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Bitcoin doesn't break under pressure but it exposes who misunderstands it. It has outlasted every personality convinced it should bend to their will. Gavin, Hearn, Ver, Craig,... and it will outlast spam too. Don't let theatrical panic bait you into a purity chain split built on arguments that dissolve... show more

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