1LjCTsS7RJW26UBnu19eRE7H1cdxbBUdWW (7177) ·
There are such fools in every project. The only difference is the amount of people that only see illusions and the amount of people that understand reality as it is. BSV tends to have smarter people attracted to it and price is more realistic due to this.
1KKwemSCUDZSyQ1Bs7bqfCocE5fogkpKw1 (725) ·
I would argue that price itself is tied to the hashrate, and that in losing the hashwar price would follow.
At which point the narrative changed greatly in BSV surrounding the role of miners, in order to prepare to mitigate the 51% 'attack' using words.
1LjCTsS7RJW26UBnu19eRE7H1cdxbBUdWW (7177) ·
Price is tied to hashrate and both are tied to the amount of people that believe or even know about reality. Mainstream doesn't want reality, it wants a dream, it's because of this that everything else has higher everything except optimization and utility.
1LjCTsS7RJW26UBnu19eRE7H1cdxbBUdWW (7177) ·
There are businesses developing on BSV, not because price is higher or because of hashrate but because there's innovation that allows something that was not possible before for cheaper than ever before. This is the main factor for growth. Not illusions.
1KKwemSCUDZSyQ1Bs7bqfCocE5fogkpKw1 (725) ·
I don't think it has so much to do with an astute analysis of the fundamentals of a project by the people; but rather that people look to other people, because we are social animals, and craig wright is an offensive person, who people mostly dislike.
1KKwemSCUDZSyQ1Bs7bqfCocE5fogkpKw1 (725) ·
absolutely.
BSV is plagued by a low userbase and poor revenues for its projects on account of Craig Wright's public persona, and so a lot of the innovation can not be accessed by the wider market.
Growth possible, but not ez with the current narratives.