What a dark, hopeless and shameful day for humanity: Professor Hans-Hermann Hoppe removed as Mises Institute Senior Distinguished Fellow. Here is the list of the sons of bitches: Joseph Salerno Ryan McMaken Walter Block Philipp Bagus Jesus Huerta de Soto Daniel Lacalle Bastard Jewier Mileikovsky poisoned the Mises Institute too, unfortunately. Sayanim and shabbos goyim are everywhere, and poisoning every well.

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Hoppe Removed as Mises Institute Senior Distinguished Fellow

Cross-posted at HansHoppe.com This is April 1, but this is not an April Fool’s Day joke (I despise April Fool’s Day jokes). In response...

Monero's RandomX v2 is released! 🎉

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Release RandomX v2.0 · tevador/RandomX

Changes: Fix typos in documentation #307 CI: removed deprecated macos builds #308 Fixed a crash on some systems when freeing memory #310 Added ran...

Professor Jiang Hype is so lame. I hate those fucking herbivore chingchangchungchongs.

These idiots in the Bitchcoiner cult will never grasp any concept or context properly. Just look at what this imbecile did: he cropped out the reference to Monero from this one year old image/meme created by a fellow Monero proponent, tweaked it slightly, and then shared it. View quoted note →

You don't have the slightest clue regarding the magnitude of what's coming, and you don't have enough #Monero. View quoted note →

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Bitchcoin prioritised short term extraction. #Monero prioritises long-term resilience. Wake the fuck up! Monero isn't extreme; it's needed globally.

#Monero is the monetary form of invisibility within the Matrix. Bitcoin is like one who has awakened, yet still walks beneath the system’s cameras; Monero is for those who move through the code without appearing on its radar. It does not merely transfer value; it casts a veil against the Agent Smiths of the digital world. In the Matrix, true power lies not only in breaking chains, but in becoming unreadable to the system itself. Monero does exactly that. If Bitcoin is the beginning of resistance, Monero is that resistance brought to mastery. View quoted note →

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Behold this oath with me: I will not kill any gentile on behalf of Jews' interests.

Mozilla is fucked. Brave is suspicious. Helium is gonna be good. LibreWolf is fucking gooood. Mullvad is suspicious. iVPN is hella good. TOR is fucked. I2P is real revolution. Protonmail is fucked. Telegram is fucked. Session is fucked. SimpleX is fucked. Discord is fucked. Matrix/Element is suspicious. Stoat is good. Kloak is gonna be great. Signal is suspicious. Molly is brutally nice. Zcash is cucked and fucked. Bitcoin is the fuckest fuckiddy fucked. Monero is the realest revolution. Debian is fucked. CachyOs is great. Android is fucked. GrapheneOS is suspicious. LineageOS is good. Notion is fucked. Standard Notes is great. LastPass is fucked. Bitwarden is fucked. 1Password is fucked. View quoted note →

#Monero is not a refuge for the furtive or a cloak for the cowardly; it is the architecture of collective opacity that turns individual anonymity into communal armor. In a world where the state outfits itself as shepherd and parasite alike -mapping every transfer, naming every pattern, converting economic life into a ledger of obedience- the Monero economy becomes the shoal: numerous, ordinary, and impossible to interrogate one by one. Monero's agorism teaches that counter-power lives in the exchanges we refuse to hand over; Monero's anarcho-capitalism insists that property means the inalienable right of control, not conditional custody; Monero's crypto-anarchism proves the lesson in math and in code. Together they declare a simple operational doctrine: if you cannot see the whole without breaking the parts, then the parts will not be offered up. Let the regulators swim at the center of their own myths; the swarm rewrites the game by making sight useless and coercion costly. This is not chaos but engineered resilience: privacy-by-default, fungibility as a non-negotiable right, and money that refuses to narrate its owners' lives -so the parasitic state discovers that enforcement is only potent where visibility is granted, and when visibility is withdrawn, its teeth blunt against a thousand small, synchronized refusals. View quoted note →

A fine is a tax for doing wrong. A tax is fine for doing right and well. View quoted note →