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2026-02-10 13:14:38 UTC

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Why not Nostr?

2026-02-07 11:12:34 UTC

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There is nothing new...
1) I did my research 15 years ago. Know that most are slaves and started to break free.
2) Acceptance of slave status and hopelessness.

2026-02-06 12:07:35 UTC

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It's interesting to hear what you are projecting onto me.
Why? Because it tells me a lot about how you perceive the world. And second I will meditate on it because you might see something in myself, that I am not seeing yet.
XMR
The reasoning is pretty far reaching as I am observing this space since basically beginning.
Monero community feels like Bitcoin in its early stages. It reached #4 spot in CMC in 2017 and has been correctly identified as a danger for the state.
So years of price suppression followed, while community expanded to a degree that it dominate all markets where it gets listed. DNM, line merchants,... With cash rendered obsolete it will be its digital successor with high likelihood.
Then came delistings. Liquidity drained, bit also fractional reserves limited. Ever since Monero is regaining market share, painting a beautiful picture with a 9 year triangle breaking to the upside.
BCH
Shunned for wanting to scale like Satoshi envisioned. Attacked from both sides Luke (ultra small blocker) and Craig (infinte blocker).
The mission of TradFi was to control Bitcoin, render it irrelevant and I'd say they came pretty far.
It costed them far less than $500 billion out of the $20,000 billion the fed printed out of thin air since BTC existence.
Now BCH has a legitimate claim to have defended the uncaptured Bitcoin, especially since Gavin refused to work with Epstein. Core arguments have been made in bad faith, code weaknesses introduced.
Tech advanced. Storage, bandwidth, latency, CPU. All in favour of much larger blocksizes while maintaing decentralisation.
Market is more or less stable in BTC terms, working on a trend reversal.
Knots people (just like bcashers) understanding that Core devs are not the neutral magic wizard devs, but in the pockets of agencies, while BCH community fought Core, BSV and ABC (all of them state linked operations).
Make of that what you want.
If you can afford to hold BTC that gets syntetical price manipulated by BlackRock, you might be able to afford 1% in BCH and 1% in XMR.

2026-02-06 11:42:50 UTC

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Polymarket when?

2026-02-06 11:32:02 UTC

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The interesting part is why she is surprised that this is happening. Are we not learning?
She uses someone else computer to publish here work. It implies zero control/centralizaton risk.
#nevent1q…ckyq

2026-02-06 11:28:25 UTC

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If you still need fiat you are a pussy, that didn't do the POW to make their environment Bitcoin/Monero friendly or the research to find suppliers and merchants who accept directly.

2026-02-06 11:25:48 UTC

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Paper sells + retail that thinks prices are real and panic sell because they don't know how synthetic markets work.

2026-02-06 11:21:06 UTC

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Ever been to "Ground Zero Memorial" in NYC?
You do think they use media and schools for propaganda, but not museums?

2026-02-06 11:17:32 UTC

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State licenced means exactly that.
Is it even entrepreneurship? I have my doubts.

2026-02-06 01:14:24 UTC

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Also note that this volatility is something we have never seen on Monero before in absolute and relative terms.

2026-02-06 01:10:30 UTC

For some reason I like the Monero chart. It's compressing a lot of signal in low time. Most of it on paper CEX that unfortunately still exist.
Not because I do think that price stability shouldn't be the most important thing in a currency. But because price stability in USD doesn't matter when it is dying.
This is end game volatility (think Weimar republic).

2026-02-05 23:58:52 UTC

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Probably joking. But fiat maxis so fiat things. They sell at the bottom and invest at the next top they can find.

2026-02-05 23:56:40 UTC

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What else should fiat maxis do while they wait for them to be called?

2026-02-05 23:55:03 UTC

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So many Bitcoin maxis playing the fiat game without even understanding it.
The bill is due.

