It actually has happened before, with the original Bitcoin. Blockstream (funded by Bilderberg) forked BTC with SegWit and stole the BTC ticker with a hostile takeover before BTC became mainstream.

Henri de Castries, who chaired the Bilderberg Group beginning in 2012, also served as CEO of AXA around the time AXA Strategic Ventures co-led Blockstream's $55 million Series A in early 2016.

They got most exchanges, miners, and wallet providers to support Blockstream. Media and influential figures framed the SegWit hard fork as a "soft fork". Opposing voices that supported the original Bitcoin protocol (Bitcoin Cash and BSV) were marginalized and labeled as "altcoins" making their framing seem fringe.

The SegWit fork was an abomination that favors large financial institutions (scaling off-chain, enabling fee markets, custodial growth) instead of small sovereign node operators which the original Bitcoin protocol was designed for.

Since their hostile takeover succeeded, they control both the dev team and the majority of the miners, and can therefore make any change (censorship, taking away peoples BTC, etc) and no one can stop them.

It actually has happened before, with the original Bitcoin. Blockstream (funded by Bilderberg) forked BTC with SegWit and stole the BTC ticker with a hostile takeover before BTC became mainstream.

Henri de Castries, who chaired the Bilderberg Group beginning in 2012, also served as CEO of AXA around the time AXA Strategic Ventures co-led Blockstream's $55 million Series A in early 2016.

They got most exchanges, miners, and wallet providers to support Blockstream. Media and influential figures framed the SegWit hard fork as a "soft fork". Opposing voices that supported the original Bitcoin protocol (Bitcoin Cash and BSV) were marginalized and labeled as "altcoins" making their framing seem fringe.

The SegWit fork was an abomination that favors large financial institutions (scaling off-chain, enabling fee markets, custodial growth) instead of small sovereign-node operators which the original Bitcoin protocol was designed for.

Since their hostile takeover succeeded, they control both the dev team and the majority of the miners, and can therefore make any change (censorship, taking away peoples BTC, etc) and no one can stop them.

It actually has happened before, with the original Bitcoin. Blockstream (funded by Bilderberg) forked BTC with SegWit and stole the BTC ticker with a hostile takeover before BTC became mainstream.

Henri de Castries, who chaired the Bilderberg Group beginning in 2012, also served as CEO of AXA around the time AXA Strategic Ventures co-led Blockstream's $55 million Series A in early 2016.

They got most exchanges, miners, and wallet providers to support Blockstream. Media and influential figures framed the SegWit hard fork as a "soft fork". Opposing voices that supported the original Bitcoin protocol (Bitcoin Cash and BSV) were marginalized and labeled as "altcoins" making their framing seem fringe.

The SegWit fork favored large financial institutions (scaling off-chain, enabling fee markets, custodial growth) instead of small sovereign-node operators which the original Bitcoin protocol was designed for.

Since their hostile takeover succeeded, they control both the dev team and the majority of the miners, and can therefore make any change (censorship, taking away peoples BTC, etc) and no one can stop them.

It actually has happened before, with the original Bitcoin. Blockstream (funded by Bilderberg) forked BTC with SegWit and stole the BTC ticker with a hostile takeover before BTC became mainstream.

Henri de Castries, who chaired the Bilderberg Group beginning in 2012, also served as CEO of AXA around the time AXA Strategic Ventures co-led Blockstream's $55 million Series A in early 2016.

They got most exchanges, miners, and wallet providers to support Blockstream. Media and influential figures framed the SegWit hard fork as a "soft fork". Opposing voices that supported the original Bitcoin protocol (Bitcoin Cash and BSV) were marginalized and labeled as "altcoins" making their framing seem fringe.

Since their hostile takeover succeeded, they control both the dev team and the majority of the miners, and can therefore make any change (censorship, taking away peoples BTC, etc) and no one can stop them.

It actually has happened before, with the original Bitcoin. Blockstream (funded by Bilderberg) forked BTC with SegWit and stole the BTC ticker with a hostile takeover before BTC became mainstream.

Alex de Castries, who chaired the Bilderberg Group beginning in 2012, also served as CEO of AXA around the time AXA Strategic Ventures co-led Blockstream's $55 million Series A in early 2016.

They got most exchanges, miners, and wallet providers to support Blockstream. Media and influential figures framed the SegWit hard fork as a "soft fork". Opposing voices that supported the original Bitcoin protocol (Bitcoin Cash and BSV) were marginalized and labeled as "altcoins" making their framing seem fringe.

