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2026-01-08 16:19:07 CET

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Made-up identity: I haven't tried it, so I don't know exactly what the next steps are, but according to the regulation, some kind of identification number such as a tax number is also required. These verifications are done by external companies that have processes for this, so it probably won't be that easy to fool them
Phone number: I didn't see it in the form, it's not in the reporting, so probably not

2026-01-08 15:03:58 CET

Ok, so the situation where you can pay anonymously with cryptocurrencies on a lot of EU e-shops and services is over, because they mostly use centralized intermediaries, such as Confirmo - and they are subject to the new DAC8 regulation from January 1st
It's a bit of a trap, because these centralized payment gateways will let you pay with crypto, and start asking for your personal information *after* payment.
Czech bitcoiners tried so hard to get a lot of businesses in the Czech Republic to accept Bitcoin, including Alza.cz, the largest local electronics retailer.. now it's all useless without KYC. After many years, we are entering the next phase, where bitcoin payments are no longer usable, except for a few fan cafes and small, insignificant businesses. 😥
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2026-01-04 22:35:09 CET

Anarcho-capitalism's greatest strength, in my view, is its intellectual coherence. Built on logical foundations rather than emotional ones, it avoids the splintering into competing sub-movements that plagues many political philosophies.

2026-01-04 19:13:24 CET

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It really makes no sense, criticize the CCC but applaud one of the most intolerant talk, which is literally about coming to someone else property and burning it (plus expose all people there). These actions are precisely what making CCC more socialist, collectivist and tribal.

2026-01-04 19:05:25 CET

The "paradox of tolerance" versus anarcho-capitalism is an interesting tension.
When I wasn't an anarchist, it made sense to me. But now I see the problem: it inherently requires some authority to determine what counts as tolerant or intolerant. It presupposes the state, or something functionally equivalent.
Beyond that, if someone builds their own website, I don't see how anyone has the right to violently intrude into it based on ideology. And since everyone believes they're fighting intolerance, this framework just legitimizes whoever currently has the technical and social power to enforce their definition.
What's your view on that?
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2026-01-03 15:00:47 CET

Bitcoin gave us digital gold - revolutionary and beautiful.
But Ethereum gave us something I'm constantly amazed by: the ability for anyone to create trustless, permissionless markets for ANYTHING. No lawyers, no regulators, no permission needed. Just deploy contracts and you have global coordination infrastructure.

2026-01-02 22:13:42 CET

I'm not a fan of more and more browsers - but I'm bullish on this one. It's time to make p2p and distributed storage first-class citizen in the browser. Brave tried it maybe too early, and then got enshitified.
The source code is not even released yet, it's early days, but team and roadmap sounds very promising and I really hope they make it work
https://freedombrowser.eth.limo/
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2025-12-26 15:13:41 CET

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Can you explain? I'm curious how it's not "money supply inflation". The only difference I see is that it's predictable monetary inflation.