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Last Notes

2026-05-07 17:28:55 CEST

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People don't understand some basic principles about money and energy.
If you don't use your energy to protect your energy. Someone else will use your energy to protect them from you.
Fixing the money means starving the parasite off his energy, which is the taxes most people pay directly with their life force and time (which is energy).
Good money (Monero) is both a tool to starve the parasite now and provide us with better money that will actually fix some things.
In the end people can only fix things that they are conscious about and where they understood energy fluxes.

2026-05-07 14:34:47 CEST

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If you are not dealing in Monero and protecting Iranian women by doing so. Chances are you are indeed a Fed.

2026-05-07 14:33:20 CEST

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Zcash is the VC-CIA complex coin. All gains should directly be put into Monero.

2026-05-07 14:31:59 CEST

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Just use Monero and get rid of taxes.
Whyvpolitical stunts that lead nowhere, when you could just do something?

2026-05-07 14:30:33 CEST

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"Just"
Demand for block space is Bitcoin's future security budget.

2026-05-05 22:15:34 CEST

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Es verdad.

2026-05-05 22:13:12 CEST

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This applies somehow to DAI. Else stables.rip

2026-05-05 19:36:44 CEST

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Well try not paying taxes with Bitcoin.
Guess what. I am in Bitcoin since 2010. I know what works and what does not. I've seen people go to jail, because they held wrong assumptions dearer than the security of their own life and family.
That's why we do Monero.

2026-05-05 19:11:11 CEST

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Before blocking (good you have that right), you might want to clarify what is "tinfoil stupidity" when it comes to user security and privacyvand sane default settings?
TradFi embraced Bitcoin because it serves them else they would have never stopped fighting it.
Nostr will be embraced just the same if people create npubs assuming anonymity, when they get nothing of that sort.

2026-05-05 19:07:00 CEST

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I asks you a couple of days ago if Wisp supports Tor. I was applauding you. Building on an anonymity network bringing it to the masses is a big undertaking.
Now that you got rid of it, it simply leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
Bitcoiners in order to reach mass adoption once more sacrifice security and privacy for reach. Reach that will hurt a lot of people in the future for assuming they are safer with Nostr when they are actually more exposed.

2026-05-05 19:00:38 CEST

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Only retarded people let other people spy on their friends, family and kids.
We already have social media that does exactly that for a profit. Nostr doing this without protection is simply stupid as it will enable voyeurism beyond any limits.

2026-05-05 17:18:53 CEST

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You shoud pivot to Monero - your target audience.

2026-05-05 15:01:38 CEST

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Wisp dev sent some red flags today. You should take notice.
#nevent1q…03vy

2026-05-05 14:59:05 CEST

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You are not the first one I am telling this.
You have an important role to play as a dev.
As soon as you decide to develop on a slaves owner farm you create value only within that frame, which makes it actually harder for slaves to leave - not easier.
Energy follows intention. That's why you let closed source platforms rot and build alternatives. It's about attracting those that are finally ready to leave their shit holes and have the stamina to uphold a new life.
Bitcoins mistake was to adhere to the masses long before they were ready to leave the fiat mindset. Likewise it's a mistake to lure in people with a slave mindset on Nostr or at least give them the best armour they can have only for them to remove it out of stupidity or knowledge.
#nevent1q…vwv5

2026-05-05 14:50:47 CEST

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Thanks for being upfront with this matter. I hope you don't see this a a personal attack.
Inconsistencies mean work to create an authentic behaviour. This is part of your professional life and I'd argue essential in the economy to come that is not based on fake (e)valuation.
We always say. Do not trust, verify. But then we are also meant to outsource some of the trust to people with deeper understanding.
As our own understanding grows we need to challenge our teachers just as we need to challenge peers and students.
Why not host a static page without all the dependcies. Email is fine, but connect the form directly with your blog post about disposable emails. Ask yourself why you need a login at all. Just sell for Monero/Bitcoin and send a link to download. That's a standard procedure.
Put in the work to offer native crypto payments or give me a way to get stuff directly from you without going through your website.
Ask people what they think. This is feedback that costs you nothing.
An onion is a must have in the privacy space, although we know about the flaws of the Tor network. Like crypto integration it is a signal that you put in the work (PoW) instead of nice market fitted words that are cheap.

2026-05-05 12:33:08 CEST

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Do we have Nostr groups already where we can generate OSINT on topics like geonengeneering.
That it is happening is without doubt. Just what exactly for what purpose is doubtful. Maybe to some degree they don't know themselves so they run tests.
The thing is almost anything can be weaponjsed these days.

