You’ll recall that when I was busy, i politely thanked you for your message and let you know that I would reply when I could. Perhaps you forgot saying “I already left this convo and don’t have time to read all that…” But you always intended to reply? Ok, sure. Repeating “Sapio doesn’t change anything” is weak sauce — baseless contradiction, no logic, no evidence, just nothing. I’ve quoted the author of OP_CTV extensively and he clearly contradicts you. I was hoping you would respond with something coherent so I might be able to learn, if I was missing something.

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“Smart contract” is a buzzword. Lightning and multisig can do what you explain above. It’s just more annoying and requires more interactions. Are we getting rid of those things because of “smart contracts”? CTV is not a “framework”, Sapio is. It’s a coding language to work with bitcoin script, CTV is not the problem here and I also think you misunderstand MEV on top of this. There are already options contracts in Bitcoin, it’s already financialized. Also something that you can’t stop. There have been futures contracts for years. It’s completely impossible to stop practically everything you listed and maybe I’m wrong, but you don’t seem to understand what the *actual* problems with those things are, rather than thinking there’s some concrete line where it does/doesn’t exist and thinking that CTV leaps over it.