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2026-08-06 18:42:33 UTC

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I believed that in 2010. Since then 16 years passed by without giving mevany confidence in what you say is true. Monero became essentially what I wanted to buy in 2010. Had to give up my maxi stance. It's a onevway street and many will follow the same trajectory.

2026-08-06 18:35:22 UTC

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Monero still protects you. It's money for real men that not cry foul the first moment their dumbness gets exposed.

2026-08-06 10:26:37 UTC

Cakewallet is now the first mobile wallet that connects to i2p!
That's huge. Hope to see it become a standard soon.

2026-08-06 08:27:31 UTC

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You sound exactly like a fed.
States always want people to settle on one thing (Bitcoin only), a duopoly at best. They don't want people to have choice since decentralisation makes people harder to govern.

2026-08-06 08:04:01 UTC

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Most people only learned from abusive relationships. In that regard the state is not present and fully ignored as a controlling force.
Theme: Ignore evil, make others suffer more
Some people learned from their parents' unresolved traumas. For them the paternalisikg state is something they recognise as god given or too hard to change (taxes).
Theme: Accept/resist evil, suffer
Few people worked through trauma healing or had a peaceful childhood. They see the state for what it is. Because they are outnumbered by far the only thing that could shift the dynamic if more people work on resolving their traumas.
Theme: Create alternatives, reduce suffering

2026-08-06 07:41:06 UTC

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The right thing to do for the hacker is to pump Monero, a thing real Bitcoiners should have done long ago.
I feel your loss. I also see that you are not ready to leave the cult despite the beatings.
We Bitcoin OGs warned you of the maximalism trap. Monopolies are a sign of statetism not freedom of choice.
We warned you of the privacy/security risks you take on for your family.
We warned you to hedge your bets (with gold, Monero, land).
We warned you that ETFs and IOUs and KYC and AML and all the acronyms are meant to stifle and finally kill Bitcoin.
We warned you that fiat NGU is a trap (and a hell of a drug).
We warned you of FTX, and (yes) CoinCard and Ledger and CEX in general.
It's just that people come here and refuse to take ANY advice that is based on principles over easy shills. There's no one to blame but the convenience trap/cult you fell into.
It's true in the small things (dices, multisig, pass phrases) and in the big things (no CEX, no KYC, no closed source, no IPhone, no Windows, no Google, no BANKS).
It's a path. Let the path become your life. Many walked it before you. You are not alone.

2026-08-06 07:26:09 UTC

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Shitapps hyperinflation.
Enshitification is everywhere.

2026-08-05 20:54:28 UTC

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You forgot yo mention Monero when talking about OpSec. This attack would be much harder to execute on Monero byba factor of x1000.

2026-08-05 09:20:02 UTC

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We podcasts don't work over Tor (don't know why) and .onion podcasts (maybe a relay) would be nice.

2026-08-05 06:38:56 UTC

Privacy is more about security on an individual and societal level than hiding something. As soon as we decide to interact with the world we will always reveal something about ourselves. The difference that this then becomes a voluntary act.
We know from repeated experience that society with theft, extraction, extortion and abuse at its base is doomed to collapse. Hence if we follow principals of regeneration and sustainability we can not have any extractive or coercive force in its centre.

2026-08-05 06:28:53 UTC

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Wow! Hope it is more Tor friendly than AntennaPod. Also an i2p + bittorrent powered Podcast app would be fantastic. Are you in contact with them?

2026-08-05 06:24:50 UTC

What if humanity's purpose is to create entropy for a multi dimensional super computer running the universe as a simulation?

2026-08-04 19:20:51 UTC

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Exactly that. I doubt they pay you directly, that would be dumb. But through the foundation or other means like every other intel asset. Absolutely?
They don't control Bitcoin? It's 2026, not 2014 anymore where I would have given you the benefit of the doubt.
Tell me how they don't control Core devs and controlled opposition BIP110 devs and markets and derivatives and custodians and merchant solutions and KYC regulation that renders Bitcoin a fully neutered non-fungible shitcoin.
There are a handful of projects that are not captured yet - some wallets (Zeus) some payment services (BTCPayServer) some exchanges (Bisq), some merchants (Oshi).
You mention freedom and privacywithout recognising even once. That's just like Proton, a known honeypot. So either you integrate Monero into your freedom and privacy pitch deck or I will call you out every single time.

