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2026-03-03 11:48:20 UTC

The mass media are programs for mass illiteracy.

2026-03-03 11:20:59 UTC

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🎯

2026-03-03 11:18:49 UTC

Explaining this nonsense makes me feel like Sesame Neighborhood (Barrio Sesamo)
Bitcoiners should know these things.
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2026-03-03 11:15:34 UTC

The government is screwed when you have goods and services to spend your Bitcoins on.
If you don't have a Bitcoin economy, and to buy things you have to exchange Bitcoin for fiat or stablecoins, the government and tax agencies are happy.

2026-03-03 11:13:18 UTC

It is preferable for the good of humanity not to save and spend all the Bitcoin you have on goods and services, rather than saving Bitcoin and not spending it.
That said, the ideal is both: saving Bitcoin and spending Bitcoin. But given the mental slowness of many, I have to give extreme examples to get the idea across, and even then it is not understood...

2026-03-03 10:58:05 UTC

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Accumulating sats is useless.
What works is creating black markets, creating circular economies, and using Bitcoin to buy things.
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2026-03-03 08:14:04 UTC

Prince warned us in 1999.
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2026-03-01 14:29:06 UTC

Inflation wave 2.0 is coming, and God help us all.

2026-03-01 14:24:21 UTC

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I don't understand what your comment has to do with mine 🤷‍♂️

2026-03-01 14:21:08 UTC

Who do you leave your children with on weekends?
Obviously, always with Kim.
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2026-03-01 10:07:15 UTC

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2026-03-01 10:05:57 UTC

Soon the people of Iran will be FREE and they will be able to enjoy the sort of progress seen on London's streets during 'pride' days.
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2026-03-01 09:19:20 UTC

My stance on the Arab world:
- Leave them alone in their countries and let them live as they wish.
- If they come to my country, let them do so with a legal work contract.
Instead, we have:
- We bomb their countries.
- We provoke mass migration, and they enter our countries illegally. It is not children and women who are entering, but mostly men and criminals; honest people tend to stay in their countries.
All of this is sponsored and encouraged by the Israelis and Soros.

2026-03-01 08:24:52 UTC

https://awesome-privacy.xyz
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2026-03-01 07:25:11 UTC

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2026-02-28 14:23:24 UTC

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I don't understand how he's not dead.
Especially after his prediction of 9/11 before it happened.

2026-02-27 16:00:45 UTC

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Totally agree, that’s why you don’t have to have social media.
If you only have Nostr, there’s little it can do.

2026-02-27 15:55:29 UTC

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2026-02-27 15:40:09 UTC

The Spanish tax agency creating fake accounts on social networks to track Spaniards.
When are you going to create accounts on Nostr?
You're going to suck my balls, sons of bitches.
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2026-02-27 15:28:35 UTC

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2026-02-27 13:59:36 UTC

And obviously you have to accept the trade-offs, you can’t ask a merchant to operate Lightning channels.
If this isn’t possible with Lightning then you’ll have to resort to Spark, ARK or any other pedophile shit like Liquid while nothing better exists.
Otherwise we’ll keep going as we are.
This also applies to decentralized marketplace solutions.
When we can truly live without having to exchange Bitcoin for fiat then we will have won, even if not everyone does it.
#nevent1q…a5p6

2026-02-27 13:54:14 UTC

Not to win anymore, but at least to be able to have a circular economy you need the help of some NPCs and NPCs need Apple-style solutions, Steve Jobs knew this very well.
So when you make an app for the Bitcoin ecosystem, once created, iterate on it by simplifying and eliminating all unnecessary options. Do this in a loop until only the essential remains without destroying its purpose.

2026-02-27 12:57:30 UTC

Success takes work. Bitcoin fell into complacency a long time ago, and we need to work hard to make it shine again.
- Creation of decentralized markets
- Privacy
If you can't achieve these things, it's worthless.

2026-02-27 12:53:05 UTC

There is gold, silver, stocks, houses, land, and thousands of other things that people save up for.
To think that Bitcoin was going to be the only thing is a bit silly; that's Saylor's narrative.
Bitcoin won't even be the only global currency, just as there are thousands of currencies now.
The sooner you switch to a more pessimistic and realistic mindset, the sooner we will move forward.

