News: THE WORLD'S BIGGEST STABLECOIN JUST LOST AN ENTIRE CONTINET

[00:00:01]Hello and welcome to your daily dose of Satoshi's news. Today's date is Tuesday the 16th of June 2026, the year of green wigs and BSV terror node in the mix.

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[00:00:15]All right, let's see what we've got today.

[00:00:18]So uh some posts to go over on my feeds uh and check this out. So Neil Oliver has just launched another interview with uh with Craig Wright. Absolutely fantastic. It looks like he um or Merlin has said here uh the world's uh biggest stablecoin just lost an entire continent. Uh USDT is out and uh every licensed EU exchange Binance, uh Coinbase, Kraken, Crypto.com all um all removed it. Tether refused to comply. Circle did. Um 175 billion dollars in USDT locked out of regulated Europe.

[00:00:54]>> Well, people uh I've got a splendid interview today with a fascinating guest I've spoken to on this channel a couple of times.

[00:01:03]>> Uh There he is. There he is. Loving that.

[00:01:07]Loving that.

[00:01:09]Uh Rupert Loaf said here uh the rape gang inquiry report is over 200 pages long. That's going to cause um like that's going to put a cat amongst the pigeons as they say. Uh we've got uh Denise here who's uh started posting on LaMint. Check it out. She wrote here um how do I spend my day? Work, gym, hanging out with my BSV family. Check it out. Look at uh look at her profile.

[00:01:33]Just posting some uh saucy hot pics of herself in some gym outfits. She's got the idea.

[00:01:39]That's how you're making money on LaMint.

[00:01:44]Wow, great stuff. Great stuff.

[00:01:48]Um Gotchya Guru said here in 2023 FTX sold its a 5% stake in uh Kursaal for 200,000 dollars as part of its bankruptcy proceedings. Today, that stake would be worth 3 billion. Is that 3 billion? That's 3 billion dollars.

[00:02:04]After Spacex acquired the startup for 60 billion.

[00:02:10]60 billion. Oh my goodness, man. Like whoa.

[00:02:15]>> [clears throat] >> Got There's an article I want to go through on that I've just posted on Tree Chat. Had some really good responses to this. Just literally showing you the corruption. Um on chain. So, you can see when and where it happened and at what block. We'll have a quick look at the figures. See what's up with what is going down. And we'll finish with some 365 days of Bitcoin history. All right, let's get into it.

[00:02:37]>> [music] [music] >> All right. So, we're Crypto T.A. here breaking. Poland just told the EU to go to hell. President Naruki vetoed the Digital Services Act.

[00:03:08]Oh, that's that's massive.

[00:03:11]That's massive. Like somebody fighting back against this corruption which is like literally seeping insidiously seeping into our uh our our culture and eroding our constitutional rights that have been preserved for you know, over a thousand years. It's It's outrageous what's going on.

[00:03:28]And again, why the world needs Bitcoin.

[00:03:30]Susan Hall says that there's a 80 million pounds questions as in kind of like it's gone missing. Questioning Sadiq Khan about it. You know, wriggling out of that one.

[00:03:41]Britain is broken said here a new social media app Blue Sky is absolutely full of accounts that claim to be minor attracted persons. In other words, they're proudly calling themselves yeah, are PDF files.

[00:03:54]Um Blue Sky was also conveniently left off a Starmer's under-16s social media ban lift. Would you believe it? Would you believe it? You know, uh this needs to be stopped. This is one of the most outrageous things I think I've ever seen. Check this out. This is the police literally kidnapping a 5-year-old kid.

[00:04:11]Look at this, look.

[00:04:13]Look at that. Look at Look how they're handling him. Look, I mean, what the They've got absolutely no right whatsoever putting their hands on a kid.

[00:04:21]Like kidnapping him. That's kidnap, that is. Putting him in the car. Like what the [ __ ] is going on?

[00:04:27]Well, we know what's going on. Literally satanic corruption on a level that we've never seen before. And there we go. Not a number seller. I told you this was going to happen here. We've seen this before.

[00:04:36]Look at this. So, we've got now got lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and pedosexual. Would you believe it? It's absolutely disgusting what's going on.