2026-08-04 10:07:35 UTC

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There's always a crack that makes some people see. Some go back into their caves , some die and some stay. It's an eternal struggle.

2026-08-04 08:30:35 UTC

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Gladstein is an intel asset.
You miss all the red flags again and again and again and wonder how we got here?
Bitcoin maxis...

2026-08-04 08:28:12 UTC

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That's what intel VCs like him do. He's just here to regain trust for the intel community.

2026-08-04 08:24:25 UTC

You still manage to say the word privacy a couple of times without mentioning Monero (which is NOT "a random shitcoin") even once.
I am calling you personally and HRF especially out for years as potential bad actors funded by the intel community (which NVK may just be a part of, just a different branch).
In that regard be warned fellow Bitcoiners.
All newer Ledgers are high risk (France intel)
HRF is intel compromised
Square and Strike are in their pockets
Blockstream (one of the first dirty plays)
NVK sent red flags for 10 years. You must be ignorant to not see them or be in someone else pocket yo ignore it.
I see this as a confidence play, trying to come out asking for mercy and regain trust, where none is warranted.
#nevent1q…ccxv

2026-08-04 06:57:08 UTC

There will be a moment of fear in many people around you when states show their true face. It will make them go from unconscious Stockholm syndrome to conscious Stockholm syndrome.
Fear is a window of opportunity. It's like a 0 day. You should not create fear in them. That's bad Karma. But you can use it to help them mobilise stuck parts. Listen carefully.

2026-08-04 05:00:42 UTC

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Monero
Because it has reduced attack vectors vs Bitcoin.

2026-08-04 04:50:35 UTC

They all sold you fake decentralisation.
Bcash is a more solid project than BTC at this time. The old money guards pumped captured BTC so you follow there narrative over functional money.
That said BCH is non-fungible like BTC. Use Monero.
#nevent1q…l6p2

2026-08-04 04:38:05 UTC

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Just use Monero. Some of us OG Bitcoiners figured that out more than 10 years ago.

2026-08-02 08:42:35 UTC

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What else would you have expected from the Rothschild front man?

2026-08-02 08:18:20 UTC

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*you (Bitcoiners)

2026-08-02 07:19:53 UTC

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Because things are timed for bigger impact. Same with Qubic attack last year.

2026-08-02 07:14:02 UTC

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Do not trust, verify!
When I warn people about Ledger's "Recover" backdoor post Ledger Nano S (that they fade out) you can ignore it or take it seriously.
NVK sent more red flags than any other HWW producers. You ignored it not because you verified their claims, but because you followed your favourite influencers.

2026-08-02 07:08:12 UTC

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Never join the lynch mob. It's unconscious madness.
NVK himself tried to lynch SeedSigner guys, shit on Monero. That should have told you everything you need to know about him.

2026-08-01 22:13:48 UTC

Don't become a Monero maxi even if it is tempting. Unilateral world views will cloud your judgement.

2026-08-01 21:54:49 UTC

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Always

2026-08-01 21:50:26 UTC

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I guess it is pretty evident what happens next as stars align quite nicely.

2026-08-01 21:42:39 UTC

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I thought so, too. But I am losing faith in Bitcoin every day to a degree that I fear touching it.

2026-08-01 21:36:59 UTC

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Monero is effectively private Bitcoin with auditable supply and a tiny tail emission to guarantee long term viability/security.

2026-08-01 21:30:06 UTC

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You and many others fell for Bitcoin maximslist ideology.
Many Bitcoin OGs have warned you about the maximalist trap. Ignorance, a sense of superority and a cult like mindless followership are a bad combo when the security and privacy of family and friends are at stake.
Maybe some people now can break free and take the advice from Bitcoin OGs/Monero Bros for what it is. A deep caring for the space and the people involved
When we talk OpSec and privacy we are not shitting on Bitcoin. We mean well and hpe for the betterment of all.

2026-08-01 05:54:56 UTC

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You all stopped using it in 2017. It's just the bill coming due.