2026-02-27 09:41:29 UTC

Receiving in Lightning is not private; even with private channels, you can obtain the source tx depending on how the invoice was generated.
Blinded Paths should be the de facto standard.
But there also comes a time when all this has a cost.
Spark, ARK, Boltz, routing—in the end, it's more expensive to send through Lightning than on-chain.
It's a shame that no one is thinking about these things.
If you don't want to complicate things too much, the most compatible option is LNproxy for receiving, but it doesn't have much liquidity either.

2026-02-27 08:33:04 UTC

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In previous implementations of Spark, everyone can see your Spark balances, but not in this implementation.

2026-02-26 20:08:34 UTC

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😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

2026-02-26 18:05:59 UTC

Me: Out of the house
Wife: I need to get into your computer to look for something.
Me: Don’t touch it please, I have tasks running, I’ll be there in a moment.
Me:...
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2026-02-26 17:54:49 UTC

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2026-02-25 18:30:32 UTC

All those who sell you their shitty products like Citrea, loans, credit, stablecoins, and other nonsense have their lives sorted thanks to selling themselves to the system.
Money shuts mouths, especially mouths without morals or ethics.
Don't use their shitty KYC products.

2026-02-25 11:23:10 UTC

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2026-02-25 08:46:56 UTC

Since many people will not know what the Unabomber manifesto is, will not have read it, and will not understand the parts I am posting from it, here is a summary.
The Unabomber Manifesto (original title: Industrial Society and Its Future) is an essay sent in 1995 under the pseudonym “FC / Freedom Club” to The New York Times and The Washington Post, with the threat of further attacks if it was not published.
Summary of central ideas
Main thesis: argues that the Industrial Revolution and technological-industrial development have been “a disaster” for humanity: although they increase material well-being and life expectancy, they also damage nature, destabilize society, degrade dignity/autonomy, and amplify psychological (and in poor countries, physical) suffering. It asserts that technological evolution will worsen these trends.
“Process of power” and modern malaise: proposes that people need real goals that require effort, autonomy, and achievement (“process of power”). In industrial society, many basic needs are met with little effort and obedience, which pushes people to seek substitutes: “substitute activities” (career, consumption, distant activism, sporting/scientific achievements, etc.) that would give an incomplete sense of purpose.
Criticism of “modern leftism” (according to the author): he devotes a section to describing it as a “psychological type” driven by feelings of inferiority and “over-socialization,” and warns that certain movements would end up reinforcing values that are functional to the industrial system (more regulation, integration, control).
Technology as an unreformable system: argues that a technologically advanced society depends on large organizations and remote decisions, so individual freedom is inevitably limited. He also argues that technology is an interdependent system: you cannot eliminate “bad parts” while retaining only “the good ones.”
Technology vs. freedom: he asserts that there can be no lasting compromise because technology would tend to encroach on freedom through a chain of successive “compromises.”
Future scenarios: it proposes two paths:
if the system survives, it will move toward more surveillance and control, even modifying human behavior and biology (e.g., genetic engineering) to adjust people to the needs of the system;
if it collapses, there would be chaos and suffering, but also a “new opportunity,” and he suggests that the later it happens, the worse the damage would be.
Proposed solution: advocates a “revolution” against the techno-economic basis of industrial society (not just against governments), with one guiding goal: to eliminate modern technology. It distinguishes between small-scale technology (usable by small communities) and technology dependent on large-scale organization.

2026-02-22 11:49:12 UTC

Let's see, little radical apprentice.
With a fractional reserve banking system whose reserve requirement is 10%, the bank can generate an additional $9 for every dollar you give it and lend it out of thin air.
After the fake pandemic, the reserve requirement was lowered to 0.1% in both Europe and the US, meaning that for every dollar you put in the bank, they could generate another 99 to lend.
Right now, there is no minimum reserve requirement or bank reserves.
If you save your money in bitcoin, do you know how you're screwing the banking system?
I see that not all the morons who support stablecoins or loans know this.

