They’ll tell you it’s the same.
BTC Core, with their slick words and hollow claims, saying the software hasn’t changed. But look closer. The devil’s in the details, and the lies are in what they leave out.
They talk about synchronisation, about nodes rejecting transactions—but they don’t tell you what that really means. Valid transactions, rigorously valid, thrown out like yesterday’s trash. Not because they’re wrong, but because they don’t fit the new gospel of limits and control.
This isn’t Bitcoin—not the one from the White Paper.
Not the system designed for small, casual transactions, the kind anyone could use, anywhere, anytime. It wasn’t meant to be this neutered shell, where only the privileged few decide what counts and what doesn’t. Bitcoin was built for freedom, for pennies to fly as easily as millions, for a system where no one could pull the plug because they didn’t like the way the world was turning.
But here we are.
The same software, they say.
The same network. And yet, nothing like what it was meant to be.
Synchronisation? Sure. If you forget most of what was.
But only after they’ve gutted the thing, ripped out its heart, and replaced it with a version that suits their gatekeeping vision. They’ve rewritten the rules and dared to call it the same game.
Small, casual transactions—remember that.
That’s what it was about.
Dollars, cents, payments so frequent and fluid that they blend into the air. That’s the Bitcoin in the White Paper, the one they pretend to still honour. But their actions betray them.
BTC Core isn’t Bitcoin.
It is a museum exhibit, polished and stagnant, with a “Do Not Touch” sign hanging in front of it.
Bitcoin was alive. They turned it into a relic.
S. Tominaga AKA CSW
Jan 8, 2025
https://x.com/CsTominaga/status/1876541356115734878?t=lY1Cp5xUKRDDS5D01AfNHg&s=19
https://t.me/S_Tominaga/2461
BTC Core, with their slick words and hollow claims, saying the software hasn’t changed. But look closer. The devil’s in the details, and the lies are in what they leave out.
They talk about synchronisation, about nodes rejecting transactions—but they don’t tell you what that really means. Valid transactions, rigorously valid, thrown out like yesterday’s trash. Not because they’re wrong, but because they don’t fit the new gospel of limits and control.
This isn’t Bitcoin—not the one from the White Paper.
Not the system designed for small, casual transactions, the kind anyone could use, anywhere, anytime. It wasn’t meant to be this neutered shell, where only the privileged few decide what counts and what doesn’t. Bitcoin was built for freedom, for pennies to fly as easily as millions, for a system where no one could pull the plug because they didn’t like the way the world was turning.
But here we are.
The same software, they say.
The same network. And yet, nothing like what it was meant to be.
Synchronisation? Sure. If you forget most of what was.
But only after they’ve gutted the thing, ripped out its heart, and replaced it with a version that suits their gatekeeping vision. They’ve rewritten the rules and dared to call it the same game.
Small, casual transactions—remember that.
That’s what it was about.
Dollars, cents, payments so frequent and fluid that they blend into the air. That’s the Bitcoin in the White Paper, the one they pretend to still honour. But their actions betray them.
BTC Core isn’t Bitcoin.
It is a museum exhibit, polished and stagnant, with a “Do Not Touch” sign hanging in front of it.
Bitcoin was alive. They turned it into a relic.
S. Tominaga AKA CSW
Jan 8, 2025
https://x.com/CsTominaga/status/1876541356115734878?t=lY1Cp5xUKRDDS5D01AfNHg&s=19
https://t.me/S_Tominaga/2461
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