Bitcoin SV [BSV] adopts "zero tolerance" policy as it provides favorable references to businesses and governments

Earlier this week, the SV Bitcoin camp was in the news after alleged images of child abuse were found on the play's network, deeply disturbing the community. Bitcoin SV responded by adopting a "zero tolerance" policy aimed at eliminating these culprits and ensuring that such acts do not happen again.

Bitcoin SV described the fiasco as "market manipulation", while other networks wanted to discredit the BSV network by claiming that these incidents did not occur on their services and were isolated from Bitcoin SV.

Major advocates like Craig Wright and Jimmy Nguyen have even criticized several news organizations, suggesting that since BSV was an open big book, some damaging documents could lead to their services. The same is true for the Internet, Bitcoin [BTC] and Ethereum [ETH]and choosing Bitcoin SV was incorrect, they suggested.

Regarding the question of the illegal image, Bitcoin SV certainly regrets the incident, but says that it was the same with the giants of the Internet, such as Facebook, Twitter and Google, and that there are recurring problems.

The unfortunate image was first loaded via a transaction via Money Button and spotted by BitcoinFiles.org, which promptly informed the authorities and obtained the removal of the photo from the servers. Since then, the two aforementioned BSV partners have updated their terms of service to emphasize that no illegal or illicit content can be written to the server.

Jimmy Nguyen, CEO of nChain, the largest financial supporter of the Bitcoin SV project, said the necessary facilities are in place to alert site operators to any malicious content and that nChain will make every effort to verify the source of the malware. IP address and for the evidence that will be provided to the authorities, as appropriate.

Nguyen then said:

"The Bitcoin SV ecosystem does not tolerate illegal activity. Unlike the anti-government culture of many other cryptocurrency communities, Bitcoin SV is the most user-friendly for business, government and law enforcement. "

Unlike the networks of its predecessor, BSV is not very privacy-focused, which makes it possible to create a public record that can not be deleted. As a result, Money Button used this track to identify the culprit and ban it from the network.

Nguyen closed with a stern warning:

"On behalf of the bComm badociation and the entire BSV ecosystem, we wish to send a very clear message: the Bitcoin SV blockchain is not a place to be. criminal activity and, if you use it for illegal purposes, you will leave a digital signature. evidence trail that can not be cleared. This evidence is fully admissible in court and you will likely be arrested and prosecuted. Think twice and be ready to take legal action before trying to add illegal content to the blockchain. We are ready to work with the global law enforcement authorities to put an end to this illegal misuse of Bitcoin. "