Good stuff, worth a follow nostr:naddr1qqgrgdrx8pjngcfnx5enscnrv4jxyq3qwav4fae3gyfy3xj298kxj2mj8phavz7vavps34przq02j7w902qqxpqqqp65wucr7vf
Cory Doctorow is perhaps one of the most insightful thinkers I’ve ever come across who was able to articulate what I have been feeling for some time but unable to express about the essence of the problem in the tech sphere. Definitely worth a watch: https://youtu.be/7wE8G-d7SnY
If only you all knew what I know, how simultaneously brutal yet empty everything is.
Anyway, here is the deal with Pharaoh. He is a billionaire who likes to avoid paying people. Penny‑pinching type of billionaire (seriously, in 2025?). Meanwhile, personally, I don’t like not being paid for my work. So there’s a little bit of friction there, unfortunately.
At this moment in time, it seems to me that we are at an impasse, and Pharaoh has been ignoring all my texts and calls since early November, seemingly trying to run away from fulfilling any obligation to me.
This is an absolutely stupid move on his part, given that I hold all of his data. I gave him an ultimatum: I can only wait until January 15 if he wants me to sign some kind of NDA, otherwise I will refuse to give a single shit about the security of his data anymore.
So I guess we wait until January 15, 2026.
Happy holidays!
Out of pure curiosity, I did type in Pharaoh's name inside the Jeffrey Epstein email search. Both his first name and his last name not found, so thank god for that.
But we never know. The released file is only 3 GB out of 300 GB.
By the way here is the Jeffrey Epstein email explorer, it is very amusing: https://www.jmail.world/
You can either brag or not share, but not both without creating situations like this.
Imagine cashing out 9 billions and bragging and then not sharing, lmao
Technically, I never signed an NDA with Pharaoh. Technically, I am well within my rights to disclose whatever the fuck I want to disclose about him, including name, location, face photo. Am I right? Do you want to see the photo of a person who cashed out 9 billions from bitcoin? The one and only.
7 out of 10 times when I order something from Burger king, they always get my orders wrong. Does not even matter where the country is, in Singapore they got it wrong. In Malaysia, they got it wrong. Literally twice in row wrong right now in Malaysia in two different outlet. Something about their internal management and order-flow has got to be the worst in the world.
Since all the OGs are cashing out, maybe I should cash out myself. Asking for a friend, how much does a fully doxxed bitcoin billionaire info worth these days? I am officially accepting offers from rogue state actors and multinational mercenaries. Thinking of 0.1% minimum.
Months and months after searching, I still cannot find a printable 3D gun model that works. The internet truly sucks nowadays.
Pro-tips from an ex-analyst of a very stingy billionaire... Don't be fucking stingy. If people found out about your crypto holding, you've made a fatal mistake and you need to pay a shut up money for that mistake.
Given my insider perspective, I am in a unique position to verify some of the misleading claims circulating around and it has been nothing but eye opening for me personally. Much of my trust in the media has understandably been eroded. For instance, describing Pharaoh's wallet as a "miner wallet" is entirely inaccurate. Pharaoh is not a miner. He bought his coins using Paypal, lol.
This one is like a chump change wallet, too.
This address belongs to Pharaoh. I know he has a wallet containing 4000 and 1495 BTC.
Oh you know what I mean. Don't be a pedantic, nitpicking pain in the ass.
I'm so old in the crypto space, I know what #Steemit, #Neo, #Lisk and #Dentacoin are.
What the fuck happened in 1965, gigantic uptick on income out of nowhere.
Welcome to #Nostr 🥳
You can browse relays (that's how I stumbled upon you!) and #tags to find new people 😃
Who says it belongs to no one? Every single inch of land (human equivalent of sky) is already owned by someone.
My dear brother in Christ, Rizful *is* a custodian wallet