ShiShi21m

Satoshi literally said big mining farms are inevitable.
Quote satoshi when it's convenient, abstain from intellectual honesty when it's convenient.
Clear evidence of intellectual dishonesty.

2026-09-08 23:13:39 UTC

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Bullshit, I've been discussing Monero for years much longer than you've been around and I've posted about it in depth to death.
We've beaten this dead horse for so long, it's unnecessary for me to continue to engage with people like you, who have hypocrisy written across all your engagements with other handles on this topic.
You and your crew are intellectually dishonest, claiming others are too doesn't absolve you.

2026-09-08 03:23:08 UTC

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It's this disingenuous bullshit that really keeps the Monero crew going eh?

2026-09-07 19:47:17 UTC

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No, it's a choice based on commerce viability

2026-09-07 19:01:07 UTC

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It's not a reasonable form of payment.

2026-09-07 17:23:41 UTC

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Of course 💗💔

2026-09-07 17:20:41 UTC

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They didn't follow best practices.
You can't use a non open source device, and then 5 years later claim you used best practices.
We did a good job of explaining this, and spreading these facts.
Those Bitcoiners decided that was an acceptable tradeoff due to their trust in names.

2026-09-07 17:16:13 UTC

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Those aren't currencies, those are forms of payment.
I wouldn't accept a lightning payment if the amount was large enough.

2026-09-07 17:14:46 UTC

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Can they convert the steak to their preferred food choice?!
Obviously not a fungible form of value transfer, so it's an incongruent analogy.

2026-09-05 00:53:35 UTC

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Congrats hermano!

2026-09-05 00:52:45 UTC

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Deluded.

2026-09-05 00:52:25 UTC

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Your memory is shot eh?

2026-09-05 00:36:54 UTC

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I'm sorry that you've missed the mark so badly, repeatedly, with the same points ive already addressed numerous times, to the point where, I write my one word response so others can remember to disregard you.

2026-09-05 00:00:35 UTC

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If you write utter bullshit, and get called out on the internet for it, it's probably you who is spewing noise / nonsense.

2026-09-04 21:43:08 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/370f646b55b35a87a2f1ceaff5d81661bcbb778f611be1862789eea138ec47f5.gif

2026-09-04 21:42:17 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/fb8bea7220172df2efc187503d4fd61695f1eb5924282ad8bdd4005e87ffee2d.gif

2026-09-04 14:34:52 UTC

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Why are you so intent on seeing everything through the lens of war?

2026-09-04 14:34:07 UTC

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Fucking awesome!

2026-09-04 14:33:46 UTC

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This mFer wanted a cut & didn't have Bitcoins and you wanted me to turn him away!?!?
https://blossom.primal.net/6186f9fd1ea69f8c6cdb55d292874c5818422e86688b8871a67d1d70b26b5380.gif

2026-09-04 14:30:00 UTC

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Delusional.

2026-09-03 14:40:19 UTC

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*Bitcoin stack grows*
-> "sounds like shitcoining to me" 🤔

2026-09-03 03:17:14 UTC

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If that's what you took from this year then you're even dimmer than I already accounted for.

2026-09-03 03:16:25 UTC

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So you can't read, got it.

2026-09-03 01:55:04 UTC

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Notifications PWND 🫣🤣

2026-09-03 01:53:15 UTC

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Sorry if this caused any confusion 🫣😂

2026-09-03 01:52:44 UTC

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Learn to read dimwit.
#nevent1q…s4fn

2026-09-03 01:50:33 UTC

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Bitcoin is fucking incredible, you'd have to be an absolute reductively trained baboon to think otherwise.

2026-09-02 23:38:34 UTC

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Having no baked in protocol mechanism to arrive at consensus is partly why holding Monero is braindead.

2026-09-02 22:59:41 UTC

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Build it yourself by buying the parts.
Seedsigner.com

2026-09-02 22:59:10 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/721e628d1154c2c79879162452c0bee37ed3b9162eca15ab3510e277b13d74e6.gif

2026-09-02 22:58:40 UTC

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Are you planning on being PC or smartphone based with your wallet software?