2026-02-05 23:53:27 UTC

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No. It doesn't when you own the exchange.
You can easily decimate the price by x10 if you are connected tk or own the 2 or 3 biggest CEX directly or indirectly. Then you close withdrawals and wait for more people to panic.
The playbook is known for at least 5 years. That you still ignore it because it first has been only tested and perfected on Monero doesn't speak for the smarts of Bitcoiners.

2026-02-05 23:49:15 UTC

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Don't say you haven't been warned.
#nevent1q…chnc

2026-02-05 23:44:45 UTC

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They are issuing paper coins. Which means two things, we are soon snipping back to the average price. And a little organised withdrawal pressure should help to stop the paper sells.
This is the fiat end game. Else they wouldn't have started the Epstein controlled demolition.

2026-02-05 23:37:44 UTC

Interesting. It seems they used the Monero pump to re-correlate it with the overall market.
KuCoin is in charge of the fictive Monero price.

2026-02-05 23:26:21 UTC

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I give a fuck about who coined a derogative term a decade ago. Let it go.
I do think that it has merit, the community is dedicated and able to take a beating without giving up and especially with today's tech much bigger blocks can be supported in a decentralised way.
Concluding all that I still am a Monero guy, but I see it as a good hedge for BTC.

2026-02-05 23:21:44 UTC

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The moral high ground is not being connected with pedophile ruling class or outright rejecting it and by that paying the price for it e.g. being dumped/delisted and shunned instead of pumped.
Matk my words: Both XMR and BCH will outperform BTC by at least a factor of x5 in the next 3 years.
If that is not a good hedge, I don't know what is.

2026-02-05 16:33:26 UTC

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Some thoughts
#nevent1q…kjj2

2026-02-05 16:28:17 UTC

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You can see and study how it went down in Monero.
And the community was small enough to organize Moneroruns for years making CEX delist it.
It still took three years to break free, and any upside price discovery can immediately becut down to the long term average (slow price rise vs USD)

2026-02-05 16:23:12 UTC

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Bitcoiners and MSTR holders really should hope for BlackRock capture and that they see it a tool good enough to advance their agenda for it to pump it again with freshly printed USD/t
Which renders BTC useless for any cyoherpunk, freedom fighter but at least saves some people from personal insolvency as well at the cost of becoming fiat bitches.
#nevent1q…kjj2

2026-02-05 16:19:00 UTC

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You are nkt suposed to look at this from a one dimensional perspective.
You take several factors into account including how the world will look like when we reach 30k.
It will not just confirm the break down of long term trend vs gold but also vs USD (which is a literal shitcoin).
Furthermore it means your nominal value will be down close to 2017 levels. While purchasing powered chrased x3.
Meanwhile paper BTC will change the dynamics for price discovery from hypes to slow and boring price stability with small up slope, meaning that 2030/32 is much closer than many perceive and markets will price that in, when considering insolvency risk.

2026-02-05 16:07:14 UTC

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Monero (without doubt)
Bcash (as a surprise to many).
Silver and Gold (before their respective runs)
Do you want me to go into more detail or can you see how those present valuable hedges for your BTC position?

2026-02-05 16:03:35 UTC

Surfing some mainstream media outlets today.
It's literal cancer. Even those papers that once had a claim to be for intellectuals are feeding low value propaganda slop to make your life hell on earth.
Yes we are that far in the cycle.
Let them die.

2026-02-05 16:00:55 UTC

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What makes you believe that is the case and not just projection on your side?

2026-02-05 15:59:23 UTC

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Symbol-language is how they coordinate without needing words.
Plebs are not trained in understanding their symbols so they (dis)miss the signals.
#nevent1q…tntl

2026-02-05 15:56:14 UTC

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BlackRock filling orders.

2026-02-05 15:55:09 UTC

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You had your chance.
The world moves on.
There are projects that held the moral high ground despite being shit on by fiat maxis that they lack NGU tech.
I recommend to hedge accordingly.

2026-02-05 15:29:06 UTC

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I doubt it.
I encountered three fails in under one minute.
It wants me to send an SMS for verification.
It is not available in my country.
It is a company.