[00:04:45]And again, you know, it's it's it's all it's all encouraged by the financial system. They pay for all of this.

[00:04:51]They're paying for the corruption, um is what's going on.

[00:04:55]Uh yeah, we've Rupert Rupert Lowe doing well like exposing the rape gang inquiry. Check it out.

[00:05:03]Here we go.

[00:05:05]Um he's he's pleading with everybody to read it. So, even though it's over 200 pages, um I think I will actually read that.

[00:05:12]Going to I'm going to make the effort.

[00:05:14]Yeah, brilliant from there from uh from Rupert Lowe.

[00:05:18]Um Filomena said Fabian Society goal to usher in a communist a communism under a one-world government. Treason never ends well. Uh military's the only way. No deals. Well, you know, we'll we'll see what happens.

[00:05:32]And uh yeah, we've already looked at Dinnie's here. Looks like she's doing well on uh oh, the mint. Here we go.

[00:05:37]This is her profile.

[00:05:39]Oh, looks like I have to uh log in to see that. But uh she's uh loving her BSV family. Uh great stuff.

[00:05:48]Yeah, what you going to do? We just looked at Like, whoa, jeepers.

[00:05:52]All right, so this is the article that I just want to read through here. So, I've put this on Tree Chat. Loving Tree Chat. Going to get so much so many more people on there. And in fact, you know, I can't really see myself using any mainstream apps in the near future. It's all going to be BSV apps cuz I just can't be dealing with more profiles being taken down.

[00:06:14]Uh but this article here, let's go through this. So, the BTC deep state fraud timeline and evidence.

[00:06:20]When Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin, he designed the template for all genuine Bitcoin legacy wallet addresses to start with one.

[00:06:27]If any fundamental part of the Bitcoin protocol were to change, it would automatically convert the network and therefore it's native token from a commodity into an economically worthless illegal unregistered security security offering as defined in case law by ACC versus W.J. Howey Co. 1946.

[00:06:44]One way to check and see if a transaction has been processed with the genuine Bitcoin protocol is to check whether the sending and receiving legacy wallet addresses start with a one.

[00:06:53]The evidence below illustrates legacy addresses that start with one. So, we've got block zero.

[00:06:59]The the Bitcoin uh genesis wallet address.

[00:07:02]Here we go.

[00:07:03]And we can actually see this on blockchain.com. Look.

[00:07:07]Miner, Satoshi Nakamoto.

[00:07:11]And that is the that is the genesis the genesis block wallet address.

[00:07:16]Amazing. Amazing. I just love seeing these things.

[00:07:20]Uh then we've got the the number one or the block one legacy wallet address.

[00:07:26]Check out. Here we go. Bitcoin block one.

[00:07:30]There we go. So, we can the Coinbase reward 50 Bitcoins in there. We can see that one.

[00:07:36]1 2 C6.

[00:07:39]Loving that.

[00:07:41]Uh then we've got block nine. The uh, coinbase coins were later used in the first transaction from uh, Satoshi to Hal Finney.

[00:07:49]Um, and that was later in block 181, which we've got down there. But, look at that wallet address.

[00:07:55]That's the one, block nine.

[00:07:58]There we go. Bitcoin block nine. Loving that.

[00:08:02]Then we've got uh, yeah, the first Bitcoin transaction from Satoshi Nakamoto to Hal Finney.

[00:08:07]Uh, block number 181.

[00:08:11]And here it is. So, you can see for the purposes of the ledger, 40 Bitcoins were sent, 30 Bitcoins were returned, leaving Hal with a balance of 10 Bitcoin.

[00:08:22]And that's the wallet address starting with a one. So, uh, the original protocol. We've even got the uh, the Bitcoin pizza address. Here we go. 17 SQ uh, SK E.

[00:08:34]Check it out.

[00:08:36]Blows my mind, look.

[00:08:39]You can actually do it. There we go.

[00:08:40]Look, 10,000. 10,000 Bitcoin. Jeremy Sturdivant is who they went to.

[00:08:47]Amazing. Yeah, Jeremy Sturdivant, but that was that was the wallet address.

