TheFuzzStone

https://thefuzzstone.github.io/

Agorist ┃ FOSS enthusiast ┃ Co-founder: XMR.RU

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2026-02-28 22:59:01 CET

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Just vote better on the next elections. And keep winning.

2026-02-28 20:24:50 CET

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I agree 100% on that.

2026-02-28 18:15:16 CET

This concept cannot be explained to an average normie.
And there's no need to do so. Don't waste your time on those who have no chance of escaping mental slavery.
But if you see that a person has a chance to escape, always lend them a helping hand.
If this seems harsh to some, the explanation is simple: agorism and counter-economics work for those who want them to work. #nevent1q…yj7h

2026-02-28 18:11:58 CET

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Disable Web of Trust shit.
https://image.nostr.build/dfd8c0bb0a2f3fd3972a039e51ef25f0f57e3c09e86debfa79b4db532e65a676.jpg
Moreover, Nostr is not about the “number of subscribers,” but about quality.
I follow your npub, and there is no one in this world who can forbid me from doing so.

2026-02-28 14:28:30 CET

The price of democracy and a civilized society.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/1rg63xq/italy_introduces_a_cloud_tax_because_you_might/

2026-02-28 11:40:07 CET

So, are you ready to pay for the next war, goy?

2026-02-27 14:50:00 CET

Pay your taxes, and the state, in the form of the police and army, will protect you.
Or kidnap you to continue the war, to get more money.
City of Rivne, Ukraine.
#war #ukraine #zelenskyy
https://blossom.primal.net/88f42b7398931767bb48c965712c54aee0173efb0da8a7fab8a9a5ec1a6dd18a.mp4

2026-02-26 14:36:10 CET

How I see myself in a few years.
Using LoRa (Meshtastic + MeshCore + Reticulum) to watch as the goyim continue to vote and pay taxes.
https://image.nostr.build/9af1e684619bb9e849995cc2ef22043a6a950de460cfacc0a31acecf1ab91e08.jpg

2026-02-26 14:06:57 CET

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Yes, it started more than 10 years ago.

2026-02-26 08:29:09 CET

What kind of free society can we talk about, even if there are people in Nostr who are familiar with FOSS, cryptocurrencies, and other tools, but at the same time need to be explained the market fundamentals of how two parties can conclude transactions without state mediation?
There will never be a free society as long as we believe that "society" = 51%.
Every time, I am convinced of how brilliant and underrated Samuel Edward Konkin III was in the theory of agorism and counter-economics, and how well it works in practice.
Agorism and counter-economics work for those who take them and start putting them into practice.
And while others talk about how you need to vote in order to live freely and beautifully in the future (and to pay taxes for that) there are those who are already living that way right now.
To understand this mentally, it is one of the major turning points in your life that today you can live a freer day than yesterday. #nevent1q…0ea8

2026-02-26 08:20:29 CET

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No.
It's just that back then, people were different; they resisted communism in order to survive. And thanks to my parents' resitance, I am alive today.
Nowadays, most people in developed countries cannot wipe their own asses without the state's help.

2026-02-26 08:18:15 CET

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Now Google one more time.