2026-08-01 05:53:18 UTC

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Bitcoin has been reborn 12 years ago. It's just that most gaslit Bitcoin "maxis" are still on the old time line.

2026-08-01 05:37:14 UTC

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It's the hubris that came from maximalism.
Let me rephrase it for you: HFSP

2026-08-01 05:27:57 UTC

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Lol.

2026-08-01 04:48:23 UTC

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They lost all inspiration as they disconnected themselves from god.

2026-07-31 20:37:01 UTC

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That's the power of an npub. We can verify you are still alive.

2026-07-31 13:31:48 UTC

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I can't see your Monero payment target

2026-07-31 13:08:55 UTC

No worries. It's only Bitcoin maxis affected.
Monero Bros (and shitcoiners, oh the bitter sweet irony) still enjoy their store of values.
#nevent1q…66xm

2026-07-31 13:06:46 UTC

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Thanks to Bitcoin maxi ideology only Bitcoiners are effected saving shitcoiners from the apocalypse. The irony.

2026-07-31 13:03:51 UTC

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Here's a short introduction.
#nevent1q…gccx

2026-07-31 13:02:33 UTC

Coldcard, being not so cold after all is narrative preparation for the inevitable Monero pump.
Guess what hackers will do once Thorchain goes live.
As mentioned before. Use multisig, use passwords and use Monero as this attack is >1000 times more costly on Monero because each and every wallet needs CPU power to scan.

2026-07-31 12:52:45 UTC

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In other words. Bitcoin security works as advertised. Vulnerabilities will be detracted early.
It's one reason why we need Monero and Bitcoin.

2026-07-31 12:49:35 UTC

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I am glad once again that NVK is a Bitcoin maxi, ignoring Monero for good.

2026-07-31 08:37:30 UTC

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Monero makes this attack much more costly as scanning a cimpromised (guessed) seed for different wallets generated by one seed takes a lot of time. Use temporary passphrases not stored on the device/secure element!

2026-07-31 05:52:19 UTC

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This is a perspective I never considered. So true.
CEX closing shops is important to make Monero grow as actual money.

2026-07-30 13:13:47 UTC

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He has much higher noise to signal ratios on X. But I guess his wallet depends on not understanding this. If ego is not involved mich more people would have given up their accounts when ToS made abuse clearer and clearer.

2026-07-30 13:07:58 UTC

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The revolution won't be televised.

2026-07-30 13:01:27 UTC

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Famous people need to serve their egos. Their ego will complain about reach more than doing the PoW bringing their followers to a protocol they can not complain about.
Bots are not a problem for me here.

2026-07-30 11:02:03 UTC

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Since the departure of Jessy, Kraken is just a compliant shit hole integrated with intel agency operations.
Run.

2026-07-30 11:00:57 UTC

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Why is he not here then? Because he thinks his made up IOU followers are worth more than starting anew on Nostr.
That's classic Fiat thinking.

2026-07-30 10:58:48 UTC

What is a CEX token worth after bankruptcy/shut down (see Bitmart)?
Nothing.

2026-07-29 08:14:51 UTC

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If he's the only one he sticks out like a sorre thumb.

2026-07-28 21:15:41 UTC

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I would be proud if is 0.1%.

2026-07-28 14:43:02 UTC

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Featherwallet for desktop rules.

2026-07-27 21:57:32 UTC

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They are in a special category because they only accept it indirectly.

2026-07-27 21:43:35 UTC

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And even less in Monero. That's why they hate it.

2026-07-27 13:15:40 UTC

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Look for payment targets. Add whatever you want.

2026-07-27 05:39:33 UTC

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You can

2026-07-27 05:21:09 UTC

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We life in special times. Everything can and will be used as a weapon against us.
Medicine, food, supply, RF, education, surveillance, autonomous machines.
You build a drone (or any other machine or b gene modified organism) that can safe you and kill you (directly or indirectly).

2026-07-27 05:14:29 UTC

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Do you accept Monero in your shop? Ingredients from ecological farming?

2026-07-26 13:49:57 UTC

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Ended? More like transcended it.