2026-09-02 22:58:18 UTC

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Lmfao 🤣

2026-09-02 22:57:47 UTC

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Monero is literally controlled by devs with no decentralized protocol to make decisions.
The protocol is: "GitHub community consensus"

2026-09-02 22:56:44 UTC

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The fee to flip from XMR to BTC.
, but you knew what I meant by that lmao.

2026-09-02 21:37:09 UTC

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Read Satoshi's words not just the whitepaper.
Quoting just the title of the whitepaper to make your crypto sound useful is essentially non-genuine marketing tactics.
#nevent1q…vqq0

2026-09-02 21:35:31 UTC

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Thank you for making my point.
You're a useless dumbcunt.

2026-09-02 21:33:57 UTC

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So, who's more insufferable?!:
Bitcoin Maxis
Or,
Monero Bros
#asknostr
#nevent1q…r284

2026-09-02 21:32:43 UTC

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🤣 you're the definitive bad faith conversationalist.
You pretend in your statement Monero is perfect.
It's incredible hubris on display.
Disgusting.

2026-09-02 21:31:11 UTC

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How many times can I write the same points to you?!

2026-09-02 21:30:17 UTC

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It happens across the board, it's just only pseudo acceptable within religious groups.

2026-09-02 21:29:52 UTC

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What if I say, "I don't accept gold for my goods because it's hard for me to convert it into my unit of account"
Or "I charge 10% more if you pay me in gold because I have to convert it into my unit of account".

2026-09-02 21:28:49 UTC

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It depends if you're US based or not when it comes to XMR liquidity.
Monero users don't like to admit it, but using for Bisq for example is not perfectly smooth for most people if they just wanna accept XMR and flip to btc.

2026-09-02 21:25:10 UTC

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I'm more well versed on Monero, it's history, and tradeoffs than most people using Monero.
I've been around for a long time, and nothing I think or believe has been marketed to me.
"I'm trying to wake you up"
You sound like a Marxist.

2026-09-02 21:23:29 UTC

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Do you have a seedsigner?
Are you going multisig?

2026-09-02 16:57:28 UTC

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Chin up, everything happens for a reason 💗

2026-09-02 16:56:08 UTC

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Time + fees.
Make sure you understand the process and charge more due to it.

2026-09-02 16:55:49 UTC

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Now you're just lying but okay.

2026-09-02 16:55:23 UTC

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So gold bugs are grandstanding? Give me a break.

2026-09-02 16:54:34 UTC

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Accepting fiat requires KYC & fees.
Accepting XMR requires fees & maybe even time if you want to flip to Bitcoin.
If you want ultimate privacy you'd have a setup that looks identical whether using XMR or Bitcoins.
So if you're savings tool is smartly Bitcoins you're stuck with time and fees as the extractive point of XMR.

2026-09-02 16:51:54 UTC

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Saving in XMR is brain dead.
Accepting XMR at a premium to what you'd accept Bitcoins is smart business so long as you feel confident in exchanging back to Bitcoins.

2026-09-02 16:49:33 UTC

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It seems like you conflate everything you don't like about what people are doing with Bitcoins, rather than Bitcoin itself.

2026-09-02 16:48:16 UTC

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I find this attitude of yours Naruto putrid.
I said I'd accept shitcoins for services, I never said they weren't shitcoins or a waste of time.

2026-09-02 16:46:55 UTC

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There should be different pricing for what currencies force you to do.
If you never deal with XMR, like myself, then accepting it would probably increase the cost of my services to account for me having to go through a hoop to end in Bitcoin.
If they want to do that instead and reap the benefits of paying me in my unit of account, then great.
I wouldn't say no to any currency that I can reasonably trust it's ability to be changed into bitcoins.
If the reason for not accepting Monero is that you don't want to waste your time with all that, or find it difficult to flip into your unit of account then that's understandable.
Yet, I'd be remiss if you didn't charge more to make it worth your time - that's kinda lazy & dismissing the fact that people want to spend money they have with less friction.
Merchants should be willing to deal with more friction than consumers.