2026-02-26 08:17:18 CET

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> They are useless if you can't enforce the other party to comply. How can you enforce it?
Why do I see a tendency toward coercion in your comments?
It is sufficient for me that the other party signs our agreement using PGP/GPG, where the public address will be specified, I will send XMR there, and I will always be able to mathematically prove that I sent it to the address provided to me by the other party to the transaction.
If the terms of the transaction are not fulfilled, it will be enough for me personally (with the agreement signed using PGP/GPG) to ruin the reputation of the other party to the transaction using __market methods__, without aggression or coercion.
BTW, I have been living this way for many years, bypassing the state and its stupid bureaucracy and "rules". So, I'm not telling you this from the perspective of a beautiful theory, but from what I have been practicing for many years (agorism and counter-economics).
> but the lack of security typically led to the lack of freedom as well
Oh, "typically"? Give me a few examples if you want me to give a few counterexamples.
> the point is creating ties who makes bad actors unable to act without significant consequences.
Don't be a state pussy. Defend yourself. Especially since the state won't help you, because it's unproductive, because it has no incentive to be productive, because slaves will still bring in money. Even if you get mugged on the street today, and if it's not the latest mentally retarded drug addicts, the police won't find them, because they won't even look for them, but you pay for it. I hope you enjoy :).
> About poor OpSec: it's simply life, we are all off guard sometimes, no matter how careful we are.
Don't be a state pussy. Defend yourself.
> but I'm also study economics...
You're studying some strange kind of economics. I recommend starting with the Austrian school of economics.
> civil servant must be payed: how could you pay them?
No way. Civil servants = parasites. I don't sponsor parasites. Let them find jobs that benefit society, rather than forcing people to comply with degenerative government "laws" and regulations.
A civil servant is worse than a street thief, worse than a heroin dealer. The only thing worse than a civil servant is the state itself.
> A toll per every single road, like in vast part of the EU in the middle age?
Yes. They are called "private roads", which exist in every country, even in communist EU.
> Health care?
Private. If you want to pay, you pay; if you don't want to, you don't pay. Simple, right? I won't pay for you, ever.
> The USA are largely private and have the most expensive and LEAST effective health service in the west, Italy is the cheapest and the more public in the EU.
Compare: (income levels in the US + taxes) and (income levels in Italy + taxes).
Also, please don't tell me fairy tales about public healthcare in Europe. Unfortunately, I've had experience with it (and paid out of my own pocket, because I don't have insurance, because I'm not going to pay for you, ever). I'm not from the US, and I don't believe those YouTube stories where Americans who have moved abroad talk about how in Europe you "go to the doctor the very next day".
> I've learnt the limits of "too simple" ideas from left and right and I see how people *beveling* in left/right ideology fails to accept the limit and really engage and that's a problem.
I am not right-wing. I am not left-wing. I am above all that. The problem lies in the mental helplessness of the average slave, who pays for his mental helplessness, which he fully deserves.

2026-02-25 22:57:31 CET

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>>> I gave an example of why tracking is useful: the well-known case of bitcoiners being kidnapped and tortured to force them to transfer BTCs. If the payment is completely anonymous, well, no one can ever find the culprit.
Poor opsec.
>>> But this also applies at much simpler levels: you pay a company to do a job, they do it but it's defective, or conversely, they do the work and don't get paid.
1) the private key of the transaction proves that the transaction was made;
2) a pgp/gpg signature of the parties of the deal is a prove;
3) etc. etc.
>>> no matter how much you try to maintain a modest lifestyle, if you have some cushion, it shows.
Poor opsec #2.
>>> On a larger scale, we either turn things into the Wild West, where everyone is armed and ready to defend themselves, or we create a society where the need for self-defense is marginal.
Freedom > security. At that moment, I realized you were a leftist.
>>> it can also be a Democracy if, for example, you implement on-chain voting and create a government structure that isn't oppressive, but still has a role. It has a role in road maintenance, public healthcare where it exists, defense... this role has a cost, and that cost has to be managed somehow.
I'm speechless...
I hope you've cleared this message with your government beforehand. And I hope you're happy with what you have, thanks to the government robbing you blind through inflation, taxes, and regulation of every aspect of your life.
Good luck building communism/socialism. [no]

2026-02-25 11:56:37 CET

Support cool FOSS with... *checking notes* ... cool FOSS money: Monero
Site: https://reticulum.network/
https://image.nostr.build/e8d2094c467761f831e4990cd9ff917ce9e6b4b25c0476e517a0b840f9f28e0b.jpg

2026-02-25 10:36:20 CET

"MeshCore-Open", a cool FOSS for MeshCore (LoRa).
Suggested adding a Monero wallet to them, so I can support them.
https://github.com/zjs81/meshcore-open/issues/236

2026-02-22 15:30:54 CET

>>> 🥗 450 food, organic only, with meat fish etc
This is true, provided that he only eats on weekends.
I see this kind of nonsense very often.
It feels like it's aimed at helpless Americans who live in default cities in US and think that Europe and regulations is the paradise.
https://image.nostr.build/ef1eb64c0bce449d6bcdf34d1932b5188afcd629a1aae9aff0a8a09259af96b6.jpg

