When it comes to privacy, always do what a Zionist at the helm of Mossad does. The camera always well covered, no grapheneos or anything else 😂.

Anyone who says Signal isn't private doesn't understand anything about cryptography. Metadata is another matter. Signal is private but not anonymous, Simplex is private and anonymous (or tries to be anonymous because data correlation attacks can be carried out). Although advances have been made in Signal, information can still be gleaned from metadata, such as the last time you were connected or that the server knows the recipient of the message, i.e., who you are sending it to. That said, Signal is the gold standard for privacy and is more proven than Simplex. In fact, Signal has been a pioneer in many ways. Both Simplex and Signal are two tools you need and can have different use cases.

And that's why I haven't had WhatsApp for many years. If someone can't spare five minutes of their life to install Signal or Simplex, then they don't deserve to talk to me.

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HODL has been the CIA's biggest psyop against Bitcoin. They have billions and very intelligent people to create long-term subversive strategies. You have always underestimated them, and they have the empire and the weapons, not us. They are not so bad at what they do. Notice that they are winning the battle day after day, because with each passing day we have less freedom and live worse.

You just have to do the following simulation to understand that HODL is useless. - You continue to receive your salary in fiat. - You save whatever is left over from your salary at the end of the month in Bitcoin. - The fiat currency, along with your salary, continues to depreciate (CPI scam that is always below real inflation). - Since there are no goods and services offered in Bitcoin, you continue to use fiat for your daily expenses. - You buy less and less Bitcoin because you save less fiat. - There comes a point where you can no longer save and can no longer buy more Bitcoin. - You start using your Bitcoin savings, and to do so, you have to sell and convert it to fiat and also pay between 20 and 50% in taxes, depending on the country. - You continue to receive your salary in fiat currency. In a scenario where Bitcoin spending is encouraged, things change significantly: - You continue to receive your salary in fiat currency. - You save whatever is left over from your salary at the end of the month in Bitcoin. - Fiat currency, along with your salary, continues to depreciate (CPI scam that is always below real inflation). - There are goods and services offered in Bitcoin. - You decide to pay for certain goods and services with Bitcoin. At this point, an anomaly occurs because even though you continue to receive your salary in fiat and cannot escape the macabre cycle of salary deflation, there will be people who, by offering services and goods for Bitcoin, will receive part or all of their salary in Bitcoin. - There comes a point when you receive your salary in Bitcoin because you enter the circular economy of goods and services offered by Bitcoin. - You no longer need to use fiat currency or convert your savings into fiat currency because you can buy anything with Bitcoin. Jake Mate.

Bitcoin is a battle between good and evil.

Peter Todd, the same guy who promotes spam and advocates that Bitcoin should not have a limit of 21 million, and who promotes war, death, and destruction, is now creating a shitcoin on Solana to finance his OpenTimestamps project.

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The Spanish Empire, 1,000 years later, took over from the Roman Empire and marked the peak of Christian culture in Europe. Here are some historical achievements and contributions linked to the Spanish Empire (with dates and a contextual sentence): • European arrival in America (1492): Columbus' first voyage, financed by the Crown of Castile, landed on October 12, 1492, in the Caribbean, opening a cycle of exploration and transatlantic contacts.  • Sighting of the Pacific Ocean from the New World (1513): Vasco Núñez de Balboa crossed the Isthmus of Panama and sighted the "South Sea" (Pacific) on September 25 (according to some sources, September 27) 1513.  • First circumnavigation of the globe (1519–1522): the expedition begun by Magellan and completed by Juan Sebastián Elcano achieved the first circumnavigation (returning to Spain in 1522).  • First stable transpacific trade route (Manila Galleon, 1565–1815): connected Manila and Acapulco for centuries, linking a global circuit with American silver and Asian manufactured goods.  • Institutions of navigation, cartography, and trade (Casa de la Contratación, 1503): created in Seville to regulate trade and navigation with the Indies and train pilots, among other functions.  • Indian administration and law (Recopilación de Leyes de Indias, 1680): official compilation to regulate the territories of America and the Philippines, approved by Charles II.  • Documentary heritage and historical research (Archivo General de Indias): holds key documentation on the Americas and Asia; part of its holdings/documents are recognized in the "Memory of the World" (UNESCO) framework through the Ministry of Culture.  • School of Salamanca (16th–17th centuries): theologians and jurists (e.g., Francisco de Vitoria, Domingo de Soto) developed ideas on natural law, ius gentium, and moral-legal debates linked to expansion and the international order.  • Contributions to the history of economic thought: the Salamanca tradition is studied by historians of thought (e.g., through works on monetary theory and prices by Spanish authors).  • "Precursors" of the Austrian School: some authors defend links/antecedents (especially in value theory, money, and banking). The Spanish empire discovered the world and created global trade based on hard currency; since its fall, there have been no advances beyond the moon landing.

Bitcoin never tried to get rich; Bitcoin always tried to screw over central banks by preventing theft caused by currency devaluation and to combat theft perpetrated by states through taxes and confiscatable money.

Why do I insist so much on Bitcoin markets for exchanging goods and services? It's very simple. If we only use Bitcoin for Hodl (Saylor narrative) and goods and services are not offered for Bitcoin, you are forced to sell Bitcoin for Fiat to obtain goods and services, favoring the fiat system and having to pay taxes on the sale of Bitcoin. In this case, Bitcoin is harmless to the state; it is no more dangerous than a stock. But if you can buy goods and services with Bitcoin, this changes everything. You don't use Fiat, you take volume away from the Fiat system, and the state has no control over what you have purchased because there are no bank accounts, making it extremely difficult to collect taxes.

We had OpenBazaar and it worked well, but it didn't get any attention. Bitcoiners were more concerned with Hodl, memes, price charts, and all that crap. It got so little attention that it had to close. View quoted note →

Yes, but they don't understand it and they won't understand it, even most Bitcoiners don't understand it either. If they did understand it, they would be creating decentralized markets to use Bitcoin, and this is currently totally residual.

I'm going to tell you a story from the Spanish Civil War that is analogous to what is happening with Bitcoin. To simplify greatly, in Spain there was the Nationalist side (right wing) fighting against the left-wing movements, which were socialist, communist, and anarchist (left wing). The Nationalist side advanced from west to east, and Barcelona was controlled by communists and anarchists. When the Nationalist side arrived, they were met with absolute silence and no gunfire. The communists and anarchists had been killing each other for years, and there was no resistance left.

The manipulation of narrative and history To understand this, it is best to apply it to moments we have experienced ourselves. The clearest example worldwide is COVID. Although many of us know that it was all a hoax, the narrative established by the system is that it was a pandemic, and that is how it will be written in the history books. All deaths caused by lung infections were simply renamed and said to be due to COVID, but there was hardly any increase, and the flu, for example, disappeared. The reality is that every year there are between 3 and 5 million deaths from lung infections, and in 2020 those deaths were simply reclassified as COVID deaths. Cancer claims many more lives each year than COVID, and heart disease claims many more. The point is that once we all die and realize that it was all a scam, the story that will be written in the history books is that it was all a pandemic.