2026-09-01 16:05:26 UTC

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Fuck dude I'm so sorry for your loss 💔

2026-09-01 15:43:43 UTC

Anyone hating on @nprofile…qu3r for accepting Monero is an idiot.
Anyone who doesn't accept all forms of payment for their services is an idiot.
Publicly grandstanding claiming you've rejected sales in a currency people are offering you makes you a grand-idiot.
I accept fiat currency for my services & convert it into Bitcoin.
It's what you end up in, not what you receive.

2026-09-01 15:37:07 UTC

Which one of you autists did this?! 🫣😂
https://blossom.primal.net/a3aea4f5525eb5e6d266ba141a4dfe5849df0ae549f529ebb94c18fe469edfaf.png

2026-09-01 15:31:43 UTC

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What a load of shit man.
The dollar isn't just fractionally reserved it's printed into oblivion, this is why it's not "opt-in".
Throw this low intellectual quality point in the garbage & start over.

2026-09-01 04:22:28 UTC

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Unless a big share of their economy is on a Bitcoin standard.

2026-09-01 04:20:38 UTC

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If you think gold is the best SoV I feel bad for your aura.

2026-09-01 04:19:24 UTC

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Bitcoin doesn't need to be the world's MoE, it was never intended to be - if it were it would be possible to send arbitrarily small transactions & the fee structure would look differently.

2026-09-01 02:03:55 UTC

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Okay Monero as the world's MoE will never happen.

2026-09-01 01:52:25 UTC

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It was his original premise it just got lost on another portion of the thread.
This RBF argument is dumb either way, for small amounts it's irrelevant and no one is accepting either currency in large amounts with 0confs.

2026-09-01 01:49:20 UTC

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This tweet was real right?! 🐐
#nevent1q…w4su

2026-09-01 01:47:29 UTC

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If you don't care about SoV then why are you commenting on my thread about SoV?
Hmmm I can only wonder..

2026-09-01 01:46:45 UTC

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Thier's Law exists for a lot of people, but not in the West.

2026-09-01 01:42:52 UTC

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You seem to be interacting in good faith so I'll write out a reply to you in that same vein...

2026-09-01 00:02:34 UTC

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Pretty much anyone in the West with a brain will use their CC for daily transactions.
You'd have to be absolutely brain dead (or irresponsible with spending) not to.

2026-08-31 23:55:44 UTC

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My opinion:
You always want the currency that's the most liquid, and most in use.
Otherwise, You're beholden to p2p transactions which is incredibly limiting & defeats the purpose.
The choice is yours.
#nevent1q…sthq

2026-08-31 23:50:39 UTC

Unpopular opinion:
Neither Bitcoin, nor Monero will overthrow governments or whatever cypherpunk psychobabble you got marketed on.
Cryptographically secure currency is there to allow you to move across borders with your wealth intact.
Use whatever you think is right, just don't cry when you make the wrong decision.
Sovereignty isn't a virtue signal, it's a product of preparation & diligence.

2026-08-31 23:47:22 UTC

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When you have that small of a real transaction base of course it's going to be fast to be included in a block.
If you want to transact in Monero go for it, but why do you feel the incessant need to continue to promote Monero when discussing hard savings tools?
The context is always as an MoE so why do this?
Insecure much?!

2026-08-31 23:44:39 UTC

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Hmmm do you think the topic doesn't matter?
#nevent1q…ltja

2026-08-31 23:42:13 UTC

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I have a credit card that pays me points.