2026-02-21 04:13:22 CET

But fanboys will still tell you how cool and decentralized "Near Intents" is.
https://image.nostr.build/ab79c54330af78f57107bd452a473288f4579ec8c0d040ce956955ba82345463.jpg
https://image.nostr.build/89401692224ebb5b358778394a1f133af87b2c0ccad72b4b630fdca7616d34a4.jpg
1) https://docs.near-intents.org/near-intents/integration/distribution-channels/1click-terms-of-service
2) https://partners.near-intents.org/legal/terms-of-service

2026-02-20 14:29:25 CET

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That's the price of having democracy, goy.

2026-02-20 11:45:36 CET

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1) https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/1iph8fz/more_vitamins_for_monero_with_carrot_part_1/
2) https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/1j745kf/more_vitamins_for_monero_with_carrot_part_2/

2026-02-20 00:22:25 CET

https://image.nostr.build/3b85f991009a27e45f67a09afe2e44b31c9d463df057f65e6386846248094e70.png
https://babylonbee.com/news/prince-andrew-joins-uk-muslim-rape-gang-so-he-can-keep-abusing-young-girls

2026-02-19 11:55:06 CET

It's still a better UX than Lightning Network.
https://image.nostr.build/517ae2b9862ff89819756d5d0b4dc740cf21940fe0168859ace8588ad23233a9.png

2026-02-19 11:36:33 CET

This.
It works for me every time.
And not just when I want to buy something. Even when I want to donate to a FOSS project that I use and that is important to me.
It's simple: if you want to have enlightened people in your circle of liquidity, give them fire. #nevent1q…qnqn

2026-02-19 02:09:43 CET

I asked Wagyu.xyz a few public questions.
https://xcancel.com/thefuzzstone/status/2024288245018735096

2026-02-18 19:27:26 CET

https://image.nostr.build/1a8ee5b3847a164782d87764c76e23d1ea63ddf625400592c779ee208b8b2f11.jpg
I continue to play around with Wagyu.xyz.
Now, instead of "swap", I decided to test the "Exchange" and "Limit order" functions.
I created a clean Rabby for testing and put in a little bit of USDC (Arbitrum), then inside the platform I had to transfer from "Perps" to "Spot", because everything that goes to Hyperliquid = everything goes to Perps by default (which kind of hints that this is a casino).
And I placed a limit order.
Everything works fine, of course, and it's super nice to just click-click-click and you're done, but the question of trust in Wagyu remains.
Again, without maximalism and as neutrally as possible - __it's just one of the tools that needs to be used correctly__.

2026-02-18 12:38:23 CET

A small orgasm...
https://image.nostr.build/2bf0859379701fd1210345adb65611ec1ca105a7f1db53a1b7a084907415d78d.png

2026-02-16 23:13:22 CET

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yes; would be interesting to see the project in action

2026-02-16 19:04:16 CET

Why would I need Monero as an ERC20 token? // wXMR
It's funny that after this post, two no-name accounts wrote to me on Telegram, accusing me of... *checking notes*... - "wanting to centralize Monero and destroy its default privacy". 🤦🏻‍♂️
I can't understand if someone forgot to take their pills or took too many...
Personally, I need "wXMR" as ERC20 because I don't want to use centralized solutions, including small exchangers/swappers that, just like large centralized exchanges, steal money under the guise of fighting for democracy (AML scoring).
And Ethereum (ERC20) is just an example.
In fact, I want to have "wXMR" on different networks and on different DEXs on those networks, including Solana, Arbitrum, Plasma, Polygon, Avalanche, etc.
If someone makes "wXMR" on Solana, that's great! I'll use it!
Just like any other EVM network, provided that I don't have to provide a vaccination passport + gender passport + written permission from the state.
The bridge code must be 100% open source so that I don't have to trust the bridge operator and so that I don't have to wonder when the state will come to the developers to explain how democracy works, or when the developer will decide to do a rug pull.
All I need is a smart contract, 100% open source, so that anyone who wants to can create a beautiful web UI or terminal CLI (and add some % fee for their work) to interact with the logic of the bridge/smart contract directly:
✅ send 1 XMR (native) = to get 1 wXMR-ERC20;
✅ burn 1 wXMR-ERC20 = to get 1 XMR (native);
Given the growing level of totalitarianism in the world, demand for XMR continues and will continue to grow.
So, whoever creates such a bridge/smart contract after FCMP++ is activated and sets a fee for minting/burning "wXMR" will become a hero for the Monero community and beyond, as well as becoming very wealthy.
On average, centralized exchanges charge 0.2% for spot trading. If the same 0.2% commission is set for the minting/burning of wXMR, it will be simply 🚀.
Also, considering the number and development of DEXs with AMM, and that it will be possible to trade freely "wXMR / BOLD" and "wXMR / LUSD"... 😌
These thoughts have been on my mind for a very long time.
The market needs wXMR. #nevent1q…2fls

