build your page (your Space, a Channel, or a Project) on your device. All your controls live here — add cards, edit, arrange, publish. Preview — what everyone else sees: your page exactly as a visitor experiences it, because it's what you've published to the blockchain for them. Try it in the Editor: Edit banner — change the look of your webspace: set your banner image, colours, and name. Make a post — tap New post, add some text or a link, and hit Post. It appears on your page straight away. Tap Preview any time to see how it looks to visitors. Tap it again to go back to editing. Your wallet address is also your Identity, Bsvmail, Webphone @BSVAssociation @kurtwuckertjr @BSVSearch @SirToshiTV @PhotoKuro_ @SmilaZParadis @Kate_L_Mosso @GavinMehl @JohnWayne_SV @EquityDiamonds @BSVCasey @bethebroadcast @Lise0508 #BsvBsv #Bitcoin #CreatorEconomy #Web3 #DataOwnership #BSVTube