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I tend to make weird noises when I see dogs. Always making jokes. XMR: 88wzRKPrXho9Z3LKbbhDskaBnmo8rYdweSj6uMgenFEvEsFpkThU2wZL87R4GxkghJ5qmCrMGZNX4T2JpPpVCGCs94RoVYN

The only requirement from Canada is the oil sands, cold doesn't even fact in here. Lol what the fuck does Canada produce that's energy intensive?

Where's the steel mills in Canada?

😂

Sure bud. Their ship building industry alone produces more ships in a month than the USA produces in a year.

Anyway, not arguing with you, I trade commodities and know for a fact what the data is and who uses the most.

A quick google would actually show you that "statistic" lol

China out produces every one, that's a fact.

That's so stupid. China produces everything and yet Canada has a higher demand?

Lol talk about cooked data sets

Replying to Avatar Schmidt

Who is Nicolas van Saberhagen?

1/12Dec 2012: CryptoNote v1.0 whitepaper drops, penned by "Nicolas van Saberhagen" via nvsaberhagen@gmail.com. Introduces ring signatures, stealth addresses—fixes Bitcoin's traceability flaws. No author traces; pure cypherpunk mystery.

Sep 2013: CryptoNote v2.0 whitepaper released, refining the protocol's math for untraceable txns. Still anonymous, but seeds privacy coins. Bytecoin team (unknown devs) quietly implements it.

Jul 4, 2012: Bytecoin genesis block mined—first CryptoNote chain. But it's a ghost network: 80% premine hidden for years. Public "launch" hits Nov 2013 on Bitcointalk, sparking hype for anonymous BTC alternative.

Apr 18, 2014: Backlash erupts over Bytecoin's premine scam. Community forks it as Bitmonero (later Monero) for fair launch—no ICO, no insiders. "thankful_for_today" leads; instant community forms.

May 2014: Bitmonero renamed Monero (Esperanto for "coin"). Core team assembles: fluffypony (Riccardo Spagni), smooth, & anons. Drops Bytecoin baggage, commits to default privacy.

May 17, 2014: Andrey Sabelnikov, CryptoNote codebase OG (hired by Bytecoin), bails amid drama. Launches Boolberry—another fork with upgrades. Later inspires Zano. He's the closest to a "Saberhagen collaborator" we know.

Oct 5, 2014: Explosive Bitcointalk post "Blowing the lid off the CryptoNote/Bytecoin scam" exposes premine details. Bytecoin FUD ramps up; Monero weathers DDoS attacks, solidifies as privacy king.

2014-2015: Speculation swirls—Saberhagen = Satoshi? ByteCoin forum user? Ties to Nick Szabo? Nothing sticks. Monero devs (Sarang Noether et al.) audit code: clean, no backdoors.

2016: Darknet markets pivot to Monero for fungibility. Zcash launches (optional privacy), but Monero's mandatory rings win. Saberhagen's email ghosts forever.

2019: fluffypony steps back; Monero hits all-time highs amid privacy wars. Upgrades like RingCT (2017) & bulletproofs (2018) build on Saberhagen's foundation.

2025 (today): Monero thrives at ~$320/XMR, resisting regs. Saberhagen? Still a legend—likely a solo Eastern Euro cypherpunk. Identity hunts = fun, but the protocol endures. Privacy > profit.

What do you think—who was he?

https://xmrchat.com/schmidt

Satoshi. He left to work on other things 😂

Also fluffy Pony had to return to South Africa to deal with a fraud case which I think he served jail time.

I know he's working on tari universe now

That not going to roll back?

It's bonkers. Heard about George Galloway being arrested or held.

How do they justify a free and open society?

Dude China eclipses every nation when it comes to any form of production, by a minimum magnitude of ten.

From building ships, to refining iron ore to electrical generation or coal production.. it's just use dropping when you look at the charts.

They're probably waiting for a reset or something 😂

This is what happens when you drink bud light

Any movie suggestions or I'm going to watch lord of the rings again

Replying to Avatar Little Spoon

Nah I can't do that much of junk 😂

Did you see that last minute try? The hunger is there. Argentina might just won the next world cup

Argentina are so good I love them

QR tattooed to your neck!

Bro you're making references I don't know

Yeah I'll check it out, gave me a summary seems interesting

What this chart is showing is that governments are buying gold and silver reserves (idk why silver lol) instead of bonds (as total market Cap)