TheCryptoLam retweeted
Bitcoin Cash has been not-so-quietly marching higher while much of the crypto market drifts sideways. Over the past 3 months, Bitcoin Cash is up +76.66%, powered by a clear surge in social mentions.
👉Will momentum continue or is $BCH reaching a peak in activity?
TheCryptoLam retweeted
$BCH continued relative strength 🤷♂️
TheCryptoLam retweeted
GOING UP!
Due to a recent surge past key resistance, $BCH is going up in price! This price increase of over 10% this week is also due to macro and #Bitcoin $BTC tailwinds helping #BitcoinCash rise!
Source: @CoinMarketCap
TheCryptoLam retweeted
$BCH
Still one of the stronger/better looking alts.
TheCryptoLam retweeted
Paying with Bitcoin Cash at Komsan Thai Kitchen in Jacksonville BeaCH, FL
... And getting a 50% discount 🤯
TheCryptoLam retweeted
Going to prison for the rest of your life over non-violent tax offenses is absurd. The case against Roger seems very politically motivated; like with @RealRossU, there have been plenty of people and corporations who have been accused of far worse and yet faced sentences far milder than what Roger is facing. The argument that the flashlight on him is motivated by things he said (namely, his advocacy of freedom and refusal to accept legitimacy of coercive state power) seems compelling. This is worth standing against, because selective prosecution for unrelated offenses is a common way of circumventing protections like the First Amendment (or in more authoritarian countries, even more basic things like the moral prohibition against punishing people for the crimes of their family members).
The US tax-by-citizenship and associated exit tax regime is extreme; the former is shared by almost no other countries in the world, and the latter is on the high end of what countries do (eg. UK only charges capital gains if you return within 5 years).
If the IRS did intimidate Roger's lawyers to get privileged information, that is a bad faith move; the right to consult lawyers in confidence must be kept sacrosanct. Genuine good faith mistakes should be treated by giving the actor the opportunity to pay back taxes if needed with interest and penalties, not with prosecution.
@FreeRogerVer
Roger Ver was there for me when I was down and needed help. Now Roger needs our support.
No one should spend the rest of their life in prison over taxes. Let him pay the tax (if any) and be done with it. #FreeRoger
TheCryptoLam retweeted
Roger Ver was there for me when I was down and needed help. Now Roger needs our support.
No one should spend the rest of their life in prison over taxes. Let him pay the tax (if any) and be done with it. #FreeRoger
TheCryptoLam retweeted
FULL FILM: "Bitcoin Jesus: The Prosecution of Roger Ver"
This Is An Absolute MUST-WATCH/SHARE Documentary!
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FULL FILM: "Bitcoin Jesus: The Prosecution of Roger Ver"
TheCryptoLam retweeted
BREAKING: ELON MUSK LOOKING INTO TRUMP PARDON FOR #BITCOIN PIONEER ROGER VER
THE WAR ON CRYPTO IS ENDING 🔥
TheCryptoLam retweeted
BTC is slow, and Lightning just straight up doesn't work half of the time. Can't send a mere $500 to a swap service. Lol
TheCryptoLam retweeted
Is anyone else disturbed by the Blackrock comment that Bitcoin may be able to change the 21 million cap?
The posts I am reading online about it are disheartening. Tbh I never ever considered this a possibility.
Why not just continue to use smaller bitcoin denominations? What are some reasons to increase the supply? it seems the reason why Bitcoin caught on in the first place is specifically because of the limited supply, so how would that effect pricing?
It seems from what I have read that if they get enough Bitcoin and control the miners too, it’s possible which I was surprised to read. Does anyone else have insight into this?
TheCryptoLam retweeted
Roger Ver is one of Bitcoins greatest heroes
That is why the BTC maxis attack him, as he exposes their lies
The truth is that BTC was hijacked & perverted by bad actors, destroying Satoshi's vision
History has been laid bare for all to see, as the truth will set us free: 🧵
Bitcoin was meant to be used as money & a store of value, the hijackers (Core) went on to destroy BTC's money-like properties; by arbitrarily restricting the capacity of the network, contrary to Satoshi's original plans for the project
This all means that today BTC cannot be used as a form of money (medium of exchange) at scale at all. Annihilating BTC's former potential to serve as a type of "freedom money", as now mass adoption is only possible through centralized custodians...
To make things even worse these changes have dire consequences for the long-term security budget, to the point where BTC will completely collapse somewhere between 4 to 12 years from now...
We have covered this in far more detail elsewhere, the point of this thread is not to improve on those in scope
Instead, today's focus is on Roger, the hero of our story, as like me he fought against these changes, refusing to back down, except he was not just another Bitcointalk lurker like I was at that time. He was the first angel investor in Bitcoin, when I joined in 2013 he even had the nickname of "Bitcoin Jesus" as he tirelessly evangelized Bitcoin's vision to the world & did more than anyone else to bring crypto into the mainstream in those very early days
Back then I was still a die-hard Bitcoiner myself, as I believed in Satoshi's vision thoroughly & still do to this very day, like Roger, we did not change, but BTC did!
