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Imagine China would to this to Taiwan

Boomer generation first pumped Gold, now silver... let them discover Bitcoin.

Replying to Avatar Cyph3rp9nk

Robosats:

- You can exchange Bitcoin for fiat, regardless of the currency, for Monero or other cryptocurrencies or stablecoins. The payment method is flexible.

- The seller always sells Bitcoin through Lighting and can choose the payment method they want.

- The buyer can place orders with the payment method of their choice.

- If the coordinator allows it, you can also trade on-chain.

- Bitcoin/Lightning swaps are also carried out.

- It is much easier and more practical to use than Bisq, whose application literally stinks because of the DAO.

- It is decentralized; there are currently eight coordinators who are responsible for the scrow (hodl invoices in Lightning) and disputes.

- You can operate through the Android app, the Tor browser, or have your own instance of robosats with Start9.

- Operating with Lightning by default is an advantage since the payment recipient does not know where those Bitcoins come from.

As a Bitcoin buyer, it allows you to remain anonymous to the government and banks, because they will not know what you have purchased, and as a Bitcoin seller, the same applies, in addition to avoiding having to pay taxes.

Current statistics show 272 Bitcoins exchanged, which is not insignificant, and the daily volume is usually around 0.5 Bitcoins. 2026 has to be the year of Robosats. Let's screw the state, let's screw the system, let's make those bastards who steal from us through taxes have to get to work and earn a living, let's create a parallel economy outside the system.

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Already used it several times, always worked perfectly. Fees are high but that's the price for privacy and every penny worth.

The timing is funny, he is clearly disappointed with bitcoins performance. He would never wrote this article if Bitcoin would have 2x or 3x this year.

Nothing changed. Bitcoin remains:

- secure

- global

- permissionless

- stable

Everything around Bitcoin changes.

Replying to Avatar Trey Walsh

Working on a new piece — “Want to Fight the Oligarchy? Try Bitcoin”

Here’s an intro to the piece, dropping via progressivebitcoiner.org in the next couple weeks ⬇️

“…

Every progressive knows the story by now: a handful of billionaires, megacorporations, and political insiders have turned democracy into a marketplace. They buy access, write the rules, and leave the rest of us wondering whether representation still means anything at all when it seems more and more our political leaders are bought. That’s oligarchy — rule by the few, for the few, often through wealth, corporate control, or political capture.

We talk about taxing the rich, breaking up monopolies, getting money out of politics, or which political party to vote for. But few ask a deeper question — why do we still rely on the oligarchy’s money itself? What if there was another system and money that relied on rules not rulers, equal access, and no permission needed?

The banks that deny loans, the payment processors that freeze donations, the corporate platforms that track every transaction, the government bureaucrats who write the rules for how their money works, who gets to use it, and under what conditions — they’re all part of the same architecture of control.

Contrary to popular belief on the left, Bitcoin isn’t a tool for the oligarchs. It’s the first monetary system in human history that doesn’t depend on trust in elites, governments, or corporations — just open source code, math, and the same consensus rules applied to everyone who uses it. Bitcoin was created in the wake of the Great Recession, an event arguably orchestrated by corporate greed and recklessness mixed with government failure to protect consumers and bailouts for the rich. Bitcoin is the answer and response to oligarchy control.

If the goal is to dismantle unjust concentrated power and the system that rewards the elite at the expense of the rest of us, maybe it’s time progressives stop dismissing Bitcoin as a libertarian or MAGA toy and start seeing it for what it is: the people’s money. Bitcoin gives us a peaceful way to opt out of an oligarchical system built on control and inequality and to participate instead in a network that treats everyone by the same rules. This is why we say Bitcoin is the peaceful, global revolution. It’s working and here today, if we want it.

…”

I never understood why the left does not love Bitcoin.

Recovery nicht verstanden 🫣

Can you actually work without distraction with this setup?

Replying to Avatar Trey Walsh

That's hilarious 😂