2026-05-05 12:21:18 CEST

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Rusty should make his own product line. I'd guarantee success.

2026-05-05 12:20:42 CEST

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Do they take Monero/Bitcoin?

2026-05-05 12:04:29 CEST

This is a request for clarification and a warning.
@npub18dl…h8x3 produces a lot of seemingly good content, but sometimes we need to look at actions over words and his website https://untraceabledigitaldissident.com is an absolute mess that speaks volumes.
First thing I'd expect is a way to connect in an anonymity preserving way via i2p or onion. No such thing exists on his website. This is an early red flag.
Second thing. There seems to be no easy way to buy his "reports" without giving a (fake) name and a (disposable) email. There are many ways to get rid of these forms of fuzzy identification and I'd expect a professional to know about it. (UUID, Nostr)
Third thing. Instead of advertising private payments in Monero, I am welcomed by a Stripe and Amazon Payment terminal. I really don't know if he doesn't accept Monero and other crypto or if his website is simply made to fuck up the Torbrowser experience. I'd expect someone in his league run a proper self-hosted BTCPayServer (or Bitrequest or Bitcart)
4. NoScript tells me that the website shares data with
- Amazon
- Google (gstatic, com, apis and analytics)
- Stripe (com, network, CDN)
- Cloudflare
- Sentry
and a couple more "smaller" JS services.
From someone in the field acting as a privacy consultant I expect something completely different.
Actions speak louder than words.
So if you don't want me to assume that this project is some sort of honey pot, you have work to do.
I really wish for a good explanation.

2026-05-05 11:45:23 CEST

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The line between a genius and a total weirdo is fine. Some people appear to be on both sides.

2026-05-05 10:33:53 CEST

Who of you Nostr devs is prepared for letting go their ego in case Nostr reaches critical mass?
The ego always seeks fame and protection. Statist players know how to exploit you. They can not exploit egoless/decentralised/bodyless structures and protocols. Stay anon. Stay humble and serve god. Everything else is a waste of this precious life anyways.

2026-05-05 10:29:41 CEST

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I hope one day you'll say the same about me a random anon .
By the way the real extremist pawns are those paving the way to hell with good intentions and their tax obedience as if their cowardness was a virtue. Not enough they demand to follow their example and prosecute you if you refuse. Good OpSec and privacy is your defense from the doom of stupidity that flows through the veins of the system.
#nevent1q…ez6x

2026-05-05 10:24:48 CEST

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Welcome to Monero then!
If Amir served you well you can further radicalise you buy watching hours of excellent John McAfee rants.

2026-05-05 10:14:49 CEST

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Beware the hi-jackers.
Do not fall forvTradFi/KYC adoption through Square and Strike.
#nevent1q…5c6d

2026-05-05 10:09:08 CEST

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I like how Nostr calls out this fiat shill trying to make buddies on Nostr.
You have no power here.
#nevent1q…5c6d

2026-05-05 10:07:46 CEST

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Monero is what this TradFi plant will never list in his business. That's how you know his true colors.
Take care to not fall for fiat snak e oil sellers.

2026-05-05 09:38:40 CEST

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First dropping Tor support, now this.
Wisp going downhill fast.
#nevent1q…00k5

2026-05-05 09:20:26 CEST

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This is true. But then it makes a great difference if normies install an app from the appstore and it automatically connects them with Tor or if they have to know that it's better to run TorVPN, Orbot or Invizible. A VPN is a bandaid that helps under certain circumstances.
People doxx their IPs of their npubs to relays operated by NSA/CIA and will never recover anonymity. Then Tor is also a captured network and it's better to use i2p or Datura, but that is another story.

2026-05-05 09:14:49 CEST

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Consider i2p and Datura (when ready).

2026-05-04 18:35:06 CEST

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There's also Abovephone. They got listed on Monerica a couple of days ago.
It's essential to withdraw business from unresponsive businesses.

2026-05-04 18:26:26 CEST

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Are we sure who is the weirdo here?
Nobody is thinking it is normal to go out to the streets naked. Maybe the voyeurs are the weirdos. At least that is common sense when we talk about meat space.
#nevent1q…6s6f

2026-05-04 10:54:52 CEST

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People buying Monero do it for the right reasons.
That makes all the difference.
As early Bitcoiners we thought we need to sell "fiat gains" to make people buy and believe in Bitcoin, but that was a short cut.
#nevent1q…2qtc

2026-05-04 10:34:54 CEST

If you are a Bitcoiner too proud to hedge your bets with Monero, I'd recommend you Zcash as the Epstein-Rothschild class will pump it like there is no tomorrow.
Then when you are ready you can roll over your gains into Monero.
We've seen this distraction moves before with ICOs, NFTs, Memecoins. We are coming closer as this time they need to push the "privacy" sector to divert energy from Monero.