2026-02-05 15:16:16 UTC

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Great choice!

2026-02-05 15:16:05 UTC

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How do you replace without USD? Do you have income in BTC?

2026-02-05 14:11:05 UTC

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Human rights group that are blind for US, UK and EU can go fuck themselves.
AND
This is a totally expected result in a dictatorship.
It's also showing a lack of empathy on the side of the comedian for a fellow being and it could present itself as a chance for healing between two affected persons instead of court room dealings and sentencing.
So several things can be true at the same time.

2026-02-05 14:01:13 UTC

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Blocksize war has been a Blockstream/Epstein mission.

2026-02-05 13:57:18 UTC

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In BTC terms
TRX up
BCH up
XMR up
Everything else down.

2026-02-05 13:55:54 UTC

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Fractional reserves is what they want and Coinbase delivers.

2026-02-05 13:49:41 UTC

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In gold terms this is a confirmed break down after a double top.
But you do you.

2026-02-05 13:45:52 UTC

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I'd guess around 30k would suffice.

2026-02-05 13:38:59 UTC

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Which assets do you currently buy with your BTC?
The only thing that comes to mind and might make sense is XMR.

2026-02-05 13:36:49 UTC

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There will always be free riders.
So we should keep that in mind when designing against free riders.
Most often the free riders will hide themselves as poiticians, government officials or bureaucrats.

2026-02-05 13:19:32 UTC

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Not sure who needs to hear this.
Assets doing assets things.
#nevent1q…ut23

2026-02-05 13:17:18 UTC

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How do you take advantage when you are an all in Bitcoin maxi that knows the dangers of CEX/fractional reserves.
Exactly. You don't!
The paperization of Bitcoin is the biggest attack as it will transform BTC into tiny-number-go-up-tech after reaching the paper bottom.
It basically gets rid of the get rich quick narrative so only hatdcore Bitcoiners and institutions eantvtobwater these uncertain waters. As happened with Monero between 2021 and 2024.

2026-02-05 13:10:12 UTC

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Indeed. Fiat price, especially in its current fractionally reserved state is an illusion.
Your net worth is a number expressed in SATs whatever it may be. Not some crazy fiat number.

2026-02-05 13:07:49 UTC

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Neutral money will equally serve good and bad intentions. The money is not in itself responsible of how we treat each other. That's a question of consciousness and human interaction.

2026-02-05 13:05:57 UTC

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The answer is one that might surprise you.
1. Assume your project is already compromised
2. Assume Intel agents are involved in the project
3. Encourage anonymous devs who have less attack surface IRL (we already assume some are compromised)
4. Only ever use decentralised, censorship resistant public channels for decision making (assuming there are hidden coalitions/communication)
5. Focus on one thing and make it the overarching goal
6. Hope that forces of liberation outweigh the forces of control by constantly contributing to more freedom through the development of the tech (which inevitably will raise its opponents)
7. Align incentives by paying out in the project currency
8. Make dev process and funding transparent and auditable
9. Encourage the community to use decentralised communication channels
10. Invite criticism /auditing and make utva cultural corner stone no one can question with good faith.
Monero community overall those pretty well, though I see some potential for improvement and reliance on devs (some public ally known) as well as centralised infrastructure, though it akready waned a little bit (reddit).

2026-02-05 12:51:38 UTC

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Exhibit A
As long as Bitcoiners don't also fight against CEX listings and ETFs this is a very weak ultra long term fix. It tells us that they still live in the old paradigm where BTC derivatives didn't control the market price.
#nevent1q…sjr6

2026-02-05 12:46:50 UTC

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Learn the new rules of the game fellow Bitcoiners.
#nevent1q…nqay

2026-02-05 12:46:17 UTC

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In other words BTC would have reached $1.25M as a top if it weren't for fractional reserves. Doesn't sound too bad in comparison to what we have seen in gold.