[00:08:50]All starting with a number one. All starting with a number one.

[00:08:54]And then all of a sudden, >> [clears throat] >> we have the um, the the first ever SegWit transaction here.

[00:09:01]Uh, but I've put here all BTC legacy wallet addresses started with one from the inception of the network on the 3rd of January 2009 right the way up until block number 481824 on the 824.

[00:09:17]All right, so I have to delete there we go. On the uh, 24th of August, 2017. At that particular time, uh, the previous day a multi-sig addresses started with a three were generated in preparation for the first SegWit transaction in order to obfuscate any individual responsibility for breaking the chain of signatures.

[00:09:34]In the Bitcoin white paper, Satoshi Nakamoto wrote in section two, transactions, we define an electronic coin as a chain of digital signatures.

[00:09:44]There it is. That's what he said.

[00:09:47]Breaking the chain of digital signatures fundamentally changes the protocol and changes the network classification from a commodity into a centrally controlled economically worthless illegal unregistered security offering.

[00:09:58]And the first SegWit transaction we can see right here.

[00:10:02]And uh accompanied with the decoded saying a Bitbank Incorporated Japan supports SegWit.

[00:10:10]Okay, that BC.

[00:10:12]Deary, deary, look at that.

[00:10:14]BC1, BC1, BC1.

[00:10:17]It's no longer numero one, is it?

[00:10:23]Good grief. Uh the Bitcoin blockchain was split into two identical competing chains. On the 1st of August 2017, the last common block was 478858 8558. After the BTC chain split away preparation for its SegWit a hard fork on the 24th of August 2017 a block height 4818 to 24. This hard fork fundamentally changed the BTC protocol and turned the BTC chain and native token from a commodity into a centrally controlled economically worthless illegal unregistered security offering and by default the world's largest Ponzi scheme.

[00:10:59]Now we got SegWit, how the central banks hijacked Bitcoin.

[00:11:03]But shitcoin is [ __ ] for brains, why don't they?

[00:11:06]The Bitcoin blockchain with the one legacy dress continue under a new name a Bitcoin cash with a market ticker symbol BCH.

[00:11:12]This chain continued until it two was split again on the 15th of November 2018 after block height 556765.

[00:11:21]Legacy addresses altered and started with letters P or Q. The implementation of Schnorr signatures and canonical transaction ordering had the same economic effects that SegWit had on bit the BTC chain. It turned BCH from a commodity into a centrally controlled economically worthless illegal unregistered security offering.

[00:11:39]After this, the blockchain with the number one address continued under a the recognized market ticker symbol market name of Bitcoin Satoshi Vision or Bitcoin SV with the market ticker symbol BSV and have continued to this very day from block 556766.

[00:11:57]In 2019, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges colluded to run a de-list BSV campaign uh that claiming that BSV was a scam and that Dr. Wright was a fraud. The exchanges were able to confiscate large amounts of number one legacy address coins off of their own customers. These supplies of BSV would then be used to artificially suppress its market price to give the impression that the market had just has decided BSV was irrelevant. In reality, the original protocol and genuine Bitcoin is the only protocol that threatens the economic power and dominance of the central banks because it is the only way to create a network of immutable digital data where transactions cannot be stopped and information cannot be cracked, hacked, altered, changed, or deleted. The BSV network will eventually absorb all the world's internet traffic and be able to host news broadcasts where information can be shown to be provably true or false.

[00:12:48]In order [snorts] for the Bitcoin BSV network to be classified as a common network, it must have all have a common starting point. This is why the white paper was released on the 31st of October 2008, but its network was not started until the 3rd of January 2009 providing a common and reasonable amount of time for anyone and everyone to start the network themselves.

[00:13:08]Next, the network must undergo a period of neutral organic growth without any central point of influence. However, because all change of digital signatures lead back to the Genesis block, we know that Satoshi Nakamoto must reveal his true identity at some point in the future to enable accountability amongst the network users.

[00:13:24]This neutral organic growth phase was scheduled to come to an end on the 1st of January 2020, when the Satoshi coins containing uh contained within the Tulip Trust were returned to Dr. Craig Wright, which should prove that he is the man behind the moniker Satoshi Nakamoto. And here it is.