2026-02-16 16:26:39 CET

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>>> What I meant to say it's very rare to come across someone into Monero in the daily real life. Best case scenario they only know about Bitcoin or some random popular shitcoin and have no idea what's the difference.
#nevent1q…06k4
This works for me *every single time*, when I have time and the mood to onboard a new merchant to Monero.

2026-02-16 15:48:01 CET

Looking at the mental slavery of most people (even from the crypto community), I am not at all surprised by the fact that the state wipes its feet on its slaves.
Most of these slaves will not even object, but will thank the state and ask for written permission to continue breathing.

2026-02-16 15:39:30 CET

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What are the “IRL” criteria?
1) Monerica.com
2) XMRbazaar.com
Are these IRL criteria or not? I think they are.
And considering that no one in the Monero community is involved in advertising, except for psychos like me who tell small businesses about Monero + add to that the lack of access to XMR for normies (CEX delistings), I think this is an excellent result.
And it's cool that XMR is the default choice on the darknet.

2026-02-15 12:44:08 CET

I don't live in Spain, but I like to stay up to date with political and financial news.
Today I read a post about "What taxes feed the Spanish budget".
By November 2025, €301.4 billion had been collected, which is +10% compared to last year. According to forecasts, total tax revenues will grow to 24.6% of GDP by the end of the year.
The budget is based on three items:
💰salaries and self-employed (IRPF) = 44.2%
💰consumption (VAT) = 31.3%
💰company profits (IS) = 11.9%
My attention was drawn to: consumption (VAT) + company profits (IS).
I consume very little, but I want to consume even less.
Here's the plan:
1) I'll write down separately how much VAT the government will steal from me in February;
2) March 1 - I'll buy XMR for that amount to force myself to consume less;
Just an experiment. :)

2026-02-15 12:11:43 CET

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https://image.nostr.build/c948bc673805dd30a1fc524d810c4a874009e0fee696d02d92db423d7e5969cf.png

2026-02-15 12:02:16 CET

After FCMP++ is activated, I am eagerly waiting for someone to create a permissionless + immutable "wXMR" (as ERC20 token).
The market demand is obvious to the naked eye.

2026-02-15 11:07:47 CET

I recently used this service: https://www.wagyu.xyz/swap
Yes, I understand the risks.
Yes, I understand the risks very well.
I hope that the developer also understands the risks and what happened to those who provided access to Monero spot trading without KYC (hello and bye-bye TradeOgre).
I wish the project success.

2026-02-12 21:03:59 CET

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It should be prohibited.

2026-02-12 20:35:30 CET

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This is useless for USDT because they have the Tron network. Look at the liquidity and number of transactions per day.

