Crypto Influencers Calls for Exchange to Remove Bitcoin Satoshi's Vision (BSV)

Various cryptocurrency social media influencers have recently begun to ask crypto exchanges to write off Bitcoin Satoshi's (BSV) vision, after several BSV supporters have filed lawsuits against users they claim are conducting a "targeted campaign" ".

Calls for a cryptocurrency boycott, which was created last November through a forked in Bitcoin Cash (BCH), began after the self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto Craig Wright had awarded a bonus of $ 5,000 to the true identity of the user of Twitter, hodlnaut.

Satoshi Nakamoto, self-proclaimed, Craig Wright apparently offers a $ 5,000 reward in $ BSV for those who can identify a #bitcoin user on what he claims to be a "targeted campaign" on him.

Launched users #WeAreAllHodlonaut to protect him pic.twitter.com/iL92yxTFi1

– Francisco Memoria (@FranciscoMemor) April 11, 2019

While the cryptomedia community initially responded by tilting their profile images to hodlnaut's and matching the username, things went wrong as soon as Binance's CEO, Changpeng Zhao, said that if Craig Wright did not did not change his behavior, he would remove the BSV list.

Peter McCormack, the author of the What Bitcoin Did podcast, called Wright and Calvin Ayre, owner of CoinGeek and a strong supporter of BSV, fraudsters. Ayre's response was a lawsuit in what he called social media as a "troll hunt".

The first series of letters from Troll Hunting was sent to Vitalik (before for his father) and to Eth, to none other than Chepicap and even to a lessor named Peter McCormack who says he wants to spend his money to prove that Craig did not invented the Bitcoin. Stay tuned because it will be fun 🙂

– Calvin Ayre (@CalvinAyre) April 12, 2019

In response to the situation, various cryptocurrency influencers expressed their dissatisfaction. Anthony Pompliano, of Morgan Creek Digital, called the cryptographic exchanges to remove BSV on May 1 in "sign of solidarity".

Each exchange should remove the BSV list simultaneously on May 1st, as a sign of solidarity behind the only bitcoin that has ever counted.

This community is the responsibility of the people. Sometimes we have to do what is difficult, not because it is easy, but because it is right.#DelistBSV

– Pomp (@APompliano) April 12, 2019

Popular bitcoin activist Charlie Shrem added He is "surprised that BSV is listed anywhere". In his tweet, he added that "it's an obvious scam controlled by an obvious hustler. That goes against the reason we are here at the beginning. Remove BSV from all exchanges and let it die. "

BSV price unchanged

The vision of Bitcoin Satoshi seems to hold the $ 70 mark, despite the threat of delisting several cryptocurrency exchanges, including Binance. Available data on BSV's trading volume is mainly focused on trading pairs that include it with BTC or USDT.

In both cases, the volume of BSV transactions seems to be spread almost equally over several cryptocurrency exchanges, with HitBTC, Bitfinex and BitZ leading the BSV / BTC pairs, and HuobiPro, CoinBene and HitBTC standing out on the BSV pairs / USDT, according to CryptoCompare Data.

CryptoCompare data shows that cryptocurrency has seen its price rise from around $ 65 to over $ 95 in the last 30 days, although most of its gains have been lost. Recent research has shown that BSV blockchain miners have accumulated gross losses of $ 2.2 million since the creation of cryptocurrency.