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About
Bitcoin SV (BSV)
Bitcoin SV (BSV), standing for Satoshi Vision, is a digital asset that emerged from a contentious hard fork of the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) blockchain. Its fundamental mission is to restore what its proponents believe to be the original Bitcoin protocol as detailed in Satoshi Nakamoto's whitepaper. The project's core philosophy centers on massive on-chain scaling, primarily by removing the block size limit, allowing for an unbounded block capacity. This technical approach is designed to facilitate a high volume of transactions with extremely low fees, enabling practical micropayments and large-scale data operations directly on the digital ledger.
Operating on a Proof-of-Work (PoW) consensus mechanism, the BSV network leverages the established Unspent Transaction Output (UTXO) model for its cryptographic security. Beyond its function as a peer-to-peer electronic cash system, BSV is engineered to be a global data carrier. The native BSV token is used not only for transaction fees but also for writing data to the blockchain, powering complex applications and smart contracts through its robust Scripting language. This has led to the development of the "Metanet," a concept for an on-chain internet. BSV positions itself as a foundational layer for enterprise-level Web3 infrastructure, aiming to provide a single, stable, and scalable public blockchain for global use.
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Frequently asked questions
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What are the common methods for buying Bitcoin SV (BSV) with Swedish Krona (SEK)?
To buy Bitcoin SV (BSV) with Swedish Krona, you typically need to use a cryptocurrency exchange that functions as a fiat on-ramp and supports SEK deposits. The process involves creating an account, completing KYC/AML compliance, and then funding your account using methods like a bank transfer or sometimes via Swish or BankID-verified payments. Once funded, you can execute a trade on the SEK/BSV order book to acquire the digital asset. -
What is the core principle of 'Satoshi Vision' that defines the BSV blockchain?
'Satoshi Vision' is the foundational philosophy of Bitcoin SV, which advocates for restoring the original Bitcoin protocol as detailed in the Satoshi Nakamoto whitepaper. This vision prioritizes unbounded scaling of the block size to enable massive transaction throughput, low transaction fees, and robust utility for enterprise-level applications, micropayments, and on-chain data storage, effectively creating a global public ledger known as the Metanet. -
Are there specific benefits to funding BSV blockchain transactions with SEK?
The primary benefit is gaining access to the BSV blockchain's unique features after the initial fiat-to-crypto conversion. Once you convert SEK to BSV, you can leverage the network's extremely low transaction fees for micropayments and its capacity for on-chain data storage. This makes it suitable for applications requiring high volume, low-cost blockchain transactions, a stark contrast to networks with higher fees. -
What should I know about fees when trading Swedish Krona for BSV?
When trading SEK for BSV, you'll encounter two main types of fees. First, the cryptocurrency exchange will charge a trading fee for the conversion, which can be a flat rate or a percentage of the trade value. Second, when you move your BSV off the exchange to a private digital wallet, you'll pay a BSV network fee. A key feature of the BSV blockchain is that this network fee is designed to be exceptionally low, often fractions of a cent. -
How does Bitcoin SV's unbounded scaling approach differentiate it from other digital assets?
Bitcoin SV's commitment to unbounded scaling, meaning it has no default block size cap, is a key differentiator. This technical design, managed by network nodes, allows the BSV blockchain to handle enterprise-scale transaction volumes and store large amounts of data directly on-chain. This focus on throughput and data utility aims to support a global system for both payments and complex applications on the Metanet, unlike chains that limit block size for other reasons.