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Bitcoin influencer Joshua Henslee released a special Ask Me Anything (AMA) to celebrate 5,000 followers on Twitter. It is a testament to the rapidly growing interest in Bitcoin SV (BSV) and the ecosystem at large. Henslee has sparked much of that interest with its popular YouTube channel.
Do you think dr. Craig Wright signed for Christen Ager-Hanssen?
For those who don’t know, Henslee explains that Christen Ager-Hanssen is the new CEO of nChain. He recently shared how he met Dr. Wright in June and was intrigued by his work. Henslee doesn’t know if Dr. Wright signed for him or not, but he wonders what made him so convinced that CSW is Satoshi in such a short time.
Why should BSV be used for Madam Tulip’sTulip’s psychics?
Henslee explains that Madam Tulip is a psychic and tarot platform that starts video consultations on the same day as the recording. It accepts bitcoin payments. Henslee says the irreversibility of the transactions, the fact that platforms like PayPal charge excessive fees, and several other factors will have played a role in the platform’s decision to accept Bitcoin.
What is your “crypto” position percentage?
Henslee says he doesn’t usually answer such questions. It’s quite large, but it’s not an amount that would bankrupt him if it went to zero. While some think it’s too high, for Henslee it’s a position he can live with if he loses it all.
What are some good free resources to learn coding and other skills needed to build on the blockchain?
Henslee says he’s observed some people who came into the industry with no experience and they’ve built successful apps. He recommends w3schools.com to learn to code. He likes that you can open a web browser window and start coding so the barriers to entry are low.
What controls are in place to enforce the “set in stone” narrative and ensure no further protocol changes are made?
“Honestly, there is nothing,” Henslee says, making it clear that what he means is that there is no top-down authority enforcing the rules. He says the economy will dictate this. For example, miners will not want to inflate the currency if they are making as much money as things are. He has no problem with some of the original opcodes being reintroduced, but introducing new ones could cause problems such as: B. Changing the order of transactions.
What should be the relationship between listening nodes, mining nodes, software developers, governance organizations, DAOs, etc.?
Henslee says that no one but miners should be running the Node software. For some reason, this is still a controversial statement. Apps and software developers should stop running nodes. He believes software developers should start working for miners. He says he doesn’t like it when the Bitcoin Association tries to act as an arbiter and he doesn’t understand how they feel they have jurisdiction over companies in different countries.
Thoughts on the beef between Handcash and RelayX?
Henslee says he doesn’t usually comment on this, but this time he will. He understands why people criticize HandCash, but it also shows that they aren’t thinking. He reminds us that it’s called handcash, not handsavings. Coins should be refrigerated and small amounts of cash should be sent for use. He calls rumors of HandCash stealing from users’ wallets a “joke”.
How ruined are you on ZAT tokens and other zatoshi zatoshi investments?
Henslee says he can’t comment much due to pending court cases. He knows this isn’t an ideal answer, but he believes the answer itself can shed some light on what’s going on behind the scenes.
What happened to the empty block miner?
Last time Henslee checked, they occasionally mined empty blocks. TAAL (CSE: TAAL | FWB:9SQ1 | OTC: TAALF) has regained the top spot after adding hash power. It seems that the empty block miner did not sell his coins.
Should I get all my coins from Robinhood?
Definitely yes, says Henslee. “You have to be careful,” Henslee replies to this user, warning them not to trust exchanges. He urges him not to fall for yield farming scams and urges him to get his coins from all exchanges.
Can CBDCs and P2P digital money coexist?
Henslee says they can coexist. He believes that a large number of people will be OK with central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), but there are ways to make Bitcoin transactions private and form some kind of resistance to the system that could be implemented soon.
Watch: The BSV Global Blockchain Convention presentation, BSV Blockchain: A World of Good
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