It's sad but true, most don't care. I don't think that should be a reason not to pursue the goal of privacy. Ultimately, the money changers would do anything they can to prevent it, as it is the very opposite of what they would like to have as a system.
At the moment, Bitcoin is lining up somewhere in-between, and has been shifting further away from its initial intent. In a digital age with cbdcs looming, being able to protect out wealth as well as our privacy and autonomy are all equally important to me. I don't care to be rich if my freedom is severely impacted.
“If bitcoin just ends up being digital gold, then it has failed” 💯
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So many people choose to ignore this aspect. To me, it is the FUNDAMENTAL reason why Bitcoin was created.
Many are unprepared to let it go if it fails in that respect.
It is a little crazy from a R/R perspective, but if you hold for a while it may just work out.
(it's the vaccines, first and foremost)
"Ghislaine? Great lady. The best. I've met her and she's wonderful. Yuge year for crypto. The biggest."
Scammer alert
I feel bad for her, but those images are hilarious. Why work when scamming is so easy 😂
People can't have a conversation, so expect more of this.
It is possible, but careful with the rhetoric espoused by people like saylor and co.
Anarcho-Tyranny in the UK. Speaks for itself.
Even ifyou were actually saylor I would still tell you to fuck off.
People still publishing their work on YouTube have no space to complain when they inevitably get their videos wiped for crossing the state.
Twitter is now just like youtube
Rugged
It all looks like a huge grift to me.
Andrew Bridgen is the closest thing the UK has to Ron Paul.
This guy and his ilk are responsible for so much damage. The definition of useful idiots.
It's incredible to think that this fountain has been flowing for nearly 1,800 years!
The Antonine Fountain, built between 160–180 AD in the ancient city of Sagalassos (modern-day Burdur, Turkey), is a masterpiece of Roman engineering. Crafted with seven types of colored stone and adorned with intricate decorations, it stretches 28 meters in length and stands 9 meters tall. Dedicated to Dionysos, the fountain once featured numerous statues of the deity.
Though damaged by a 6th-century earthquake, it was meticulously restored between 1998 and 2010. The original statues now reside in the Burdur Museum, while cast replicas grace the fountain.
https://video.nostr.build/404fa3e58b22630aff3454f05b128a8928201645206e6017e751465a4f01b325.mp4
#bullishbounty
Those times must have been epic. They built things we still can't comprehend.
Certainly not, and in fairness probably one of the better albeit rare examples of a 'democracy'.