2026-08-31 23:39:19 UTC

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Some people don't understand money or it's properties.
Emotional outbursts par for the course.
#nevent1q…vm0q

2026-08-31 15:35:32 UTC

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Sure, I'm also not willing to transact daily on anything but my credit card.
If there's something I want to buy with Bitcoin it has to be meaningful or with another person who I respect.
For ex, my cheese farmer / maker I only pay with btc.
Oshi gets sats for his butters.
These are specialized purchases not daily spends.

2026-08-31 15:29:26 UTC

Unpopular opinion:
The best savings tool the world has ever seen shouldn't be transacted in daily (as of today).

2026-08-31 15:27:53 UTC

Luke Dash Jr. Coin feels like a Christian Crusade.
If you don't agree with them...

2026-08-31 15:23:20 UTC

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Exchanges wouldn't offer something with such little liquidity.
You wouldn't even want them to until you have enough hashpower to not get absolutely destroyed.
The problem is your version of Roger Ver doesn't have nearly the amount of financial support.

2026-08-30 04:57:28 UTC

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Yes, we're talking about the masses - people with demand to be their own self custodian will reap rewards.
Increase in risk, increase in expected return.

2026-08-30 04:54:10 UTC

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Poor logic & misinformation being spread here unfortunately.

2026-08-30 04:51:10 UTC

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I don't see anything wrong with storing your bitcoins using collaborative custody.
I don't see anything wrong with MoE being abstracted.
If you want to do something differently that's where optionality rules the day & it's what Bitcoin allows for.

2026-08-29 18:37:53 UTC

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People are going to store things in safe ways that are well thought out, collaborative custody and bitkey are closer towards that end.
That end will continue to improve if Bitcoin continues to be adopted as an SoV.
If Bitcoin just ends up underpinning the financial rails as an MoE, then it will be fully abstracted away from end users.

2026-08-29 16:29:33 UTC

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Worth the tradeoff if you're just basing it on these calculations.
The economic implications of this are going to be incredibly catalyzing to the US economy over that decade & cheaply bought 180B investment.

2026-08-29 16:27:12 UTC

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In a few years these things are going to be incredibly cheap.

2026-08-28 16:19:05 UTC

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You need your seed backed up more than once.
In one location:
Steel plate engraved + paper/card laminated
-> the paper card should be both written out words & SeedQR if you're using a SeedSigner or another QR based signing device
Second location:
Center punched steel backup, could be Steel SeedQR or classic versions with alphabet grid + paper/card laminated.
-> the paper card should be both written out words & SeedQR if you're using a SeedSigner or another QR based signing device
These two locations create a viable backup for your wealth.
If you only do this with one location you have a single point of failure.
In each location you should have steel and laminated paper for recoverability UX.
If you execute a 3of3 this will great.
If you execute this with singlesig you'll need to have a 3rd and maybe even 4th location to store your passphrase so inheritance can be done properly.
In other words, just setup a 3of3.

2026-08-28 06:28:37 UTC

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Hayek also stated that the currencies' aim should be price stability of goods in the economy.
He wanted currency competition to make sure that this was achieved as people are still controlling the money printer & in this case also the "shredder" as the monetary supply should need to contract at times to maintain price stability.
In essence, Bitcoin provides neither price stability or dynamic protocol for supply alterations.
It's a fixed supply, with fixed parameters for issuance regardless of prices of goods.
It's interesting because he did not advocate for a gold standard due to demand for gold being unstable - hoarding & industrial use, new supply being unpredictable - inflationary shocks, and arbitrary deflationary shocks.
So long as these things aren't arbitrary & we can account for it &...
So long as supply & demand are countable the market can create efficient equilibriums...
We can build a stable economy with price discovery using our currency as a measuring stick.
Fiat currencies won't be phased out until hoarding isn't majorly profitable in its own right.
Profitable ≠ purchasing power appreciation.
Profitable = purchasing power appreciation over the aggregate.
If all of our purchasing power is always increasing due to the infinite possibilities thrust upon us through human ingenuity then it is up to us to spend our money as experience is king living in a time-trialed human body.