2026-02-22 08:28:16 UTC

NPCs: Bitcoin was invented by the CIA to control everyone with a global currency.
Facts:
- uncensorable
- unconfiscatable
- unforgeable
- the Trump administration is conspiring against it through stablecoins.
- Epstein tried to control its development
- governments hate Bitcoin
NPCs: Bitcoin was invented by the CIA to control everyone with a global currency.

2026-02-22 08:15:00 UTC

Tucker Carlson:
"Pornography websites are controlled by Israeli intelligence agencies."
Well, well, John McAfee was right once again.

2026-02-22 07:45:11 UTC

Many Bitcoiners think we are winning the war. We are not even winning battles, but this is not unique to Bitcoin. We have entered a new phase of humanity, a phase where anything goes. The US has seen that it was losing a lot of ground to China and Russia and has wanted to make a stand. This is the result of the end of the cycle: may the strongest win.
The US is heading towards total technocracy, modernizing the dollar and its financing system through stablecoins.
Europe is heading towards total communism, zero privacy, confiscatory taxes, and zero freedom.
I can't comment on China and Russia; I don't know enough about them.
Here, we are already in the "every man for himself" phase, which is why I am becoming even more pragmatic.
The world you dreamed of with Bitcoin will never happen. What you have is a dystopian present where you need to use tools outside the state, such as Bitcoin and Monero, and the future will be much worse.
It's not the dream scenario, but you can be thankful you have these tools, otherwise it would be even worse.
You'll have to accept that the future is going to be more like Terminator or The Matrix and that you are John Connor or Neo, you are the resistance.

2026-02-22 06:44:47 UTC

Good morning!
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2026-02-21 19:49:51 UTC

Many people are unaware of reality.
I agree with theoretical anarcho-capitalism, but unless you have an army bigger than that of the United States, you won't be able to implement it.
That's why I'm more in favor of agorism, which is nothing more than trying to improve the shitty life we lead through black markets.
More practical and less theoretical.

2026-02-16 11:34:13 UTC

We will be remembered in history books as the generation that squandered the best weapon ever created against the state.

2026-02-14 16:17:39 UTC

Trump and his administration are controlled dissent, a textbook psyop to appease the most rebellious NPCs.
If you hear someone say that a politician's life is worth less than cat shit, then it might be genuine dissent.

2026-02-14 08:28:49 UTC

Adam Back is clearly not Satoshi, he discredits himself:
- Epstein Island
- Stupid Bitcoin price predictions that show he doesn't know shit about economics, unlike Satoshi.
- Bifinex long bullshit when the opposite is true, which again shows he doesn't know shit about markets.
- He's a spammer.
- He's a shitcoiner.
But good Bitcoiners love him, while they have dismissed Nick Szabo's opinions for being anti-spam. Incidentally, when Bitcoin was above 100k, he said we were in a bear market. He is an expert in monetary theory, an expert in contract law, a pioneer of smart contracts...
The current Bitcoin community will surely listen to Bug Bunny more than Elvis Presley.
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2026-02-14 07:56:29 UTC

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Exactly.

2026-02-14 07:53:50 UTC

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We had Satoshi, didn't we?

2026-02-14 07:52:21 UTC

I liked Zyzz's message, but like so many others, it was superficial and therefore false.
He chose the quick fix, taking steroids that surely ended his life.
What I'm about to say applies both to people who take steroids and to those who tattoo their entire bodies or follow any stupid fashion trend: you do it for others, you don't do it for yourself, you are weak.
If you do things to please others, you just have low self-esteem, and that's what you have to work on. You do things for yourself, you surpass yourself, you fight against yourself. You don't have to prove anything to others, except to those you love.
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2026-02-14 07:21:22 UTC

The leader of a project like Bitcoin has to be an incorruptible fucking autistic who doesn't give a shit about hurting other people's feelings and who doesn't give a shit about what they say about him.
And, of course, someone who is very far removed from the fiat system and has a visceral hatred for it.
What we have now in Core are only weak men and women who don't believe 100% in Bitcoin. No one who doesn't live a 100% Bitcoin life should be a Core maintainer.
#nevent1q…7pej