2026-05-04 07:32:24 CEST

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Monero will move first.

2026-05-04 07:30:18 CEST

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They chose to embrace Bitcoin and fight Monero.

2026-05-04 07:25:06 CEST

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Bitcoin gives worse privacy to normies than banks. That's why more Bitcoiners settle on Monero
Nostr will give worse privacy to normies than other "social" media if not coming with sane defaults like Tor. Let specialists disable it.
People need to learn about the different attack vectors. You can combine things if you know what you do. There are many different things to consider.
I would run it on i2p if wisp had that option.

2026-05-04 07:15:34 CEST

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Carbon pollution?

2026-05-04 07:09:56 CEST

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The state is just another system that needs to grow. We currently see a merger between state and conglomerates that feed on each other until one will claim dominance.
Self-sovreignity is the balancing force. Claiming your territory (right to exist) is why you are here. You need privacy for that.

2026-05-03 23:09:02 CEST

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Put your Monero address in your profile, so we can send you anonymous money.

2026-05-03 17:14:54 CEST

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EW only supports BTC to XMR transactions. We'll need to wait for FCMP to have bidirectional atomic swaps.
Thorchain and Serai and Bisq and RetoSwap are or will be all good ways to transact without CEX.

2026-05-02 22:43:50 CEST

Anonymous AI frontend Nano-GPT publishing their April statistics
XMR: 41.74%
XNO: 15.16%
BTC: 13.04%
BTC-LN: 5.25%
USDT: 4.28%
LTC: 4.24%
TON: 2.95%
SOL: 2.55%
USDC: 2.36%
ETH: 2.34%
BCH: 1.88%
ZANO: 1.59%
ZEC: 0.94%
DASH: 0.92%

2026-05-02 21:52:39 CEST

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How can we support your work anonymously ? What's your Monero address?

2026-05-02 21:48:04 CEST

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I second this.

2026-05-02 21:46:44 CEST

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Low profile, OpSec, anonymity, Monero to protect you and fam while things get more extreme.

2026-05-02 21:38:37 CEST

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A little economic-financial game theory for my fellow Bitcoiners.
#nevent1q…hjse

2026-05-02 21:37:22 CEST

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Not a problem if you don't have an outside the system measurement. If it's all relative to each other the system works as intended no matter the debt.
Gold used to be the outside measurement but paper markets dominance means they are not able to call out misbehaviour anymore even if gold bucks wished for it. Third party exchanges enable the scam.
Bitcoin used to be an outside measurement for at least 8 years, but paper markets CNE, CBOE started in 2017 (shortly after pivot to digital gold/investment narrative) meaning it's just as much a correlated fiat asset as gold, stocks and real estate today.
An outside measurement means little to no exposure to financial third parties that can issue unbacked IOUs. It means an uncensorable medium of exchange that can be used without taking on risks.
If something better than Monero comes along I am all ears. Meanwhile it's my exit just as BTC was 16 years ago.
CEX spot delistings are a good thing. You want more of it not less. Unfortunately almost all CEX kept settled paper/future markets.

2026-05-02 10:55:15 CEST

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Wen Monero?

2026-05-02 00:56:54 CEST

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I like your humor.

2026-05-02 00:54:09 CEST

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You prefer bcash over Monero?

2026-05-02 00:36:20 CEST

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That's why we do Monero

2026-05-02 00:35:04 CEST

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But Monero is a ShITcOiN.

2026-05-02 00:24:49 CEST

Who ever needs to hear this.
"OpenCash" is a "non" government project powered by HRF & Strike.
You can easily spot Feds by reading about their privacy "statements" while their privacy "actions" always exclude Monero.
I don't have problems with Feds promoting the use of Bitcoin. Just don't get fooled that it is about (your) privacy.

2026-05-02 00:13:49 CEST

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Are we really sure nukes are not another psyop to usher in one world gov from the ashes.
I started to rate historic events and common "facts" with a probability.
Observe the stats over time as new information becomes available and you gain immense insight.
9/11 explosives were used 99% now (used to be 20%)
Moon landings with humans happened in the 60s 20% (used to be 100%)
Nukes exist 50% (used to be 100%)
Earth is flat 0.1% (used to be 0%)
Climate change through CO2 15% (used to be 60%)

2026-05-02 00:03:54 CEST

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Most probably end of Q3

2026-05-02 00:02:47 CEST

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He'll be fine. Most Bitcoin maxis on Nostr will be fine as they heard about Monero early to hedge at least 10% of their coins.

