That night of the Last Supper, Jesus was sold, went through a sequence of swift trials and was condemned to death on the cross. Faced with death, Jesus himself said that the time had come for the Son to glorify the Father (John 17:1). The Lord knew what was going to happen and knew what it all meant. Concerning the death of the Lord: The disciples said, “You must not die.” (But they did not… Read More »Crucifixion
After the Last Supper, Jesus entered the final temptation he had to face, Gethsemane. Death was ahead, and Jesus had to pass through it. It was the necessary way to establish a new relationship between God and man. The trial that the Lord passed through in the face of death is definitely not the test of death that we usually imagine. Countless people have died in this world, and many have even shown fearlessness in… Read More »Gethsemane
On the 10th day of the first month of the Jewish calendar, Jesus entered into Jerusalem, as the Lamb of God needed to be selected and examined, according to the Old Testament (Exodus 12:3), for the sacrifice made on the 14th day of the month (Exodus 12:6). The importance of this last week of time Jesus spent on earth with his disciples before he was betrayed and crucified surpasses the rest of all human history… Read More »The Last Supper and the death of Jesus
With the daily total volume on the Bitcoin SV network reaching over 50% of the total number of transactions of all other blockchains – there are thousands of them – combined, but BSV price showing no response, suppressed below 0.1% of the total crypto market cap, it is natural to ask the question below: Can the utility level of Bitcoin (BSV) go through the roof, but the bitcoin (BSV) price never go up? A simple answer is… Read More »Price matters
The concept of decentralization has taken a central place in the context of Bitcoin, blockchain, crypto and Web3. But it has caused some of the most consequential misconceptions about Bitcoin and blockchain, leading to a common belief that Bitcoin or any other blockchain must restrict its scalability in order to be “decentralized.” The misconceptions have provided the...
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According to bitinfocharts.com, the total volume on the Bitcoin SV network over the past 24 hours surpassed 10 million transactions, which equates to nearly 4 times the total number of transactions of all other blockchains – there are thousands of them – combined. Denying that this is real adoption is bias. Denying that this shows...
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“Most ‘DAOs’ are a diversion tactic to avoid responsibility,” – Niels V. van den Bergh, CEO, mintBlue. The rest are just a result of being ignorant of the existence of such responsibilities. It’s a fantasy, an imagined fake world where responsibilities do not exist. This doesn’t mean smart contracts are useless, however. There’s a right way to do it. What is much needed is systems that “refactor” (borrowing the phraseology of James Belding, the founder and… Read More »How not to do DAOs
"Opposing Views: Money, Bitcoin & Role of the State" on Real Vision is an interesting conversation between Mike Green and Robert Breedlove, moderated by Real Vision senior editor Ash Bennington. Mike is the Chief Strategist and portfolio manager at Simplify Asset Management. He is a well-known Bitcoin bear. On the other hand, Robert, founder of the “What Is Money?” podcast, is one of its most vehement proponents. Their disagreements originate from deeper convictions surrounding the proper methods of organizing society and the economy.
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Today's headline: Coinbase Cuts Off 25K Russian Wallets!
It's unclear what the reporter's concern is. I don't mean that there should be no concern. It is just unclear what the reporter's concern really is. This is typical of the crypto reports, because the writers only look at superficial things and do not understand what is really at work.
From a political point of view, it is foolish to demand exchanges to cut off Russians just because they are Russians. And it is even questionable to cut off some Russians selectively, because how can an exchange decide?
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Question: Crypto projects seem to all create a new currency out of thin air and inject it into the economy to dilute money, so how do you justify doing it, whether it is BTC or BSV? It is a familiar and intuitive argument, but it arises from a misunderstanding caused by people’s familiarity with fiat money and...
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