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Replying to Avatar MrDecentralize

🇺🇸 The U.S. Blew 588,825 BTC on Stealth Bombers And Nobody Blinked

Each B-2 Spirit bomber cost $2.2 billion. At today’s Bitcoin price ($101,882), that’s 21,594 BTC per plane.The U.S. owns 20 of them.

That’s 431,880 BTC just sitting in hangars.

For comparison?MicroStrategy owns 591,000 BTC.

Our military is burning Bitcoin-level wealth… to drop bombs.

Here’s the thread that’ll shake your worldview

The defense industry won’t just disrupt budgets.

It will obliterate our concept of value.

You were taught that money = power.

But here’s the truth:

Fiat lets governments print bombs. Bitcoin makes them earn peace.

The entire military-industrial complex runs on an infinite money printer.And Bitcoin breaks that machine.

Humans pay taxes → Governments print more → Fund defense → Justify wars → Repeat cycle.

But here’s what happens next:

Bitcoin severs the “print → fund” link.

When money becomes finite, war becomes expensive again.

No more magic money.

No more blank checks.

No more trillion-dollar aircraft.

“The scaffolding collapses.”

“The war machine slows.”“Sovereignty returns.”

This is happening at a terrifying pace.

“They’ll tax the rich.”

“They’ll cut waste.”

“They’ll negotiate peace.”

But these are not cures just sedation.

The B-2 bomber costs $163,000 per flight hour. In Bitcoin: 1.6 BTC per hour.

Every one needs 119 hours of maintenance for 1 hour of flight.

Annual upkeep? 589 BTC.

Multiply by 20 planes?

11,780 BTC burned every year… to not use them.

And we’re worried about student loan forgiveness?

Bitcoin fixes this.

It does not require inflation.It does not rely on central banks.It is immune to government bailouts and lobbyists.

“It is hard truth.”

“It is incorruptible.”

“It is peace by protocol.”

Bitcoin makes war a line item.

It makes destruction accountable.

It restores gravity to spending.

When money is fixed, priorities are too.

The B-2 collapses value into smoke.Bitcoin crystallizes value into energy.

One drops bombs. One builds consensus.

One hides in shadows. One shines in math.

Each stealth bomber is a monument to centralized power.

Each satoshi is a pixel of decentralized peace.

This isn’t politics. This is physics.

One eats time. One stores it.

You are witnessing the final transformation.

Fiat buys bombs. Bitcoin funds builders.

588,825 BTC—2.8% of all that will ever exist wasted on 20 planes.

What could that build?

What could that preserve?

“Few understand how short the window is.”

“You either choose hard money or fund soft destruction.”

The empire will print until it collapses.

Bitcoiners? We opt out.

Because real defense…Doesn’t come from stealth. It comes from sovereignty.

I break illusions every week. Your time is scarce. Your money should be too.

Thanks for this insight into your life. Super interesting

Replying to Avatar L0la L33tz

Looks like there's interesting times ahead for Chainalysis again.

Full story at the end of this post, which is well worth the read if you're interested in blockchain surveillance or, you know, justice or whatever.

Alexey Pertsev, the Tornado Cash developer convicted last year for money laundering in the Netherlands, has requested access to a Chainalysis Government license as well as insights into how Chainalysis clustering and labeling works to confirm evidence presented at his trial last year.

According to the defense, addresses Pertsev has been provided with by the prosecution do not add up to what the Government claims when tracing funds manually on Etherscan.

This is due to the prosecution’s use of Chainalysis software which clusters addresses together, a defense expert witness stated – a claim the prosecution denies.

So far, the evidence of illicit funds flowing through Tornado Cash presented by the prosecution used to convict Pertsev last year does not appear to go beyond the citing of media reports.

To prepare for Pertsev’s appeal, the defense wants to know what funds flowed where and when, noting that so far it has only been presented with spreadsheets that lack critical information, such as transaction hashes.