To watch the thing you love more than anything else in this world get perverted & destroyed in this way is tragic, which is why we fought in the block-size wars, to decide on BTC's fate. We lost that battle but not the war as the altcoins carry on that vision today instead
Some like to tell romantic stories about those days from Core's perspective, as if it is some sort of romantic triumph of good over evil & that this represents a victory of the people...
Nothing could be further from the truth, as the vast majority of our industry supported a capacity increase, from users, companies & miners. Core still got it their way, the perfect example of a totally centralized decision-making process; this was straight-up dictatorial!
Even to the point of a mass censorship campaign over all of the major communication channels at that time, where anyone who supported increasing capacity was banned, even discussing the censorship got you banned. This censorship still happens to this day. Thankfully the more prominent crypto discussions have since moved to X so I can say these things out loud here
History easily could have turned out very differently, if for example certain exchanges flipped the naming schemes between the BTC & BCH forks... As this also heavily influenced public perceptions. As it was in fact a bait & switch
@Rogerkver's & @Steveinpursuit's book "Hijacking Bitcoin" does a great job of covering this history thoroughly, I highly recommend reading it
On a more personal note; I watched all of my heroes fall starting from 2013, as I admired many of these public figures, who one by one sold out or betrayed the principles of this movement. Roger is one of the few heroes still standing from that time in my mind
Making it all the more infuriating that Roger is currently facing extradition & a lifetime in jail for not paying enough in crypto taxes to a country he revoked his citizenship for years before. This all happened right after he published his book, which is also awfully suspicious
This is why the BTC maxis really hate roger, as they fear him, as they are the villains in this story & Roger is Bitcoin's true hero exposing them to the light
So sign the petition to #freeroger & apply pressure in anyway you can. As Roger Ver is a man who obviously has a very keen sense of justice, that passion is in his bones. So for such a man to face such an incredibly unjust sentence is something we all should fight against. As now is the time for us to give back to the man that has given us so much
TheCryptoLam retweeted
History is the final judge of a man's action, and history has absolved Roger.
Bitcoin Core asserted complete control of Bitcoin, squatted it for many years and drove it into the ground. They said "blockchain is not a democracy" and "this is a pure technical issue".
I was a core Bitcoin dev from 2010-2015. The 'tech issue' was very simple that even your grandmother could understand.
They censored and forced their views. Why not let the community decide?
Because they would have to respect their users. They would have to listen to people. They would have to explain why. They would have to compete in a free market.
Instead what we have now is small block Bitcoin communism. The people in charge are doing a shit job and should be fired. Bitcoin needs new forward looking leadership. I long left the community in anger over the cringey influencers squatting on Bitcoin.
The SEC targets crypto people. We need to stand firm together as a shield wall and defend every person.
It's psyop when people say "Roger did this or that to me". Cry harder. We all had fights years ago and even Roger sued me for $2m, but that doesn't matter now since we are all libertarians and must stick together. Crypto is under attack. We lost the battle, but not the war. Time to regroup and win the victory of 2025.
On all sides impostors are sucking money from retail with scams. The current leaders in crypto have betrayed the vision of what crypto should have been. As Satoshi said: "we can win a major battle in the arms race and gain a new territory of freedom for several years."
We need unity, not division among libertarians so we can win. We need all our people out of jail: Ross, Roman, Roger.
Roger's been vindicated by history. The impostors to the throne are driven in shame from the world stage. Time to take back crypto.
Roger Ver is facing life in prison for revealing how the US government worked secretly to subvert cryptocurrency and prevent economic freedom. More people should hear this story.
(0:00) Roger Ver Facing Extradition
(7:49) The Hijacking of Bitcoin
(12:18) How the Government Tracks Your Every Transaction
(26:26) Who Is Satoshi?
(27:13) Why Ver Chooses to Speak Out
(38:19) Ver’s Experience in a Spanish Prison
Includes paid partnerships.
TheCryptoLam retweeted
Roger Ver is facing life in prison for revealing how the US government worked secretly to subvert cryptocurrency and prevent economic freedom. More people should hear this story.
(0:00) Roger Ver Facing Extradition
(7:49) The Hijacking of Bitcoin
(12:18) How the Government Tracks Your Every Transaction
(26:26) Who Is Satoshi?
(27:13) Why Ver Chooses to Speak Out
(38:19) Ver’s Experience in a Spanish Prison
Includes paid partnerships.
TheCryptoLam retweeted
Roger Ver is facing life in prison for revealing how the US government worked secretly to subvert cryptocurrency and prevent economic freedom. More people should hear this story.
(0:00) Roger Ver Facing Extradition
(7:49) The Hijacking of Bitcoin
(12:18) How the Government Tracks Your Every Transaction
(26:26) Who Is Satoshi?
(27:13) Why Ver Chooses to Speak Out
(38:19) Ver’s Experience in a Spanish Prison
Includes paid partnerships.


