2026-05-01 23:56:38 CEST

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Numo is great, but lacks on-chain Bitcoin and Monero support.

2026-05-01 23:44:59 CEST

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Lol. Telling you "Bitcoiners" this for ten years.
KYC Bitcoin is not Bitcoin adoption. It's making BTC fiat again.

2026-05-01 18:03:53 CEST

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Have you checked out xmrpay.link by Schmidt?

2026-05-01 12:12:22 CEST

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Obviously joking.
I'd take the free publicity they'd give to Monero, though.

2026-05-01 12:10:25 CEST

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A fighter for the people?
Heros always serve to keep the masses stagnant. No responsibility needed when a hero can do it for free.
States run mainly on negative propaganda (psyops, false flags,...) with occasional positive propaganda (Olympics, moon landings, hero stories).

2026-05-01 12:07:28 CEST

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It's functional. What is still in works AFAIK is Monero support without runnjng a Bitcoin node and remote node integration. It's coming.

2026-05-01 12:05:46 CEST

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BTCPayServer, Bitrequest, Bitcart, Bitcoin.com and a couple of POS built on Moneropay are all good and easy to set up.

2026-05-01 12:03:46 CEST

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BTCPayServer, Bitcart, Bitrequest all not good enough for them?
If your privacy service doesn't directly take Monero cahnaces are 99.9% that it is a honeypot.

2026-05-01 12:01:43 CEST

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Good. Glad they delisted Monero from CEX.

2026-05-01 10:22:17 CEST

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True. Observed it in every cycle since 2010.

2026-05-01 10:21:04 CEST

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When we start talking XMR? Circular econky runs on XMR, not BTC.

2026-05-01 10:19:23 CEST

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Banksy is a Psyop. Incredible how many people fall for it because it's such a nice story behind this "mysterious artist".

2026-04-30 23:03:07 CEST

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When will Umbrel Pro come with Coreboot? Won't run it with closed source BIOS.

2026-04-30 10:58:29 CEST

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Make it payable in Monero and I'd consider it.
Welcome to the age of grifters. Where anything is up for grab.

2026-04-29 18:03:30 CEST

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Good things can happen at the local level.

2026-04-29 08:22:46 CEST

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If you read this but do not tell your friends how yo circumvent this you are complicit.

2026-04-29 08:20:32 CEST

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Look for those things that get not promoted by either side.
Encryption, privacy, anonymization, permaculture, local mesh, boycotting, self-suficiency, Monero,...
That's where you find friends.

2026-04-29 08:18:16 CEST

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It's weird to realise this early. Children all have this natural sense of what is right. Then the indoctrination starts.
If you are the only one keeping the sense of what is right bthe world keeps getting weirder every year of age and likewise the masses see you become a weirdo from their altered perspective.
This is a serious endeavour. Only children have the tools to master this.

2026-04-28 22:44:50 CEST

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He asked how much % BTC you bought through KYC?

2026-04-27 11:16:53 CEST

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Meanwhile this:
#nevent1q…yt9q

2026-04-27 11:15:48 CEST

Monero will re-enter the top 5, that's not a question.
The question is if you are prepared.

2026-04-27 10:45:01 CEST

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I use speakers most of the time.

2026-04-27 10:42:46 CEST

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Monero gets adopted by right wingers and left wingers alike. By rich and powerful who have something to protect and by poors to stop the abuse by gangs and the state.
Money should be neutral. It's an expression of energy, a tool to liberate.
It's not ours to judge what is another ones interpretation of life.
Energy is fungible. You can transmute it. Money should follow the same principal.
#nevent1q…0gc2

2026-04-27 07:25:40 CEST

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Airports are surveillance nightmares. If you are a cypherpunk you use the Covid cover story to cover your face and avoid detection.

2026-04-27 07:21:13 CEST

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My Monero node never failed me in the ten years that I run it. It's one of the most stable software products ever made.

2026-04-26 09:13:09 CEST

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I still have light bulbs stocked from 20 years ago, because I knew back then where we are heading.
Thank you past self.
Now my stock is full with Monero. Full with privacy tech and a permaculture stack and I try to minimise RF exposure wherever possible.
I don't say do as I say. But you should spend some moments reevaluating if the things this random anon does could improve your life today but even more so 20 years down the road.

2026-04-25 14:51:42 CEST

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Monero needs more adoption now. It works within a niche. Without reaching more spaces accepting it the niche will start to shrink from where we are today with expanded government surveillance.