“The defense argues that it's not enough for the government to simply point to some media articles to prove that these crimes actually happened,” says nostr:nprofile1qyxhwumn8ghj7mn0wvhxcmmvqyv8wumn8ghj7mn0wd68ytnnwpex7an0daehgtnwdsqzpp59a0hkv5ecm45nrckvmu7pnk0sukssvly33u3wwzquy4v037hcsgt75r, who attended the hearing this morning.

The court will decide on Oct 2 whether it will grant the defense’s requests.

Zap if u like this (and bc I am poor). ty ⚡

Full story: https://www.therage.co/pertsev-defense-challenges-chainalysis/

#Nostr News:

The $81 Million Breach That Ripped Open Iran’s Crypto Curtain

Iran’s top crypto exchange just got gutted. $81 million vanished in hours, leaving behind a trail of mocking wallet addresses and a geopolitical cyber war turned financial.

What Happened

On June 18, 2025, #Nobitex, #Iran ’s largest crypto exchange, was hacked. An estimated $48–$81.7 million in digital assets were stolen: mostly USDT on the Tron network. The culprit? A hacktivist group with Israeli ties called Gonjeshke Darande (Predatory Sparrow). Their message: This isn’t about profit. It’s about punishment.

And yes, they left a calling card:

TKFuckiRGCTerroristsNoBiTEXy2r7mNX

They didn’t just empty wallets. They made a statement.

The Attack

This wasn’t a sloppy job. It was surgical.

- Hot Wallet Breach: Nobitex’s operational wallets (always online for liquidity) were compromised.

- Multi-Chain Drain: While Tron took the main hit, attackers also looted #Bitcoin, Dogecoin, and EVM-compatible chains.

- Vanity Addresses: Provocative addresses were used to collect funds, taunting Iran’s regime with every transaction.

- Speed: Tron’s low fees and fast finality let attackers move funds within minutes. Detection came too late.

According to blockchain sleuths like ZachXBT, the whole operation spanned hours, not days.

The Motive

Predatory Sparrow claimed responsibility hours after the attack, accusing Nobitex of:

“Helping Iran evade sanctions and finance terror.”

This comes just a day after they reportedly hit Bank Sepah, a state-owned bank tied to Iran’s IRGC. The message is clear: Iran’s financial infrastructure is a battlefield, and #crypto is no longer a neutral zone.

They also threatened to leak Nobitex’s internal data and source code, putting remaining assets and user privacy at extreme risk.

Nobitex’s Response

The exchange responded with a standard corporate yawn:

- Confirmed: A “security issue” in hot wallets and reporting systems.

- Assured: Cold wallets are safe. User funds will be reimbursed.

- Paused: Services were suspended. Investigation underway.

But the damage was done. Thousands of Iranians were locked out. Trust is now as frozen as their accounts.

The Bigger Picture

This isn’t just a hack, it’s a geopolitical front line in bytes and blocks.

- Cyber warfare is evolving: Israel and Iran have moved from nuclear centrifuges to exchange servers.

- Centralized Exchanges are honeypots: Hot wallets are still the Achilles’ heel. Operational convenience > security. Until it’s not.

- In 2025 alone, crypto hacks have cost over $2.1 billion, with hot wallet compromises being the leading vector.

This breach makes Nobitex the largest centralized crypto casualty in the Middle East to date.

What It Exposes

1. Iranian surveillance risk: Exchanges like Nobitex aren’t just trading platforms, they’re state-adjacent financial proxies.

2. False security narratives: “Cold wallets are fine” doesn’t help when hot wallet infrastructure and internal reporting systems are breached.

3. The illusion of sovereignty: You don’t control your money if you don’t control your keys. Nobitex users just learned that lesson the hard way.

Final Thought

When state actors and ideological soldiers collide on blockchain rails, users become collateral damage. This isn’t about bugs in code, it’s about broken trust, imperial backdoors, and the fragility of centralized infrastructure.

The message from Predatory Sparrow is simple:

If you build tools for tyranny, don’t be surprised when someone pulls the plug.