[00:13:41]Okay, David Kleiman acknowledging the 1,100,111 Bitcoin from Craig Wright.

[00:13:49]The central banks realized they had until the 1st of January 2020 to deceive the world into thinking that a centrally controlled protocol that they developed themselves was Bitcoin, which is why they created the SegWit protocol in 2017 and brought in the COVID-19 crisis to lock the economy down in 2020.

[00:14:05]The Satoshi coins were eventually returned and delivered via bonded bonded courier to Dr. Craig Wright on the 14th of January 2020.

[00:14:14]A trial by jury court case settled in December 2021, Kleiman versus Wright 2021, found Dr. Wright to be the sole and rightful owner of the 1,100,111 Satoshi Bitcoin.

[00:14:28]There we go. So, that's all the evidence that you need to see on chain there as to what happened.

[00:14:33]Amazing.

[00:14:35]Let's have a look at the figures then.

[00:14:36]So, we've got Greg coin at $65,000, B crash above 200, Fish by Cash UK is Bitcoin at $13.

[00:14:43]Uh hash rate 0.02, network nodes 0.17.

[00:14:47]Transactions 72.6, uh data uh block size 78.51.

[00:14:52]I wonder if this is people uploading files on uh Tree Chat.

[00:14:56]It could well be. Look at this, we've got a 33 megabyte block there.

[00:15:00]And then a 34 as well.

[00:15:03]A two.

[00:15:05]Oh, they were bigger earlier on, but great stuff. 15,000 times cheaper to transact on Bitcoin than Greg coin.

[00:15:12]Uh mining, all you're mining Bitcoin at a 23.4% comparable loss, but you're also mining B crash at a 14.4% comparable loss, which means they should be moving on to eCash.

[00:15:24]Cuz uh official price cash cuz that'll be the most profitable chain. But what they're going to do? Stuck between a rock and a hard place.

[00:15:30]Because uh somebody effed the Bitcoin network up. Yeah, they did.

[00:15:35]Uh look at this. So it looks like there's 37% on B Cash of the of the hash rate or other miners.

[00:15:44]37.5 Fisher Price Cash UK's and Bitcoin.

[00:15:49]Yeah, we'll have to have a look at uh what's on chain for that.

[00:15:52]But transactions, look at that, leading the market again. 2.5 million transactions representing 41.5% in front of Ethereum, in front of Great Coin, in front of XRP. That is crazy.

[00:16:04]That's crazy.

[00:16:05]Uh let's have a look at the uh mining status, see what's going on.

[00:16:11]24 hours Coove 17.5, QD link 16.2, Gorilla Pool 15%, SE- 112.5 Tal 11.8, Bit of Sin 9.3, Mining Dutch 6.2, Multipool 5.6, Tal Terano 2.5, Others 1.8, and CryptEx 1.25.

[00:16:35]Amazing.

[00:16:37]Uh let's have a look. 365 days of Bitcoin history. So on the 9th of June, uh we have a an email, one of the Marty Malmi emails, number 17.

[00:16:46]Uh the title was uh I couldn't get the uh Tiki Wiki uh uh Tiki Wiki to work.

[00:16:52]But check this out. So on the 9th of June 2011, David Kleiman acknowledges the transfer of 1.1 million Bitcoin from Craig Wright for the purposes of creating a trust scheduled to be returned to Craig Wright on the 1st of January 2020. And this is where the documents were lodged. And look at this.

[00:17:08]They're taking them down.

[00:17:11]Wait for it to come up.

[00:17:13]Even though it's uh wants to check that you're human, there is nothing there.

[00:17:18]Look at this, unknown error, failed to fetch.

[00:17:21]It's no longer there.

[00:17:25]Oh.

[00:17:27]Oh, no way.

[00:17:29]Look at that.

[00:17:32]Yeah, that was from um from the Gizmodo article.

[00:17:37]Oh, do we get to see it?

[00:17:41]No way.

[00:17:43]So, look, that's why they now they're going to have to go on Tree Chat.

[00:17:46]Everything is going to have to go on Tree Chat.

