I don't have the energy for anything today, but I think it's worth remembering that without privacy, there is no freedom. France will require you to declare if you hold more than 100,000 euros in cryptocurrency, under penalty of a 10,000-euro fine. Eventually, all European countries will implement this, so it’s more important than ever that you understand how to anonymize your coins. You’ll be targeted by governments and by common thieves when databases are leaked. Bitcoin + CoinJoin + Monero https://cryptoast.fr/amendement-declaration-obligatoire-wallet-crypto-100000-euros-adopte-commission/

Hasta siempre amigo 🐕🐾❤️ 18 años a mi lado, siempre fiel, sabias cuando me encontraba mal, estuviste a mi lado en los mejores momentos y en los peores, sin pedir nunca nada a cambio, siempre contento, siempre esperándome, te cuide como si fueras un hijo y he estado a tu lado hasta tu último aliento, quizás la gente no lo entienda, para muchos solo serias un perro, pero para mí eras mi mejor amigo. Descansa en paz, y recuerda, los perros siempre van al cielo.

The way things stand right now, running a Lightning node is a risky business because of AI, and ensuring privacy for the recipient is still a pain in the neck and expensive. On the other hand, Liquid and the swaps that used to provide cheap privacy are out of the picture. What about CoinJoin? Wasabi is more alive than ever, and so is JoinMarket-ng. You should use them to anonymize your savings, but they aren’t practical for day-to-day use—although Wasabi’s “pay with CoinJoin” option mitigates this somewhat. View quoted note →

After almost a year of tinkering with Monero, achieving privacy on Bitcoin feels rudimentary and expensive. Monero is a tool you should have in your toolbox to fight this shitty system. As things stand, for me, Monero is better than Lightning for receiving and sending everyday payments, while Bitcoin serves as a long-term savings account. On the other hand, running a Monero node feels cumbersome compared to Bitcoin Core—Bitcoin Core’s P2P network stack is on a whole other level.

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A Lightning wallet is like an exchange—an IP address that’s open to attack by anyone.

Don't vote, man; don't be part of the system. Raise your kids by teaching them that politicians are the bad guys, that banks are thieves, that the police serve the system and not you, and that the military is a bunch of morons with guns ready to murder innocent people in the name of some shitty flag. View quoted note →

Exercising your “right” to vote in a democracy is to trample on your dignity and tarnish your honor as a man. You are not exercising your right to vote; you are fulfilling your obligation to vote like a good slave.

Well, you could also start a hardware wallet company and call it ColdCard. View quoted note →

If you're a liar, a thief, a murderer, a pedophile, a psychopath, someone without dignity, someone without honor—congratulations, you can run for president of any country.

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Open-door immigration policies are laws made by soy drinkers with gynecomastia. Libertarians and ancaps serving the Jews sell it to you that way. No, little libertarian apprentice: a country is the private property of its inhabitants, and its inhabitants decide. Murray Rothbard: “A totally privatized country would be as ‘closed’ as the particular inhabitants and property owners desire.” Hans-Hermann Hoppe: “If government is to allow immigration, at minimum it should make sure that the immigrants have an invitation by a property owner.”

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This is a worldwide movement: - Unaffordable housing - People no longer earn enough to afford quality food - Vehicle prices are also putting them out of reach for many - Uncontrolled immigration - Nonexistent public healthcare - Public education turned into indoctrination - Law enforcement agencies that don’t protect you - Ever-higher taxes - Climate lockdowns What does the state offer you, and what does it take away?