2026-08-28 05:32:24 UTC

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Muscadine?

2026-08-28 05:30:48 UTC

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I would do both, super legible paper cards laminated.
SeedQRs laminated or at the very least done with archival markers is also an option you might be overlooking.
Some steel backups aren't engraved but use a grid that's center punched.
It's really inexpensive and can be a game changer for recoverability.

2026-08-27 22:43:33 UTC

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It wasn't but it's something I've researched and loved the history of it's use and have attached myself to it 😎🤘💗

2026-08-27 22:32:34 UTC

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This is the @nprofile…ewq7 method of creating inexpensive backups.
5mil thermal lamination is the standard you should be after.
#nevent1q…lm9l

2026-08-27 22:31:32 UTC

If you're writing your seed down on paper or a card you need to buy archival grade markers.
These are considered the gold standard, they are inexpensive.
You also should laminate the card / paper after to consider it a viable backup for your seed.
https://blossom.primal.net/272926fe2573819822b29ac70e89c89b7c8903e5ee6edf6c447c5b1befc1abd5.jpg

2026-08-27 18:24:27 UTC

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The only way you're not relying on single points of failure is through multisig.
The only way to distribute your seeds with backups in enough places to not have a single point of failure is through a 3of3 (minimum).
If you want to bury the 6 seeds in 3 different locations that's up to you.
Saying my way is bad because you hate banks is fine, but you're not taking into account that you have no idea what my threat models are or my inheritance plans.
My way works the best for most people with less complexity than burying things in the ground.
If you can't create a 3of3 properly, use a Bitkey.
If youre stuck with Singlesig memorize it and a passphrase then back those up in multiple locations anyways.
Doing all that work for a singlesig is brutal because the 3of3 is far superior.

2026-08-27 06:16:05 UTC

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Leave instructions with each seed on how to recover.
Putting your heirs through test transactions before big ones.
Don't be dumb about it.
If they have all 3 seeds they can restore without all that extra information.

2026-08-27 06:14:05 UTC

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Your safe gets broken into,
Your house lights on fire and your safe & steel can't be found in the rubble.
One security deposit box gets drilled into by accident, doxxing the contents potentially.
You forget to pay for a security deposit box and they empty the contents.
Your heirs can't find the safe you buried in the yard.
Something happens to you and the safety deposit contents get doxxed to whoever handles it potentially.

2026-08-27 01:47:40 UTC

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Hawaii is the only one that makes sense.

2026-08-27 01:40:38 UTC

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Imagine you have 3 safes in 3 different locations.
In this example it's a safe at home and two separate safety deposit boxes.
Safe Box 1, 2, 3 respectively.
In a 2of3, with a backup for each seed (6 seeds total) spread across all 3 if one box gets corrupted you lose your monies.
If you abstract the descriptor file away from those safes and keep it in an encrypted cloud or in a 4th box, that adds complexity and potential downside if your heirs need to recover.
In a 3of3, with backups for each - 6 seeds again.
If you spread them correctly:
Box 1 -> Seed A & B
Box 2 -> Seed B & C
Box 3 -> Seed A & C
If any one safe box gets corrupted you can still access your bitcoins, your descriptor file isn't as important if you use standard multisig settings which all the major wallets ascribe to (you should still have the descriptor /config backed up with each seed though)
You know you have done it correctly if you look at the descriptor file & each signer / seed shows a derivation path of: m/48'/0'/0'/2
That's how you know you have the standard settings for your multisig and can recover in the future with no descriptor/config file and also HWW agnostic.
Your heirs will thank you and your security model will be bulletproof.

2026-08-26 23:57:03 UTC

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I think this is a poor man's setup that includes a lot of potential setup failures as well as backup failures.
3of3 is far superior in every single way.

2026-08-25 22:32:21 UTC

If you can setup a single sig wallet, you can setup a multisig wallet.

2026-08-25 19:13:53 UTC

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It's name is spot on because it's expensive AF if you want to buy organic.