2026-07-26 05:21:15 UTC

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This sounds really good. Will try it out.
Have you looked into i2p (or Datura in the future) as well?
Tor is somehow compromised (that's why the people behind the OpSec bible (Nihilist) develop Datura.

2026-07-25 15:01:21 UTC

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There will be cracks.
Bitchat - Nostr - Bitcoin - Monero - SimpleX - Graphene
We don't know where and when it will happen.
But the tools are there and the will tobbreaknfree grows by the day around the world.

2026-07-25 14:56:52 UTC

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Sad if one can buy Bitcoin debeloers for a couple million fake cuck bucks.
Bitcoin devs should mostly be multimillionaires through their early investment.
Else the risk is that they don't understand Bitcoin.
Actually I am glad that Monero has an in devs, that at the same time were Bitcoin OGs and funding happens through transparent community funding.

2026-07-25 14:54:11 UTC

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Same will happen to most non-state approved apps, as basically anything could be used by dissidents - likely even non-licensed/compliant cooking apps. Because how else would one feed the dissidents!
KYC banking is foreshadowing KYC app usage on licensed (surveiled) devices.

2026-07-25 14:27:08 UTC

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So doing it right is that more important.
Sane defaults for protecting privacy and anonymity. Else we replicate the surveillance drama that is the common internet.

2026-07-25 14:24:02 UTC

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Worse than AI slop. It's degeneration.

2026-07-25 12:16:31 UTC

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I order you to download Briar and Reticulum. Bitchat for my taste is too bundled with intel agencies.

2026-07-25 12:08:06 UTC

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Garnet was. It's dead afaict.

2026-07-25 11:52:27 UTC

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Politicians love artificial cosmetics. It powers their narrative without going against the interests of their buddies.
Have you seen the new (likely last) batch of Euro notes Lagarde wants you to vote on like a three year old?

2026-07-25 11:49:29 UTC

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Deep down they all know they are the bitches of the state. That's why cypherpunks build protocols and p2p infrastructure not another state licensed (fucked) company.
They called it entrepreneurial spirit, so they could fleece the smarter half - CEO blabala - of the bell curve.

2026-07-25 10:29:07 UTC

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By then you also need a router you control, a mobile OS you control and alternative ways to access the internet (Reticulum).
It's a mess. They boil the frogs as slow as possible. Changing parameter here and there so ways to escape are closed down when they pull the plug from fiat.

2026-07-25 10:26:21 UTC

Kagi is rightfully listed on moneroshamelist.com
#nevent1q…ldu3

2026-07-24 22:14:13 UTC

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No. Maybe check Monerica?

2026-07-24 08:32:53 UTC

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That's a great way to not get your voice ID'ed.

2026-07-24 08:31:50 UTC

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Trying to stop the unstoppable must be tiresome.
Let's have some prayers together for their enlightening.

2026-07-24 08:22:41 UTC

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I'd suggest to look into other Monero wallets. Cake has the biggest marketing budget.
But out of the wallets that exist it is the worst.
Monfluo
Stackwallet
UnstoppableWallet
MoneroOne
Edge
Monerujo
Skylight
Then Cakewallet.

2026-07-24 08:18:36 UTC

Investment in Bitcoin mining infrastructure is sold to you as a good thing. No proper use outside of Bitcoin means high allegiance.
But it can also make you blind, when youbsunk cost hinders you to jump ship to a more secure, more private, more fungible solution that doesn't rely on SHA256.
It made sense combined with the argument that Bitcoin will observe and integrate in its own codebase what was trialed and errored on other chains.
But that us simply not the reality we live in. Nothing ever has been ported back to Bitcoin for more than a decade. Real inovation happens elsewhere, but Bitcoin miners are stuck with their sunken costs.
"It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary (mining rewards) depends upon his not understanding it."

2026-07-24 08:11:47 UTC

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If a tool in 2026 doesn't protect your privacy and can be accessed anonymously it is SHIT.
This is the age of enshitification, so you need to look closely before jumping for the next marketing "buzz".
Jack is known to build cool shit for his intel buddies.

2026-07-24 08:03:14 UTC

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If they are smart they don't give up their special status. The EU will collapse anyways. People can just wait it out.

