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₱ⱤØⱠł₣ł₵ JØł₦₮Ⱬ
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Unlucky Kid 369 | Question Everything, Trust Nothing 🫡 I’m here to disrupt the status quo with my independent thoughts, strategic investments in digital assets, and a passion for all things cannabis 🌿. For me, code is law 👨‍💻. A staunch advocate of #Bitcoin ₿, I believe in the power of decentralized finance to transform our world. As a crypto trader 📈 and the General of GSBAM 🪖, I navigate the volatile seas of digital currencies with precision and foresight. Fostering a community of like-minded individuals. Living life off experience 😎, I thrive on questioning conventions and forging my own path. I embrace the label {Pronouns} Asshole 🍩 because I refuse to be put in a 📦. I’m a strategist in the shadows 🕶, constantly analyzing, planning, and executing with precision. ✨ Motto: ‘Revolutionize the norm, master the chaos.’ ✨ I am also the owner of the “Wolves of Bitcoin” room 🐺 via Corny Chat https://cornychat.com/Wolvesofbit
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₱ⱤØⱠł₣ł₵ JØł₦₮Ⱬ 4 days ago
Social media has really got people confused into thinking proximity equals friendship. I have friends in real life. Family in real life. Kids in real life. A whole life in real life. You think I’m logging on here to find a bunch of people who are constantly wrong, refuse to study, repeat narratives, and get emotional when facts are checked? Where’s the growth? Where’s the bag? Where’s the knowledge? You are who you surround yourself with ever heard of that. I’m not here to be friends with people who can’t admit when they’re wrong. Everyone online has a motive, building a brand, selling, engagement, attention. $BTC went from “don’t trust, verify” to “trust the influencer.” Meanwhile, people are out here showing off for pennies. It’s wild. I’m here to learn, grow, protect my people, and find the truth. Friendship is optional. Integrity, intelligence, and growth are not.
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₱ⱤØⱠł₣ł₵ JØł₦₮Ⱬ 1 week ago
They told you it was the best hardware wallet because it was open source and “verified by the community.” Now ask yourself, who actually verified it, how was it tested, and what did everyone simply assume was secure? Do you still feel protected by the words “open source”?
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₱ⱤØⱠł₣ł₵ JØł₦₮Ⱬ 1 week ago
A hardware ID might show that a vulnerable Coldcard generated a seed. It does NOT prove who owned the device, who funded the wallet, or who legally owned the Bitcoin. That is supporting forensic evidence, not proof of ownership. View quoted note →
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₱ⱤØⱠł₣ł₵ JØł₦₮Ⱬ 2 weeks ago
I was telling them the truth. I pointed out exactly what would not work. I explained why certain decisions were dangerous. I said, “Do not do that, it puts all of us at risk.” They had the information. They had other options. They had people trying to protect them. They still made the selfish choice. My mistake was believing that telling someone the truth would make them care enough to change. Sometimes people understand perfectly they simply do not care how their decisions affect anyone else. And after ignoring every warning, destroying the trust, and putting everyone at risk, you still have the nerve to say, “Maybe we can be friends.” That takes a special kind of audacity. 🙄🤣
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