2026-02-13 20:22:41 UTC

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2026-02-11 15:44:48 UTC

Joinstr-Liquid
Some time ago, I announced that I was working on this adaptation, but since then things have changed.
What has changed? My mindset towards Blockstream. Now I see it as a shitcoin company.
So this project is really a troll to see how well Liquid holds up as a Bitcoin mixer and cleaner.
As you know, Liquid works similarly to a mixer: you put in some Bitcoins, and when you make a pegout, you get different Bitcoins than the ones you put in, with no history, because Liquid consolidates all the Bitcoins that come in, like an exchange. So far, so good. but the problem is that the pegin and pegout are traceable, and it could be possible to link the incoming or outgoing Bitcoins. To avoid this, you have to follow certain guidelines or trust a third party such as Boltz or Sideswap, which break the traceability, but they do know what you have done.
That's why Joinstr-Liquid was created. This way, the traceability between the pegin and the pegout is lost, and a coinjoin on Liquid is much cheaper than on the Bitcoin network. Furthermore, its execution is deterministic; we don't have to wait an indefinite amount of time for it to be mined, as a block is generated every minute.
This model has many advantages over the original coinjoins. You get total privacy, and your Bitcoins are clean and chainalysis-proof unless they decide to blacklist the Liquid federation.
The main drawback is the lack of a unilateral exit from Liquid, but these are the trade-offs you will have to weigh. Another disadvantage may be that exiting Liquid costs you 0.1%, but centralized coinjoins cost more than this, and as I said, the advantage of this is that you receive Bitcoins with no coinjoin history.
Below I detail the features of Joinstr-Liquid. I may change the name because it is in homage to Joinstr, but I have actually made many changes to the protocol.
"Joinstr-Liquid is a decentralized CoinJoin implementation on Nostr, designed to improve privacy both from external observers and from other pool participants, since you can use unequal amounts to participate."
Here are the main features:
- P2P coordination by Nostr (no central coordinator): the round does not depend on a central server that can censor, register users, or become a single point of failure. Each participant exchanges protocol messages over Nostr relays.
- Single pool (up to 16 participants), adapted to Liquid: simplifies UX and pairing. You don't need to separate pools by fixed amount; in Liquid, amounts are hidden and the protocol cryptographically validates that everything adds up, so each user's amount can be different.
- Mandatory native ZKP mode (Pedersen + Bulletproofs): each participant demonstrates the properties of their amounts (e.g., that they are valid and within range) without revealing the exact value. This serves to protect the privacy of the amount and to prevent invalid or malicious amounts.
- Shuffle with mandatory cryptographic verification to break the link between inputs and outputs between participants (rust-shuffle-proof-v1): the reordering of sensitive data is not accepted “just because”; each shuffle transition brings a verifiable proof. This reduces manipulation and correlation attacks during the round.
- Blame/reveal layer for forensics: if someone breaks the round or misbehaves, there is a mechanism to attribute failure and close the round with evidence, without that layer replacing the main cryptographic verification.
- PoW in input_cred_commit (mandatory and with fixed difficulty): each participant must solve a small proof of work before entering the sensitive phase. This serves to curb spam/Sybil, make flooding attacks more expensive, and make it more costly to open false identities. In addition, by requiring the same level of PoW for everyone, a homogeneous and more predictable barrier to entry is maintained for the round.
Right now, I have it in an initial phase ready to test on testnet. That said, I do not want to take responsibility for its use; it is merely a personal experiment. If anyone wants to take the risk of publishing the code under their own responsibility, I will be happy to provide it.
Note: The architecture for Shuffle is Python (coordination) + Rust (prove/verify).

2026-02-11 10:58:03 UTC

Politicians have two speeds:
Lying and stealing.