2026-07-24 07:59:47 UTC

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It creates a lot of stability for the dominant abusive UoA.
It helps extractors play their dirty games where normal folks can not compete.
But then you guys keep using Bitcoin over Monero which makes me question the intelligence of some self-proclaimed Bitcoiners.
Bitcoin as narrated in 2010 changed long ago. It's not the same. The social construct forms the reception and imapct of a tool and Bitcoin is fully neutralised.
I wouldn't go so farcas calling it a bet negative just now, but I wouldn't rule it out. I already do think that Monero (as digital cash and a private store of value equal to Bitcoin) + cash + gold is a much better combo for freedom, wealth preservation and privacy.

2026-07-24 07:53:59 UTC

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It just tells you that delistings are a bleaakng in disguise.
If Bitcoiners were real men they would push for delistings like Monero Bros.

2026-07-24 07:49:04 UTC

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I mean you could do the same with wired earphones and not fry your brain (which is the insane part you are referencing to).
When I see someone in public with ear plugs I immeditaley assume a low standard of education/social status. Why else would one risk their health?

2026-07-24 07:46:27 UTC

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We here on Nostr all do. That's the deal for striving for freedom.

2026-07-24 07:45:34 UTC

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This is true and you should not care.
Respect is something outside of the social status kindergarden play. It's a spiritual exercise.

2026-07-24 07:43:21 UTC

This will mean you better start a group or information campaign from an anonymous account.
It will haunt all those with big follower counts on centralised platforms or where tied to their RL identity.
#nevent1q…fu0z

2026-07-24 07:39:41 UTC

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If you measure stuff in shit, what you get is a shitty result.
Let's call it artificial (fake) reality.

2026-07-23 20:26:15 UTC

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Are there any "safe" frequencies?
So they kill us with 2.4 and 5 GHz. They shut down the internet. We kill ourselves with LoRa as an answer to their shutdown?

2026-07-23 20:16:25 UTC

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Trust in third parties is the route cause of ALL our problems. This only works to a certain degree if ALL people have and follow a moral compass. Else it spirals out of control pretty fast.

2026-07-23 20:14:00 UTC

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Then let's wait together for tyranny hitting you in the guts some more until the morale improves.
If Bitcoin were the right tool to fight tyranny it wouldn't be on every CEX and have 6 ETFs.
The tyranny would ban what heps to defeat it. Well, but that's Monero.
Enjoy your Bitcoin friend (while itvlasts).

2026-07-23 20:09:35 UTC

Mossad in cahoots with CIA murdered 3000 people in bright day light without any repercussions as they projected everything on the bearded man that also was recruited earlier for the same agency.
Well, in comparison to the millions they killed through forced vaccination 9/11 was childsplay.

2026-07-23 20:05:28 UTC

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You know them by their actions. Shitcoins peddlers they are. All of them.
Learn to stand your ground.
For years they called me, a 2010 Bitcoiner, a shitcoiner for supporting Monero.
All those years, the only thing I needed to do os hold up a mirror.
Bitcoin is corrupted to the core.
To be fair, I see Luke as controlled opposition as well. He has the sane marks as CSW. It's really a lose-lose situation.

2026-07-23 19:54:14 UTC

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Hate to brake it to you. But at least three of your list have been identified as controlled opposition / Intel assets a decade ago.
It's just that the propaganda worked sovwell that most Bitcoiners turned ontobeach other vs the bad actors.
When I see this corporate take over of Bitcoin I know that one of three things will happen after BIP 110 fails.
Supporters will either turn to Monero (most likely)
They will revisit the blocksize debate and evaluate BCH (same SHA256) as an attack vector against Core
They will leave, put the money into gold and call it a day.

2026-07-23 19:47:38 UTC

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Like the good obedient intel front you are, never even once mentioning Monero in your "freedom" reports is so cringe that it's already funny again.

2026-07-23 19:40:58 UTC

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You seem to have a cool lawyer.

2026-07-23 19:36:25 UTC

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Is that an advertisement for Monero?
Are you going to list Monero?

2026-07-23 19:32:30 UTC

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What is it that makes Bitcoiners so horny on CIA stuff?

2026-07-23 15:28:57 UTC

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It's the only way we win. Building local high demand companies.