Sigh. NYKNYC

Replying to Avatar Lululuna

I did a lot of stressing and research before taking the Homeschooling leap.

I purchased and downloaded lots of different curriculums I’d seen shared in community and individual posts mainly on Instagram and FB.

They were hit and miss as one was for English another for math and science.

Then a mum told me about Euka - they offer the Australian curriculum done from home.

Your student can do their work on the computer or on paper, or a combo of both.

It seemed like a lot of work to tackle as a family but now we pump out the entire thing in about 2 hours but my man is efficient so they do 1-3 hours 4 or 5 days a week and they are pumping through it. My son is currently about a term ahead of his friends who are attending a school, doing the same work.

The biggest PRO for homeschooling , apart from the quality time you get from being together plus all the time you can save driving to and from school and not having to rush in the mornings, is definitely the flexibility that he can do it from anywhere. Amazing feeling!

We can travel and go wherever we want and he doesn’t’ ‘fall behind.’ We want to make sure our kid can go back to school with his mates at anytime, in case he decides he wants that.

CONS:

We had to find work that allows us to be at home with him. Luckily we no longer need to work full time or that would have been a challenge as we have to juggle the hours of homeschooling plus jobs as needed.

If you’re pulled to homeschooling I encourage you to take the leap because school will be there for you to go back too. It Cld be the best thing for your kid.

My son felt stupid and slow and bored before we pulled him out. Now he feels free.

Happy to answer any question’s you have.

#homeschooling

#freedom

https://m.primal.net/RAnw.mov

Can you provide more information on Euka?

Replying to Avatar Sabina

No debate. It’s nostr:nprofile1qqs97ekh6cxykm34l0m5ddrlymhj9rxrys3jemtf90psy3nysum0lkcprdmhxue69uhkummnw3ezummjv9hxwetsd9kxctnyv4mz7qgwwaehxw309ahx7uewd3hkctcth2fe4 for us , all day, every day⚡💚

2 days of solid orange-pilling done. Working on a short write-up, will share soon🤞

Is tando also working in Tanzania?

Replying to Avatar WolfMacbeth

#nature #ocean #life #science #freedom #future

🤩 😮🤩

Researchers at the RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science, in collaboration with the University of Tokyo, have developed a groundbreaking biodegradable plastic that offers a dual benefit: it dissolves in seawater and enriches soil.

This innovation was led by Dr. Takuzo Aida and his team in Japan, and it represents a major step forward in addressing plastic pollution while also supporting agricultural sustainability.

The plastic is made using a novel combination of sodium hexametaphosphate, a food-safe additive, and guanidinium-based monomers.

These components create salt bridges that hold the plastic’s structure together until exposed to seawater.

Once submerged, the material begins dissolving within hours, leaving behind no microplastic residue. In soil, it breaks down completely in about ten days and releases nutrients like phosphorus and nitrogen, which are key to promoting plant growth and boosting soil fertility.

What makes this material particularly promising is its non-toxic, non-flammable, and carbon-neutral decomposition process. Unlike conventional plastics, it contributes positively to the environment rather than causing harm.

In tests, up to 91% of the additive compounds and 82% of the monomers could be recovered and reused, aligning with the principles of a circular economy.

The plastic’s versatility opens the door to a wide range of applications. In agriculture, it can be used for biodegradable mulch films and seed coatings.

In marine environments, it offers a sustainable alternative for fishing nets and ropes that would otherwise contribute to “ghost gear” pollution.

It also holds promise for consumer products such as food containers, disposable cutlery, and eco-friendly packaging.

This innovation by Japanese scientists could significantly reduce global plastic waste and usher in a new era of biodegradable, recyclable, and nutrient-rich materials, with real potential to transform both environmental cleanup efforts and sustainable farming practices.

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Created a lightning invoice to top up my minibits wallet, paid it with my Zeus wallet, but still didn't receive it in minibits 🙁

Anyone an idea why?

#asknostr #cashu #minibits