2026-02-05 12:43:29 UTC

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Ask yourself, what should be the fair price for BTC.
Let's say $245k or $350k??
Now divide it by ten.
That's the price the market will offer you and a good time to increase your holdings.
Everything else is handing them money on a silver platter.

2026-02-05 12:41:04 UTC

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It doesn't pay off to be late to fundamental changes in market structure.
Bitcoiners made the institutional deals. Now they pay for it.

2026-02-05 12:39:26 UTC

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Demand - supply dynamics which have ruled BTC for the first 8 years started to break with the introduction of CME, CBOE in late 2017.
Crack after crack happened until we saw ETFs and now are fully relying on manipulater synthetic derivative expansion and contraction.

2026-02-05 12:36:29 UTC

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"I'm not half the man I used to be" comes to mind.
Enjoy maximalism, I'd say.
IRL I give a fuck about fiat maxi NGU tech. It's stupid and I call out people for it being anti Austrian economics (currency competition) for as long as I am in the space.
Now I say enjoy fractional reserves on BTC. It's not that we (from Monero experience) haven't warned you years ago.

2026-02-05 12:28:46 UTC

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Ironically Monero historically was the most vulnerable coin in regards to fractional reserving it.
But as it is also a powerful MoE that is actually used in all markets it got delisted from almost all CEX and I sincerely hope that they will pull it from all remaining CEX. That will kill paperization.
But even with remaining CEX it can not be dumped below a certain threshold value because its usage dictates a price floor tied to the real economy which makes it ironically a good store of value despite not being able to perfectly audit it.

2026-02-05 03:08:21 UTC

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I am not here to make friends, Jack. Tbough this might occasionally occur.
I am here to call out inconsistent behaviour. I care for you, I care for me, I care for us all. That's why I want you to live up to your potential.

2026-02-04 22:49:54 UTC

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Let them ban it completely. It's stupid to fight for centralised platforms.

2026-02-04 22:47:18 UTC

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Taxes are just here to reajust fractional reserves with partially real reserves.

2026-02-04 22:46:41 UTC

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Never was there in the first place.

2026-02-04 22:43:36 UTC

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If you keep using Jade you are a fool.
I even read somewhere it needs to connect to Blocjstream server before creating the seed.
Huge red flag.

2026-02-04 22:39:33 UTC

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With coreboot/libreboot to decativate Intel ME?
If not it's a malinvest from a security perspective.

2026-02-04 22:33:14 UTC

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Jack is a grifter.
He ignores Monero because his regulated fiat loan form is not allowed (by the state he claims to fight) to touch it.
Follow grifters at your own risk.

2026-02-04 12:29:01 UTC

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MOLLY is a recommendation for everybody who still relies on the Signal network for normie communication.
#nevent1q…uxe5

2026-02-04 12:27:53 UTC

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Molly for normies and Simplex with its encrypted DB for everybody else.
What are you currently identifying as Graphenes weak spots?
What about the underlying reliance on proprietary hardware.
How do you perceive the future and how can we contribute to funding it?

2026-02-04 12:17:34 UTC

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Part of the Bitcoin community forked in 2017. Time to revisit that phase with new eyes.
Yes they have bigger block sizes, though I'd argue that is not something that seems unhandable in 2026. At least it hasn't been exploited in the last 9 years.
Especially since bcash got rid of CSW/BSV and ABC, which cost them a lot of effort, community drama and investment confidence they seem to be on a much more stable and reasonable path. Even price wise vs BTC.

2026-02-04 11:51:30 UTC

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I agree, but let me rephrase it. The Monero community is the Bitcoin community. They are one and the same. Always was. We are one community.
I would tend to go as far as we can even win back bcash people, as they were the first to go against Blockstream and TradFi capture.
Since they got rid of other gov funded opertions like CSW/BSV and later ABC they are much closer to the Bitcoin community spirit than captured Core.