[00:17:49]Wow.

[00:17:52]Look at that.

[00:17:53]Oh my goodness.

[00:17:55]I wonder if we can download the files.

[00:17:57]Yeah, going to have to uh going to have to do that, but we need to put everything on Tree Chat. Everything needs to go on train on chain because they are deleting everything.

[00:18:06]Uh I think we've gone over this before when I said Bitcoin is the foundation layer of all future digital technologies secured and underpinned by economic principles.

[00:18:15]Uh the 11th of June 2009, someone came up with the word cryptocurrency. Maybe it's a word we should use when describing Bitcoin. Do you like it? And that was the Martin Maumee email number 18.

[00:18:25]11th of June 2016, the Coin Rush Coin One Global Event. The uh Scottish and Southern Electric Arena, Wembley, London with a Dr. Ruja Ignatova who was um fronting it and then soon disappeared, you know, when they realized that OneCoin didn't even have a blockchain behind it. Absolutely crazy. It was literally just a spreadsheet.

[00:18:47]Wow.

[00:18:48]Uh the 12th of June 2011, on this day in 20 2011, the price of Bitcoin fell to 1 cent after a hack on the Mount Gox exchange. Look at that. Can you believe it? It fell to 1 cent.

[00:19:00]On the 12th of June 2020, Samson Mow posts a fake Satoshi's lawyers are sending this email around. And again, they just thought there was a thought it was a joke.

[00:19:11]Uh 13th of June 2011, Mount Gox Bitcoin exchange reported some 25,000 BTC, which was just $400,000 at the time, way more than that now, had been stolen from 478 accounts.

[00:19:23]How sick would you feel after that?

[00:19:26]2013-2022, crypto lender Celsius paused withdrawals. June 13th, 2022, Bitcoin valued >> [clears throat] >> 200 and uh 24 22,487 dollars.

[00:19:40]Uh, Bitcoin valued 10 days later, 21,000.

[00:19:43]Woah, 21,000 and 85 dollars.

[00:19:50]Woah.

[00:19:52]So, on the um cryptocurrency lending platform, Celsius paused all withdrawals, causing more pain in the fragile crypto market.

[00:20:00]"Due to extreme market conditions, today we are announcing that Celsius is pausing all withdrawals, swap, and transfers between accounts," the company said in a a memo to clients. Well, we all know what happened after that.

[00:20:11]14th of June, 2009, Macquarie saying, "I created a moderators group to give my Satoshi account as much editing control as possible without the ability to overthrow um everything."

[00:20:22]Well, and that was the Satoshi emails from Martti Malmi.

[00:20:26]15th of June, 2012, the Magna Carta, or the Great Charter of Freedoms, commonly called Magna Carta or sometimes Magna Charta, uh is a royal charter of rights agreed by King John of England at Runnymede near Windsor on the 15th of June, 2015, first drafted by Archbishop Bishop of Canterbury, Cardinal Stephen Langton, to make peace between the unpopular king.

[00:20:46]Hm, it's what they need between uh to sort out Keir Starmer, and a group of rebel barons. It promised the protection of church rights, protection for the barons from illegal imprisonment, access to swift and impartial justice, and limitations on a feudal payments to the crown to be implemented through a council of 25 barons.

[00:21:07]Uh, 15th of June, 2023, uh uh case management conference for Copa was held.

[00:21:12]Large flows of BTC miners to exchange outflows. I remember that one.

[00:21:17]16th of June, here we are today. So, this was uh 16 years ago now.

[00:21:22]Uh quote here from the Nakamoto Institute saying that what would be nice about sending my sending by domain is you could visually verify who's doing it. Yeah, I think that's uh with regard to payment mails.

[00:21:37]Brilliant.

[00:21:38]Right, there we go. So, that's a quick Oh, 22 minute show. We'll leave it there. Hope you enjoyed it as ever. Be well, take care, stay safe out there, and we'll see you in the next one.

[00:21:45]>> I understand.

[00:21:47]>> Do you?

[00:21:48]>> Do you? This is it.

[00:21:50]I'm telling you this is it.

[00:21:52]>> The key still has one more move.

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