we reject gatekeepers.

we defy borders, hierarchies, and middlemen.

code is our passport. access is our right.

permissionless technologies defend freedoms.

they scale trust without institutions.

they enable action without approval.

no one asks to speak.

no one begs to build.

no one waits to change.

we build systems that can't be shut down.

we create tools that serve all, not the few.

we write code that liberates, not controls.

this is not just infrastructure.

it’s a revolution—

silent, sovereign, unstoppable.

we don’t ask.

we deploy.

Not trust, no lust.

I don't mind higher fees if they allow higher limits and other perks and don't randomly freeze and close consumers accounts without proper legal reasons and zero recourse. Sucks to not be able to trust them as a tech/financial services company that's trying to innovate. I moved back to trad banks and for Bitcoin I buy/sell/send/receive on River.

You're not wrong

most importantly the new Bitcoin fees

Is “The American Spirit” a real thing or is it an immensely successful psyop?

we reject gatekeepers.

we defy borders, hierarchies, and middlemen.

code is our passport. access is our right.

permissionless technologies defend freedoms.

they scale trust without institutions.

they enable action without approval.

no one asks to speak.

no one begs to build.

no one waits to change.

we build systems that can't be shut down.

we create tools that serve all, not the few.

we write code that liberates, not controls.

this is not just infrastructure.

it’s a revolution—

silent, sovereign, unstoppable.

we don’t ask.

we deploy.

Good luck with your trip, Your feed is amazing! Would love to have you follow me back! Thank you.

bring the essentials, buy everything else when you get there

It's interesting in light of everything that's come to pass with Peter Thiel -- his idea of success in business is basically to build a monopoly, then build a moat so high nobody can catch up. It's basically what everyone's stereotype of "greedy evil capitalists" is.

One can imagine a direct throughline from this to Curtis Yarvin and the "neo-monarchists"...