Bitcoin SV (BSV) originated from a hard fork of the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) blockchain in 2018, which itself had diverged from the BTC blockchain a year earlier amidst the blocksize conflicts. BSV asserts its commitment to realizing the initial vision outlined in Satoshi Nakamoto's white paper, early Bitcoin client software, and known writings attributed to Satoshi. With a focus on scalability and stability, BSV endeavors to adhere closely to Bitcoin's original concept as a peer-to-peer electronic cash system while establishing a distributed data network capable of supporting sophisticated blockchain applications at an enterprise level. In pursuit of these objectives, BSV has eliminated artificial block size constraints and reinstated Script commands and other technical features that had previously been disabled or restricted by developers of the BTC blockchain protocol. This purportedly empowers the network to process tens of thousands of transactions per second while maintaining minimal transaction fees, particularly suitable for micropayments. Furthermore, BSV offers advanced functionalities such as tokens, smart contracts, computation, and diverse data use cases. BSV distinguishes itself by claiming to achieve unbounded on-chain scalability while adhering closely to Bitcoin's original design principles, setting it apart from other blockchains.