2026-02-11 07:20:24 UTC

Billionaire Les Wexner, founder of Victoria’s Secret, is now unredacted and listed as a co-conspirator.
He gave Epstein power of attorney and a Manhattan mansion. Redactions had been protecting him.
It's all between Jews, then we're conspiracy theorists...
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/massie-exposes-les-wexner-epstein-co-conspirator-opening-door-criminal-charges-against
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2026-02-11 07:06:37 UTC

And now they know.
We conspiracy theorists are always right.
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2026-02-10 17:33:39 UTC

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2026-02-10 07:08:32 UTC

Sparrow Wallet 2.4.0
https://github.com/sparrowwallet/sparrow/releases

2026-02-10 06:52:15 UTC

Few understand.
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2026-02-10 06:47:39 UTC

Bulgaria adopts the euro! Now they have a strong currency just like Germany! Full steam ahead!
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2026-02-10 06:33:18 UTC

Good morning!
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2026-02-09 22:47:15 UTC

The only question is how long we'll have to wait for good old Peter to be wrong again 😂
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2026-02-09 22:30:36 UTC

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On the contrary, people underestimate family. Family is what matters; friends come and go.

2026-02-09 21:16:08 UTC

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I know my country is a problem, I don't deny it either.

2026-02-09 20:50:46 UTC

Does anyone remember when we used to share software, music, movies, and more around here?
Today's platforms are rubbish.
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2026-02-09 20:30:10 UTC

😂 Luckily, since I'm an antisocial person who doesn't give a damn about the world, I don't have to deal with this crap.
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2026-02-09 20:22:20 UTC

By the way, never run this crap on your PC.
Using Qubes OS, is virtual isolation taken to the extreme.
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2026-02-09 20:19:53 UTC

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I'm not here to kiss anyone's ass, you fucking idiot, so I say whatever the hell I want.
Clown.

2026-02-09 19:52:57 UTC

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Your buddy Netanyahu is calling you to war, hurry up and go!
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2026-02-09 19:48:15 UTC

After a few days of testing Codex, especially version 5.3, to debug and find possible errors, I am amazed at how easy it is to prepare test batteries, and I am also using it for pentesting. Unfortunately, as soon as it detects suspicious activity, it blocks you, and it really isn't suspicious activity because to test a system you need to do something bad.
My thought is, this is what they sell to the public, but what does the NSA have?
Until now, penetrating systems has been a tedious, repetitive, and boring task, contrary to what you see on TV.
Now it's like having a whole army just for you (if you train agents locally who don't censor you).
Everyone is ignoring what's happening behind the scenes.
I think everything has gotten a thousand times worse since Snowden spoke out.

2026-02-09 19:38:30 UTC

nmapUnleashed: A modern CLI wrapper for Nmap, designed to make network scanning more comfortable and effective.
https://github.com/Sharkeonix/nmap-unleashed
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2026-02-09 15:07:39 UTC

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My wife is a great woman, but we are a traditional family and we both reject all this nonsense.
Surely it's you who will be hurt. I assume that since you have no sense of humor, you're the leftist type who got vaccinated four times against COVID.
Okay, I can see now that you're a communist.
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2026-02-09 15:03:00 UTC

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2026-02-08 16:13:19 UTC

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My model is to save in Bitcoin and spend in Bitcoin; it's not all or nothing.
That's not the problem. The problem is getting people to understand that if it's not used, if there's no market for goods and services, it's useless.

2026-02-08 15:51:06 UTC

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For example, at shopstr you already have a Lightning wallet preconfigured with cashu, but if you want, you can have your own wallet connected to NWC.
You also have https://milk.market.

2026-02-08 15:46:01 UTC

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This has already happened with gold, and do you see people using gold?
Apply this to Bitcoin. It's worthless for Bitcoin to have a trillion-dollar market cap if you have nowhere to spend it.
Right now, the main task should be to create decentralized markets, but no one is doing it, promoting it, or using it.

2026-02-08 15:41:43 UTC

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I disagree with this; at least in our generation, Bitcoin is still inflationary.
It's just that the HODL narrative, which is a psyop by the three-letter agencies, has taken hold.

2026-02-08 15:37:43 UTC

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I disagree with that. Shopstr, for example, does everything for you, as do btcpay server and openbazaar.

