You can never ever secure anything in a platform that is not yours. We have to be fair even with those that mistreat us, otherwise we are not better than them. View quoted note →

Run your own Wasabi Coordinator.

Coinjoin Coordinator - WabiSabi

How to setup and run a coinjoin coordinator following the WabiSabi protocol (used in Wasabi Wallet 2.0)

No. Privacy is about power. View quoted note →

WWII documentaries built the idea in many people that Nazis were extremely cool. We all know what the Nazi air force was called, the names of their tanks, the names of their bombs, the name of their propaganda chief, and many other of their high-ranking officials. Who knows the name of the Russian air force? What's the name of the British bombs? Does anyone know the name of any Japanese officials? Most people think the Nazi uniforms looked awesome, but does anyone think the American uniforms were anything less than ugly? This is the problem with propaganda: you have to make your enemy seem greater. Another problem is what we see in all attempts at indoctrination: you know that you teach young people, but you don't know what they are really learning from you.. View quoted note →

I'm happy Maduro doesn't rule Venezuela anymore. On the not-so-bright side, globalists will rule the country without resistance to enable abortion, gender ideology, and all kinds of legalized murders and degeneracy that many South Americans are trying to combat.

n Argentina, buying US dollars was a crime, but keeping your Argentinian pesos was suicidal -because of the huge inflation. For that reason, everybody had to buy US dollars in the black market. Think about the implications: you received your salary in pesos and ran to buy US dollars; that means everybody escaped from the white money/white economy to the black money/black economy. All Argentinian savings are out of the government's radar in US dollars bought outside the system. That means the savings are safe, but it is difficult to buy anything without having to create or use fraudulent mechanisms that in any normal country would be used only by criminals. However, in Argentina, we all have savings outside the system, and then we all have to master those concepts. Basically, the previous Argentinian governments pushed all Argentinians to act as criminals. Now, the goverment wants Argentinians to invest their savings but that's not possible! Nobody can go to a bank with a bag full of US dollars bills. How did we get here? One immorality at a time.

How much money does Binance know that I have?

Bitcoin txs will never be as private as BSI's.

How do these people manage to deal with the cognitive dissonance of believing themselves to be privacy fighters while spying on as many uninformed bitcoiners as they can fool into connecting to their servers? View quoted note →