2026-02-04 11:43:49 UTC

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Have you looked into the blocking of app trackers?
e/OS (we know its shit ftom a security petspective) does it on the OS level and there are apps like "TrackerControl" but they use the VPN slot which conflicts with other VPNs or Tor.
This is especially interesting for normies still using proprietary apps on Graphene.

2026-02-04 11:40:02 UTC

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You put too much faith into faith and to little thought in critical thinking.
Else you would have fully hedged your bets with gold, silver, Monero (and maybe even bcash if Core devs go down).
Unfortunately the maxi religion didn't allow for that, which left you all in a vulnerable place.
It's not that you haven't been warned by OGs for years that Bitcoin has its own tradeoffs one shouldn't ignore.

2026-02-04 11:31:02 UTC

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Bitcoiners realising that Blockstream has been an undercover operation actually funded by TradFi (Mastercard, AXA, Linkedin) that duped most in the community and even some close to the company.
As a Bitcoiner of 2010 I tell you that most of you lacked critical distance in order to properly: Do not trust. Verify!
Agencies mostly go for psychological factors they identify as weaknesses. Everybody has those. But if one side has basically all the knowledge about how to psychologically infiltrate and manipulate one while the other side/group has no idea they become an easy target.
The thing I need to tell you is. TradFi have captured the whole market (sorry, but including BTC) to a degree that they can and NEED to blow it all up now.
They have Digital ID and CBDCs ready. Cash almost phased out while they controlled Monero for the last 6 years. If they don't move now Monero will become digital cash endangering their agenda. That's why you see them doing the reveals themselves now.
A PsyOp is like an intel asset that lost its value. You get rid of it as fast as you can while spinning the news cycle.
#nevent1q…rrk4

2026-02-04 11:06:17 UTC

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The devil is in the detail. Some conspiracy theories are meant to distract, to be believed so one can put all together and call them all false.
Then there is an who thjng. Always be humble. Take in new information. Verify it and see if it is able to change your identity or world view.
The problem is that we need more people that are self-actualised. That observe in the moment and can act. If a conspiracy act needs 25 years to be uncovered the world and the abuse went on. Only in the momebtvand with presence can we control our own dsstin as sovereigns.

2026-02-04 11:01:41 UTC

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Such comments are extremly said.
They bring no new arguments to the table while claiming superiority and knowledge.
Just with 9/11those who got their education from mainstream media and Hollywood movies are the loudest defenders of the government narrative. Which tells us only one thing. Propaganda through media and schools works.
In every field you should read both the proponents and critics of a theory. I am quire sure you never bothered to read the perspective of scientist questioning in part or fully the Holocaust.

2026-02-04 10:50:42 UTC

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As he claimed himself he was/is the front for the Rothschild empire. What do you expect?

2026-02-04 01:27:40 UTC

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As long as the US doesn't print x10 over night paper Bitcoin games can be played for years to come.

2026-02-04 01:17:55 UTC

Too many Bitcoiners, put too much faith into Blockstream for far too long.
Do not trust. Verify!
They said.

2026-02-04 01:16:07 UTC

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Tails on a computer without internet.
Also good for plausible deniability.

2026-02-04 00:49:40 UTC

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So far there seem to be none.
#nevent1q…gr8t

2026-02-03 23:12:47 UTC

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Anonymous devs? Amir Taaki is probably the closest one gets.

2026-02-03 23:11:41 UTC

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This is how all conspiracy theories resolve themselves. As public knowledge.

2026-02-03 23:09:39 UTC

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It's time to bring him here then.

2026-02-03 16:38:38 UTC

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Now show us nuclear power plants in surrounding countries.

2026-02-03 16:36:03 UTC

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Now that he deems himself a central banker for a a gold backed crypto dollar alternative it's finally okay. Lol.

2026-02-03 11:40:15 UTC

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Nostr offices next?