2026-02-08 15:36:02 UTC

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We have lost the battle of the dark markets; we are not even present in most of them.
In markets where Bitcoin is offered alongside Monero, Monero wins hands down.
All projects that have attempted a distributed market have failed due to a lack of interest from Bitcoiners, such as Openbazaar and, soon, Shopstr.
Ten years ago, you could buy more things with Bitcoin than you can now. Most of those who accepted Bitcoin have stopped doing so due to a lack of interest from buyers.
The HODL narrative has won, and it is the narrative that makes Bitcoin harmless.

2026-02-08 13:03:25 UTC

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2026-02-08 11:43:05 UTC

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Your strategy only serves to pay taxes; it's useless.
You live a Fiat life; I live a Bitcoin life. That doesn't work for me. Less theory and more practice.

2026-02-08 11:32:44 UTC

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😂😂😂😂😂
I don't think you live a Bitcoin life like I do.

2026-02-08 10:58:47 UTC

Less crap like Citrea and chains like ARK or Spark, which are unnecessary right now, and more Shopstr.
And above all, change the attitude. HODL is useless.
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2026-02-08 10:56:42 UTC

I'm going to show how wrong Bitcoiners are about Bitcoin as a store of value.
What's happening now with the dark markets? Since most of them offer their services for privacy coins because Bitcoin hasn't offered any convincing solutions, you have to exchange your Bitcoins for these coins in order to buy anything.
What happens if we continue on the same path as before, where, for example, Monero is creating communities where you can buy things with Monero?
You'll end up exchanging your Bitcoins for Monero in order to buy anything.
What good will Bitcoin be in the end if we don't offer goods and services for Bitcoin?
Is it better to stay quiet about all this? And suck each other's dicks?
It's a fucking huge strategic mistake.
And that's it for my advice today. I just know that I don't see any progress in this when others do.
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2026-02-08 10:08:44 UTC

https://shopstr.store
https://xmrbazaar.com/search/buy-service/
Compare what one store offers and another.
The funny thing is that https://shopstr.store is decentralized. We Bitcoiners have incredible technologies that we don't use. What the hell is going on?
Are you starting to understand what I mean?
Bitcoin as a store of value is worthless.
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2026-02-08 10:05:10 UTC

I'm human, you know, and I get angry, quite easily in fact.
I can hardly spend my Bitcoin without going through fiat.
It's all very nice in theory, but in practice most Bitcoiners aren't doing anything that really matters.
If you don't understand my warnings, you're just sucking your own dick. To progress, you have to be critical of yourself and your surroundings. Although I admit that sucking dicks gets you further.
Wake up, damn it, and use Bitcoin for what it's meant for.
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2026-02-08 09:58:42 UTC

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Wouldn't it have been better to offer a permanent solution instead of rushing to create bip110, which is only temporary?
I don't agree with this approach to development at all; it only brings instability to the network.

2026-02-08 09:41:16 UTC

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Or no, that's not my intention at all. This is just a wake-up call about everything I believe is happening in the development of Bitcoin.

2026-02-08 09:37:38 UTC

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Or no, I'm not in that position, I'm just in the position of drawing attention, these are thoughts out loud.
I don't think my current vision fits with anyone.
It was just a thought I needed to express as a way of drawing attention.
I don't know, it's hard to explain, sometimes I'm a bit of a woman.

