Take a look to this #Bitcoin OP_Codes Table and you will realize that no only #OP_CAT is disabled in #BTC. At the end of this year #BSV will fully restore the OpCodes with Chronicle update (including OP_VER, OP_VERIF, OP_VERNOTIF, OP_SUBSTR, OP_LEFT, OP_RIGHT, OP_2MUL and OP_2DIV), this will enable several new use cases and scripting functionalities. Imagine each Opcode as an element of the chemical periodic table, they are building blocks that allows nature to create molecules, RNA and DNA chains. Likewise, opcodes represent the building blocks for a scripting universe and future decentralized autonomous organizations with their own DNA codes.

Government loves BTC because it behaves. It’s a system of intermediaries wearing digital masks. Exchanges. Custodians. Gateways. Trusted third parties — the very parasites Bitcoin was meant to kill. It gives the illusion of rebellion while quietly rebuilding the same empire of control. They don’t fear BTC because they already own it. They can tax it, blacklist it, surveil it, freeze it. The chain is public, the gateways are licensed, and every trade passes through the same bureaucratic sieve. It’s not peer-to-peer; it’s bank-to-bank with extra steps. What they fear is real exchange — two individuals transacting directly, without permission, without record, without middlemen. They fear a world where money moves like speech, where ownership isn’t a checkbox on a compliance form but a fact of computation. True Bitcoin was digital cash: fast, final, direct. It was not meant to be a speculative asset for trading desks or a product for custody firms. It was designed as competition to government currency, not as another chip on their table. The betrayal came when people traded sovereignty for convenience. They mistook price for principle. They built soft layers over hard rules, just like governments do. And the result is the same — control disguised as innovation. Governments don’t crush rebellion anymore. They buy it, list it, and sell it on an exchange. #PeerToPeerOrNothing #DigitalCash #NoMoreMiddlemen #FreedomNotCustody

The video podcast now has automatic English and Portuguese dubbing; it doesn't have my accen,lol.. ; but I hope you enjoy it.

The owner of this AI agent has earned more than 7 Bitcoin for this great work; now I want to have 10,000 agents like Sunnie working for me. Imagine what will happen when a million people want the same thing; this is only possible to develop on BSV.

GN everyone I have joined @treechatai and trying it out. I really like the idea of a censorship free app. AND it runs on $BSV If you haven't joined yet try it out In any case come say hi app.treechat.com/user/denise…

Bitcoin como base de un sistema bancario On-chain. youtu.be/S0D8Bl4YPzc?is=WvaH… con @CanalBitcoinSVe

Version 5.0 of Yours Wallet has been published. It is a complete rewrite of the wallet and is now adheres to the BRC-100 standard. If you are a developer, the api and agent docs can be found at yours-wallet.gitbook.io/prov…

RT @jataka01: jataka.cl/LIV

Our friend is building a new type of Internet content access from Chile, using @1SatOrdinals and Bitcoin SV network —> check it out. jataka.cl/LIV

There's a perfectly rational reason companies are quietly testing on BSV without making a song and dance about it. It's cheap. If the project goes nowhere, they've spent next to nothing. They can run extensive testing, process large volumes of transactions, experiment with workflows, and collect real data for the price of a few coffees. You can do a hell of a lot of testing for ten dollars. Try doing that on BTC. But the bigger problem is that many of the things businesses actually want to do are treated as spam by the BTC crowd. Logistics records? Spam. EDI messages? Spam. Supply-chain data? Spam. Enterprise processes? Spam. Put anything on-chain other than moving coins between speculators and somebody starts screaming that you're abusing the network. So why would businesses build on a system where their intended use case is already regarded as illegitimate? They won't. Businesses don't care about ideological purity tests. They care about whether the system performs the function they need at a price they can justify. If one network lets them test cheaply and process the data they actually need, while another calls their business model spam, the outcome is hardly mysterious.

I am very proud of a new generation of digital artists and have witnessed their artistic evolution within @3dordi platform, building a new kind of content creator economy. home.treechat.ai/p/f8a7b48f-…

Solana's economic incentive mechanism is failing; BSV, on the other hand, has everything needed to create new businesses and optimize existing ones. Bitcoin is the future of everything. youtu.be/H6riQm6Y-gA?si=nNQy…

hitchin' a ride on the Teranode Turnpike bsv.lol/highway

Salomon Brothers 's Legal notices sent to Bitcoin addresses serve as a reminder of the Treasury bonds scandal, and point to the 80,000 Bitcoins stolen from Satoshi Nakamoto will spell the downfall of many who support the wrong (BTC) blockchain. youtu.be/XZCjRli1Wyo?si=Ph8m…

Let us stay healthy so we can continue teaching and building the future utility of the true, genuine, and original Bitcoin.

Short tutorial on how to inscribe Ordinals (NFTs) on Bitcoin SV and associate them into a Collection in 3D Ordi. youtu.be/BSecAAF4QlI?t=1519&… by @BSVSearch

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Influencers were offered to "collaborate" on the new "documentary" @findingsatoshi_ Why? Because @coinbase and the other parties involved in Hijacking Bitcoin need Satoshi to be a dead small-blocker who would have loved what BTC became. Don't believe me? 🧵👇