2026-02-11 15:32:29 CET

Oh, I wonder how long it takes people on average to understand that a project is either permissionless or pointless? 🤔
https://xcancel.com/QuaiNetwork/status/2021292079909876089

2026-02-09 16:23:58 CET

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Until he met me, he didn't accept any cryptocurrency.
But it's worth noting that I helped him with:
1) Cake Wallet // for Monero;
2) Unstoppable Wallet // for EVM and stablecoins;
3) Phoenix Wallet // for Bitcoin and Lightning;
I did this so that not only XMR sectarians could buy his work, but everyone else as well.
But he clearly liked Monero, and I even gave him a book to read about Monero.
I offered him, "Maybe you want me to pay you with something else?" and he always says he wants XMR. 😅
So yeah, when he has a bit of free time he will list his cafe on:
1) XMRbazaar.com
2) Monerica.com
3) BTCmap.org

2026-02-09 15:14:29 CET

Police and army representatives shoot at a slave who does not want to go to war and die for politicians.
Modern Ukraine.
#war #ukraine #zelenskyy
https://video.nostr.build/4fa882b6eb2c1864baa4a3c3687f4175d56183c4fa72a79bacb7a818404d2503.mp4

2026-02-09 12:59:16 CET

I recently onboarded a new merchant to Monero: a small cafe with delicious food and coffee.
Of course, the owner had heard of Bitcoin and so on. And I thought he would offer me to pay with BTC... 😒
He asked me, "How is XMR different from BTC?"
1) Privacy by default
2) Cheap on-chain transactions
Then he asked, "Where can I sell XMR later?"
I replied:
1) because regulators are constantly fighting Monero, they are removing it from centralized exchanges to make it as difficult as possible for ordinary (non-tech) people to obtain XMR, and that people use XMR as a digital currency to purchase goods/services, and showed him XMRbazaar.com and Monerica.com;
2) if you sell XMR on centralized exchanges, you lose all of XMR's magic (default privacy);
Now I pay for voluntary humanitarian activities with mathematical money. 😌
P.S. I onboard merchants purely for selfish reasons. If you want "mAsS ADoPtioN", do it yourself.

2026-02-08 12:36:54 CET

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> I'm going to show how wrong Bitcoiners are about Bitcoin as a store of value.
It's impossible to prove. Bitcoin = store of value.
What good will Bitcoin be in the end if we don't offer goods and services for Bitcoin?
Store of value.
> Is it better to stay quiet about all this?
Yes, and use Bitcoin as store of value.
> And suck each other's dicks?
That's optional.
> It's a fucking huge strategic mistake.
It's not. Just buy BTC, don't use it, hold, and get rich. Simple. Store of value.

2026-02-08 12:31:47 CET

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> Bitcoin as a store of value is worthless.
No, this is propaganda from shitcoiners. Don't fall for the propaganda, read "The Bitcoin Standard" three times before bed, and you'll understand everything. Bitcoin is the best store of value that could ever have been invented.

2026-02-05 20:22:35 CET

I listened to the interview while making dinner, about how some folks in the BTC community are trying to clean up Blockstream / Bitcoin Core from uncle Epstein's dirty money.
Honestly, it didn't sound convincing.
Simon Dixon talks about how decentralized Bitcoin is, and a couple of minutes later he talks about how Adam Back decided to bring all the most advanced developers under one roof (Blockstream) + how some of Bitcoin Core received money from the MIT Digital Currency Initiative (which also received money from uncle Epstein).
In other words, uncle Jeffrey sponsored both sides (Blockstream + MIT DCI) that were directly working on Bitcoin.
Yeah, that really smells like decentralization.
Also, I don't understand why there is so much negativity towards Tether (USDT), which successfully pumped the price of BTC to 120k...
A nice thing is that BTC fans are just as fed up with the "privacy coin psyop." 😌
And finally, the standard mantra of "everyone should put their energy into Bitcoin" began.
But this was especially funny: "So if you want to discredit Bitcoin, then fine. But understand, you're supporting things that are doing a lot worse. But the solution is not another altcoin."
But I'm not complaining. I'm not one of those who wants to "save Bitcoin", da boyz are fine.
I don't care about BTC for ~10 years.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pX9Zft6wktk

2026-01-09 22:11:01 CET

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I'm not gloating about the early inflation bug in 2010 because the technology was new. But then there was another inflation bug in 2018... And that's a skill issue.
At the moment, only Bitcoin had this problem. But, as always, "Monero is bad". :)

2026-01-09 20:00:59 CET

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Read this, and welcome: https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/samuel-edward-konkin-iii-new-libertarian-manifesto