BSV Decreases in Price after Robinhood Delisting Takes Place

BSV, a cryptocurrency created by Faketoshi Craig Wright, has gone down 3% after it was officially delisted by centralized exchange, Robinhood, at 6:59 ET. Both BSV and Robinhood are embattled in their own ways, but BSV is by far the worse of the two. 

With BSV's future looking bleak, Craig Wright pathetically held the first day of a master class about BSV.

Ever since it was proven Craig Wright wasn't Satoshi Nakamoto, efforts at making BSV a successful project have dwindled with each passing defeat.

Propaganda won't save fake Bitcoin 

Joshua Henslee, a CoinGeek employee, has stated that the Robinhood delisting is just a short-term headwind for BSV, but this is not supported by evidence. Joshua's job as a writer for BSV's propaganda arm requires him to pen only positive things about the project, even though it's near its death.

BSV has suffered a number of defeats that have doomed it as an enterprise data platform. No reputable companies build on BSV for good reason. The block sizes are so high to the point where blockchain explorers can't keep up, and transaction throughput is ruined by its highly insecure and centralized nature.

The pro-BSV subreddit, r/BitcoincashSV, had little to no posts today and none were about the Robinhood delisting. Fans of the project are decreasing at an increasingly faster rate as many investors realize the truth behind Craig Wright and the fake "Bitcoin" Association.

Calvin Ayre, the corrupt businessman who funds every activity in BSV, has ramped up his dishonest marketing machine in response to the criticism surrounding the project.