2026-02-03 11:36:30 UTC

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Not sure who needs to hear this.
There will always be an anti-force in this universe. Don't confuse the energy itself with the mantle it picks.
In other words Christianity tells is to also love our enemies as they represent part of the force within us.
Like Jesus, calling them out for the low desires they represent and that we should integrate the good force it contails while rising our ambitions far above it.
To me this is a processs of awareness. Killing a man for his desire to unreflected power won't help us rise to real power connected with the divine.

2026-02-03 11:30:18 UTC

When the system plots it's own downfall it will also be a PsyOp you shouldn't fall for.
Everything the current system wants you to think is made in a specific way to make you act controllable.
Think and act for yourself.
You'll need to access your heart for that. It's a powerful tool that you've been given to feel/spread love and true intention breaking down complexity into simple and heart-felt decisions. Become aware of it, refine it.

2026-02-03 11:22:24 UTC

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We are here to walk the talk (materialise energy into form). Why else would my energetic self (call it soul) would decide to come here if staying within abstract immaterial concepts that we might have always had access to from different non physical dimensions?

2026-02-03 11:00:51 UTC

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I am glad this finally gets the attention it deserves, but really OGs were talking about the vacuum and the hostile capture right when it happened (and of course as an attack vector before it).
It's just that one side is better in duping new comers and by using lies and scare tactics they always had an strategic advantage over honest people in the space.
"A lie travelled around the planet ten times already, while the truth..."
"Ten times more hard to convince someone that tge've been lied to...."

2026-02-03 10:53:12 UTC

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Lol. Good take fox not.

2026-02-03 10:49:22 UTC

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So it be. Offer help to those that lost orientaton, but are good hearted. Plenty of those.

2026-02-03 10:48:32 UTC

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Tell me how many merchants you made accept Monero this month.
Tell me how many people you gave back their right to sovereignty over their own financials by introducing them to Monero.
Tell me where else you spread the word of privacy, opsec and building reliable trust nets.
Fuck your everyday job. THAT IS YOUR EVERYDAY JOB.

2026-02-03 10:45:42 UTC

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I took away my energy of that "system" 15 years ago. I use Monero almost exclusively for all my every day payments.
Do your part. Opt-out. And show others how they can opt-in into a world of sovereignity and new found connection.

2026-02-03 10:43:35 UTC

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They play both sides.
Of you identify with one side they already have you under control.

2026-02-03 10:36:08 UTC

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Pathetic, when they could just start a campaign to promote the use of Simplex, Session, Whitenoise, Molly (Signal).
They are still caught in the worthless fight of thinking to fix a broken system.

2026-02-03 10:32:46 UTC

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Monero insures that their id a crack in the control grid.

2026-02-02 21:41:57 UTC

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No one with a big stack can trade this market. The supply is simply not there.
Paper supply is only meant to swindle you out of your real stack.

2026-02-02 21:40:26 UTC

Monero is at a fair longterm price. You can savely ignore paper games.
If it weren't for KuCoin and MEXC to dictate numbers with little real coin supply, we'd just be at the same price as a month ago with positive upside slope.

2026-02-02 19:38:04 UTC

Has anybody looked into bcash - Jeffrey Epstein connections?
Could we have been duped?

2026-02-02 19:17:13 UTC

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Anonymous Monero devs are paid in Monero by the community. Every quarter they need to represent results and apply for new funding.
The incentives are strong to make it as usable as possible when there is no fist side.

2026-02-02 09:24:23 UTC

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The number of Monero users where both XMR and BTC are allowed to compete is usually bigger than with BTC.
Use per marketcap plays in a different league it's x200 compared to BTC.

2026-02-02 09:21:50 UTC

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It tells you that most are intelligence assets.
There is a difference between a project that has a few Intel assets or is overwhelmingly produced by agents.

2026-02-02 09:16:57 UTC

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Well, it rensers Bitcoin maxi arguments against Monero (no NGU tech) irrelevant.

2026-02-02 09:15:26 UTC

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You are reckless if not doverisfying 5 to 10% to Monero.
But yes, this to be expected when the laggards join while TradFi already plays paper games.