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Breaking: Binance to delist Bitcoin SV [BSV] following Ayre-Wright’s legal charge against Faketoshi opposers

Breaking: binance to delist bitcoin sv [bsv] following ayre-wright’s legal charge against faketoshi opposers

Breaking: Binance to delist Bitcoin SV [BSV] following Ayre-Wright’s legal charge against Faketoshi opposers

Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world will finally delist the 12th largest coin bitcoin SV [BSV] on April 22. After mounting protest from the crypto-community to boot out the coin, Changpeng Zhao, the CEO of Binance has pulled the trigger.

Calvin Ayre and Craig S Wright, the two spearheads of the BSV project have been serving “legal notices” to all those who oppose Wright’s claim of being the original Satoshi Nakamoto. Peter McCormack, and the Twitter pseudonym Hodlanaut have been served legal notices, with Ayre warning many more “trolls” will face the music .

Zhao, who does not exclaim his displeasure regarding the happenings in the crypto-verse, especially with reference to controversial topics had affirmed in an earlier tweet that “Craig Wright is not Satoshi”. CZ further added that if this tirade continues, the coin would be deslited from their exchange.

He even added that this “is going too far,” and that CSW’s claims of being Satoshi has been going on for a while. The Binance CEO even pointed to BSV’s emergence in November 2018 as being the reason for the BTC decline below the $6,000 mark. Furthermore, Zhao even added that if served a legal notice by Ayre and team, “it won’t be the first time” and that the cost will not be of concern to him as the legal team at Binance “can deal with it”.

Following the relentless requests of the Binance users and the BSV camp not backing down from their claims, Binance has decided it’s the last straw and has withdrawn their support for the bitcoin Cash hardfork.

The Binance CEO stated:

Breaking: binance to delist bitcoin sv [bsv] following ayre-wright’s legal charge against faketoshi opposers

The delisting of BSV looks to be a severe blow to the camp and its prospects of becoming the one-true virtual currency that “follows the original Satoshi Nakamoto whitepaper”. At a time when its big-brother bitcoin Cash has seen massive growth and even jumped two spots above, BSV is looking to decline.

A recent report from Diar stated that of the major cryptocurrency exchanges, Binance holds over 50 percent of the traded volume, with Bitfinex and Coinbase trailing behind.

Binance may not be the only exchange to show the door to BSV with other exchanges looking to follow suit. Anthony Pompliano, the partner at Morgan Creek appealed to other exchanges to delist bitcoin SV following the legal debacle.

The exchange’s official site several reasons for a coin or project being delisted, including lack of commitment to the project, level, and quality of the development activity, level of public communication, evidence of unethical or fraudulent conduct among others.

Since the beginning of the year, Binance has already delisted several coins like CloakCoin [CLOAK], Modum [MOD], SALT [SALT], Substratum [SUB] and Wings [WINGS], resulting in a massive drop in their price.

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Published at Tue, 16 Apr 2019 06:12:43 +0000

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Bitcoin Through The Eyes of the World’s Most Respected Billionaires

In a recent article, The Motley Fool examines what billionaires Mark Cuban, Warren Buffett and Richard Branson have to say about bitcoin.


The Motley Fool’s Matthew Frankel writes that it can be a smart idea to listen to what some of the most successful people in the world have to say, and with that, he explores what three of the world’s most respected billionaires have to say about bitcoin.

While these are merely opinions, each brings with it a unique perspective and outlook on what is very much an emerging technology and a potentially disruptive threat to their empires.

Mark Cuban on bitcoin: The Cautious Take

Dallas Mavericks owner and investor Mark Cuban made news in the cryptocurrency world recently when he made the following tweet:

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Within hours of his tweet the price of Bitcoin fell, he then tweeted:

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While this does highlight the volatility of the bitcoin, it also brings attention to just how sustainable the coins current high price is. However, Cuban does have a great enthusiasm for the underlying technology of the blockchain.

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Warren Buffett on bitcoin: The Dismissive Take

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In a 2014 CNBC interview, American business magnate and investing giant Warren Buffett dismissed bitcoin claiming that it was a technology essentially devoid of value. During the interview, Buffett offered this advice to readers:

Stay away from it. It’s a mirage, basically…The idea that it has some huge intrinsic value is a joke in my view.

Many dismissed his comments, however, since Buffett has avoided investing in new technology throughout his career, admitting that he does not understand them well enough to invest. A cautionary lesson in research there. However, Buffett’s comments did not sit well in the tech industry where he received condemnation for his criticisms. Tech venture capitalist Marc Andreessen echoed the sentiments of many in the tech industry:

The historical track record of old white men crapping on new technology they don’t understand is at, I think, 100%.

Buffett’s comments in regard to bitcoin and blockchain technology were made 3 years ago and it is entirely possible, if improbable, that his attitude has changed since.

Richard Branson on bitcoin: The Positive Take

Sir Richard Branson

Not only does UK tech billionaire Sir Richard Branson speak highly of bitcoin and blockchain technology, he also suggests applications for the technology in a socially beneficial way. Using the technology to create a better, more secure and forgery-proof land titling system is just one of the real-world applications Branson envisions. This would ideal for developing countries and places where corruption is rife, as land titles are regularly disputed.

Branson also holds annual Blockchain Summit events on his own private island where blockchain experts and developers, as well as the top minds across a wide range of industries, brainstorm new ideas and applications for the technology. Ultimately, his attitude towards bitcoin is that it is working, and working successfully. He does recognize, however, that there is room for even better solutions than bitcoin currently provides.

Have these Billionaires got the right idea about bitcoin? Should they be doing more like Richard Branson in promoting it and looking for active uses? Let us know in the comments below?


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