2026-02-08 09:29:29 UTC

I have to make this post because otherwise I'll explode, and obviously I don't think it will make anyone happy, but that's what it means to be free and not care what others say.
As you know, I've had my ups and downs with Monero supporters, but a few weeks ago I decided to put that behind me and start trying out everything in the Monero ecosystem, and I can only say that Monero's privacy works and in that respect it's wonderful. Bitcoin on layer 1 has nothing on Monero in that area. Monero is totally fungible and by default, without complications.
That said, my conclusion is that Bitcoin and Monero are like night and day, so different that I don't think they even compete with each other, but so different that I think you have to cover yourself by holding both in case one fails.
- Bitcoin has a limited supply, never more than 21 million. Monero has a queue emission of 0.6 Monero per block approximately every 2 minutes. In practice, by 2050 there will be 22.64 million Monero and by 2100 there will be 30.53 million Monero. This is a totally different model for securing the network through subsidies.
- In Bitcoin, the supply is fully verifiable. In Monero, you have to trust that the underlying cryptography has no implementation errors and that there has been no hidden inflation. This is the price to pay for privacy.
- Bitcoin has a maximum block size of 4MB and scales through layer 2 solutions. Monero has a dynamic block size that allows it to remain functional in times of stress, but it must be accepted that if the chain were heavily used, decentralization would be lost.
- Mining is also completely opposite. Bitcoin chose to professionalize it at the expense of decentralization but being more resistant to state attacks due to its hash power. Monero is the opposite, preferring to make it more decentralized with conventional equipment but vulnerable to state attacks due to its low hash power.
- When it comes to privacy, the discussion is quite short. Monero is private and fungible at layer 1, Bitcoin is not.
And aside from these things, which I believe are objective and I am not going to evaluate, what I am going to evaluate is that Bitcoin is losing the Cypherpunk ideals, as demonstrated by its development. I believe that both Core and those who support BIP110 have lost their way.
So, given that Bitcoin and Monero are diametrically opposed and given the danger of Bitcoin's failed development, it is worth considering Monero as an alternative.

2026-02-08 08:58:44 UTC

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2026-02-08 08:37:08 UTC

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Correct, but unfortunately that is where the industry is heading in the first instance, towards lower quality software. Github repositories, for example, have exploded this past year.
I also believe that this will obviously improve over time; it is a new paradigm, just as the first cars were produced by hand and then mass-produced.
Denying this progress would put us in the same position as those who denied the automobile when it first came out.

2026-02-08 08:25:47 UTC

One of the things I got wrong was underestimating AI when it first came out, at least as far as IT is concerned.
My current view is as follows, and I'll explain it for people who aren't involved in IT.
I am a craftsman and I make custom swords, putting a lot of love into the ones I make.
It takes me 10 hours to make a sword, but now I have an assistant who makes swords that are not entirely to my liking, and they are very generic, but my assistant makes 10 swords in 10 hours and I make one.
That said, AI is just as dangerous, if not more so, than social media when it comes to privacy and social control.
So yes, I was wrong. AI is changing and will change the entire world of IT.

2026-02-08 08:04:14 UTC

Anyone can program using AI.
You using AI without basic programming knowledge:
https://blossom.primal.net/cbdfb7426e419b26b156e2033edb184a3cd26859b2d388c0b28a731583d2098e.mp4

2026-02-08 08:02:56 UTC

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😂

2026-02-08 07:48:11 UTC

Good morning!
“The best way to prevent a prisoner from escaping is to make sure he never knows he is in prison.”
Fyodor Dostoyevsky
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2026-02-07 22:13:42 UTC

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This is the typical crazy woman who blames men for everything and doesn't realize that those who have destroyed her traditional values are the same people who promote pedophilia.
She doesn't get it.

2026-02-07 21:37:41 UTC

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You're a stupid woman who only talks nonsense.

2026-02-07 19:22:28 UTC

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2026-02-07 19:05:38 UTC

Since when did it become normal for sports opening and closing ceremonies to be satanic events?
I suppose since our politicians were allowed to fuck our children.
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2026-02-07 18:52:51 UTC

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2026-02-07 15:12:50 UTC

Simon the Zealot → Mircea Popescu
Peter → Nick Szabo
Andrew → Hal Finney
James → Martti Malmi
John → John McAfee
Philip → Laszlo Hanyecz
Bartholomew → Jeff Garzik
Matthew → Eric Hughes
Thomas → Luke Dashjr
James → Wei Dai
Thaddeus → Joseph Poon
Judas Iscariot → Adam Back
Jesus Christ → Satoshi Nakamoto

2026-02-07 14:55:12 UTC

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It's not all about natural resources; if you make good products and technologies, you also win.

2026-02-07 14:51:37 UTC

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I recommend you watch the documentary Princes of the Yen.

2026-02-07 14:46:56 UTC

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Exactly, few people understand this.

2026-02-07 14:29:15 UTC

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That happened in Japan after World War II, but the United States took care of sabotaging them.