Permissionless doesn’t mean chaos.
Permissionless does not mean bending the rules to suit your whims or ripping apart the foundations someone else built.
The internet works because no one has the right to wake up one day and say, “I think I’ll rewrite TCP/IP.” That’s not innovation—it’s sabotage. You take what’s there, the immutable backbone, and you build on top of it.
You don’t burn down the house to hang your picture on the wall.
Bitcoin, real Bitcoin, works the same way.
Permissionless isn’t a free-for-all to break, to exclude, to control. It’s the freedom to create within the structure that already exists.
The rules are the rules—the protocol is the protocol.
You don’t get to rewrite them because you think you’re smarter, because you think someone else’s transaction isn’t valid, or because you want to control the narrative. You build on top of them, just like you build on TCP/IP, just like you build on the foundations of the internet.
BSV understands this. It takes the original rules, the ones set in stone, and says, “Here is the game. Play it as it’s meant to be played.” Not by changing the board, not by tossing out the pieces you don’t like, but by using what’s there. It’s open to everyone—every entrepreneur, every dreamer, every builder. If you’ve got the skill, the drive, the vision, you can make something incredible. You can build your empire on this unchanging foundation.
But BTC?
BTC doesn’t play fair.
They claim decentralisation, but they rewrite the rules to fit their agenda. They decide what’s valid, what’s not, who gets to participate, who doesn’t. They cry “spam” at paid transactions, sneer at micropayments, and push out anyone who doesn’t toe their line. That’s not permissionless. That’s gatekeeping. That’s a club, not a system.
Bitcoin isn’t about controlling who plays the game.
Bitcoin about letting the game evolve naturally. It’s not about changing the protocol to protect your power. It’s about building something that thrives within the rules, something so disruptive, so innovative, that it changes the world. Permissionless doesn’t mean you get to destroy what others are building.
Bitcoin, decentralisation, means you get to build your own thing, better, smarter, faster, without anyone stopping you.
The monopoly board doesn’t change because one player wants to win. The board stays the same, but the strategies, the tactics, the innovations—that’s where the genius lies.
Bitcoin is the board. The rules don’t change. The players do. And those who understand that, who can work within those rules to create something extraordinary—they’re the ones who win.
That is what Bitcoin is really about.
3/6
S. Tominaga AKA CSW
Jan 8, 2025
https://x.com/CsTominaga/status/1876790203148550554?t=V8w4GMI578NznrXwnw94Cw&s=19
https://t.me/S_Tominaga/2446
Permissionless does not mean bending the rules to suit your whims or ripping apart the foundations someone else built.
The internet works because no one has the right to wake up one day and say, “I think I’ll rewrite TCP/IP.” That’s not innovation—it’s sabotage. You take what’s there, the immutable backbone, and you build on top of it.
You don’t burn down the house to hang your picture on the wall.
Bitcoin, real Bitcoin, works the same way.
Permissionless isn’t a free-for-all to break, to exclude, to control. It’s the freedom to create within the structure that already exists.
The rules are the rules—the protocol is the protocol.
You don’t get to rewrite them because you think you’re smarter, because you think someone else’s transaction isn’t valid, or because you want to control the narrative. You build on top of them, just like you build on TCP/IP, just like you build on the foundations of the internet.
BSV understands this. It takes the original rules, the ones set in stone, and says, “Here is the game. Play it as it’s meant to be played.” Not by changing the board, not by tossing out the pieces you don’t like, but by using what’s there. It’s open to everyone—every entrepreneur, every dreamer, every builder. If you’ve got the skill, the drive, the vision, you can make something incredible. You can build your empire on this unchanging foundation.
But BTC?
BTC doesn’t play fair.
They claim decentralisation, but they rewrite the rules to fit their agenda. They decide what’s valid, what’s not, who gets to participate, who doesn’t. They cry “spam” at paid transactions, sneer at micropayments, and push out anyone who doesn’t toe their line. That’s not permissionless. That’s gatekeeping. That’s a club, not a system.
Bitcoin isn’t about controlling who plays the game.
Bitcoin about letting the game evolve naturally. It’s not about changing the protocol to protect your power. It’s about building something that thrives within the rules, something so disruptive, so innovative, that it changes the world. Permissionless doesn’t mean you get to destroy what others are building.
Bitcoin, decentralisation, means you get to build your own thing, better, smarter, faster, without anyone stopping you.
The monopoly board doesn’t change because one player wants to win. The board stays the same, but the strategies, the tactics, the innovations—that’s where the genius lies.
Bitcoin is the board. The rules don’t change. The players do. And those who understand that, who can work within those rules to create something extraordinary—they’re the ones who win.
That is what Bitcoin is really about.
3/6
S. Tominaga AKA CSW
Jan 8, 2025
https://x.com/CsTominaga/status/1876790203148550554?t=V8w4GMI578NznrXwnw94Cw&s=19
https://t.me/S_Tominaga/2446
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