Since their hostile takeover succeeded, they control both the dev team and the majority of the miners, and can therefore make any change (censorship, taking away peoples BTC, etc) and no one can stop them.

It actually has happened before, with the original Bitcoin. Blockstream (funded by Bilderberg) forked BTC with SegWit and stole the BTC ticker with a hostile takeover before BTC became mainstream.

Alex de Castries, who chaired the Bilderberg Group beginning in 2012, also served as CEO of AXA around the time AXA Strategic Ventures co-led Blockstream's $55 million Series A in early 2016.

They got most exchanges, miners, and wallet providers to support Blockstream. Media and influential figures framed the SegWit hard fork as a "soft fork", opposing voices that supported the original Bitcoin protocol were marginalized and labeled as "altcoins" making their framing seem fringe.

Since their hostile takeover succeeded, they control both the dev team and the majority of the miners, and can therefore make any change (censorship, taking away peoples BTC, etc) and no one can stop them.

It actually has happened before, with the original Bitcoin. Blockstream (funded by Bilderberg) forked BTC with SegWit and stole the BTC ticker with a hostile takeover before BTC became mainstream.

Alex de Castries, who chaired the Bilderberg Group beginning in 2012, also served as CEO of AXA around the time AXA Strategic Ventures co-led Blockstream’s $55 million Series A in early 2016.

They got most exchanges, miners, and wallet providers to support Blockstream. Media and influential figures framed the SegWit hard fork as a "soft fork", opposing voices that supported the original Bitcoin protocol were marginalized and labeled as "altcoins" making their framing seem fringe.

Since their hostile takeover succeeded, they control both the dev team and the majority of the miners, and can therefore make any change (censorship, taking away peoples BTC, etc) and no one can stop them.

It actually has happened before, with the original Bitcoin. Blockstream (funded by Bilderberg) forked BTC with SegWit and stole the BTC ticker with the same kind of hostile takeover before BTC became mainstream.

Alex de Castries, who chaired the Bilderberg Group beginning in 2012, also served as CEO of AXA around the time AXA Strategic Ventures co-led Blockstream’s $55 million Series A in early 2016.

They got most exchanges, miners, and wallet providers to support Blockstream. Media and influential figures framed the SegWit hard fork as a "soft fork", opposing voices that supported the original Bitcoin protocol were marginalized and labeled as "altcoins" making their framing seem fringe.

Since their hostile takeover succeeded, they control both the dev team and the majority of the miners, and can therefore make any change (censorship, taking away peoples BTC, etc) and no one can stop them.

It actually has happened before, with the original Bitcoin. Blockstream (who has ties to Bilderberg) forked BTC with SegWit and stole the BTC ticker with the same kind of hostile takeover before BTC became mainstream.

Alex de Castries, who chaired the Bilderberg Group beginning in 2012, also served as CEO of AXA around the time AXA Strategic Ventures co-led Blockstream’s $55 million Series A in early 2016.

They got most exchanges, miners, and wallet providers to support Blockstream. Media and influential figures framed the SegWit hard fork as a "soft fork", opposing voices that supported the original Bitcoin protocol were marginalized and labeled as "altcoins" making their framing seem fringe.

Since their hostile takeover succeeded, they control both the dev team and the majority of the miners, and can therefore make any change (censorship, taking away peoples BTC, etc) and no one can stop them.

It actually has happened before, with the original Bitcoin. Blockstream (who has ties to Bilderberg) forked BTC with SegWit and stole the BTC ticker with the same kind of hostile takeover before BTC became mainstream.

They got most exchanges, miners, and wallet providers to support Blockstream. Media and influential figures framed the SegWit hard fork as a "soft fork", opposing voices that supported the original Bitcoin protocol were marginalized and labeled as "altcoins" making their framing seem fringe.

Since their hostile takeover succeeded, they control both the dev team and the majority of the miners, and can therefore make any change (censorship, taking away peoples BTC, etc) and no one can stop them.

It actually has happened before, with the original Bitcoin. Blockstream (who has ties to Bilderberg) forked BTC with SegWit and stole the BTC ticker with the same kind of hostile takeover before BTC became mainstream. They control both the dev team and the majority of the miners, so they can make any change and no one can stop them.

It actually has happened before, with the original Bitcoin. Blockstream (who has ties to Bilderberg) forked BTC and stole the BTC ticker with the same kind of hostile takeover before BTC became mainstream. They control both the dev team and the majority of the miners, so they can make any change and no one can stop them.