2026-04-25 11:43:56 CEST

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Here I said it.
If Monero adoption doesn't happen in the next 2-3 years it means it failed. Just like Bitcoin adoption failed. There was a window of opportunity between 2014 and 2017 before KYC demands and digital gold narrative divided and conquered the community .
There's now a window of opportunity for Monero adoption BEFORE the normie control grid will have been finalised. Once it is done the state will laugh at you for trying to pay in Monero while they track every thing people do in their lives.
Surveillance vs encryption is an arms race. You miss your opportunity and you need decades if at all to recover and get another chance.
#nevent1q…6u2z

2026-04-25 11:36:57 CEST

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KYC is how the state tries to stay in power. Bitcoin transparency gets exploited through KYC. It's not able to resist government meta data collection.
They delisted Monero because KYC has non power over Monero (today) as soon as it leaves an exchange.
But if the Monero revolution takes much longer they will have the surveillance grid ready to not care about the Monero transaction as they know everything else around it.
I want to believe that people start to understand the importance now. Adopting Monero in 10 years means it failed.

2026-04-25 07:16:32 CEST

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You know things are heading down south fast when every worthless shitcoin app asks you for ID.
Fiat collapse in weeks or months is the only question. They won't sell it as such. They will have a nice narrative why all this ID - CBDC - UBI is suddenly possible to free up vanity from the hardships it had to endure in the past.
How many will comply because they are fools or because they see no other choice?

2026-04-25 07:10:54 CEST

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If maxis wouldn't promote the use of CEX to normies and instead teach them proper p2p use and privacy (Monero), we would have far fewer problems.
KYC kills.

2026-04-25 07:02:21 CEST

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Be aware that destroying faith in "America" is part of the agenda. It's a PsyOp. Germany was not destroyed by WW2. No war can do that. It was destroyed through humiliation.
The parasite is controlling the host and then making the host feel all repercussions. The only thing the host should feel responsible for is its own ignorance and naivete in regards to the perverse practices of the parasite.
Because good people usually can't imagine evil (because the haven't yet integrated their shadow aspects as part of self-actualization) they become an easy to exploit target.

2026-04-25 06:54:32 CEST

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Most people live on the past. They have not yet reached a level of self-actualization meaning to live in and react to the present moment.
Most people still believe that money in bank accounts and cash is still backed by gold.
Creating busy lifestyles and huge global trauma events hinders big parts of society to realize that.
That's why Bitcoin has been a blip in the matrix. It could have frees a critical mass of people to reach self-actualization on par with the ruler class.
I am thankful for that. That said I do believe we need more tech (privacy) and a good narrative to take on the leechers.

2026-04-25 06:46:54 CEST

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Monero
#nevent1q…nnvy

2026-04-24 22:36:44 CEST

The four stages of enlightenment.
0. Unbacked Fiat (est. 1971)
Not your keys, no permission, no privacy = not your coins (freezing, seizure, taxation, inflation, theft)
1. Double unbacked Stablecoins (est. 2016)
Your keys, no permission, no privacy = not your coins (freezing, seizure, taxation, inflation, theft)
2. Bitcoin (est. 2009)
Your keys, permissionless, no privacy = not your coins (seizure, taxation, theft)
3. Monero (est. 2014)
Your keys, permissionless, privacy = your coins

2026-04-24 20:58:40 CEST

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I am more interested in Monero than BTC. When?

2026-04-24 13:27:46 CEST

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Grow your own food or eat poison.

2026-04-24 09:56:33 CEST

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Use Monero, which is delisted from CEX.

2026-04-23 21:55:03 CEST

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Crafted by the Rothschild family.

2026-04-23 21:43:42 CEST

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https://stables.rip

2026-04-22 22:09:09 CEST

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Bitcoiners will die out within the decade.
Most have not a proper adversarial understanding.
They'll get extorted by the state gang or the local mafia until every last sat is again controlled by real criminals.
Monero + proper OpSec.

2026-04-22 22:04:02 CEST

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Bitcoiners ignore Monero only for so long. If they can not ditch their iPhone for a GOS and don't practice proper OpSec they'll all end in prison.

2026-04-22 18:54:09 CEST

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I hold XMR, BTC and some other privacy projects. So no, I would just like to see genuine privacy donations.

2026-04-22 11:45:59 CEST

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Lol. I use Bitcoin for 16 years and if I wanted to use it over Monero I would do.
Either you are in it for the privacy and you promote different best practises to reach that goal or you promote your investments in which case I will never donate as I am not into hidden agendas.

2026-04-22 11:39:36 CEST

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Get back to us when your shop includes Monero.