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2026-09-16 09:47:14 UTC

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Just living their lives until SHTF.
Instead of worrying. Maybe they are wiser. They accept that death is inevitable.
Still society is built by those anticipating the future.
Try to speak your mind in public. It will dort your environment. People will drop out others will come in as you do that. You can neither prepared nor build the future you want to create with people that have zero awareness, sensitivity or clue about what's going on.

2026-09-16 09:33:55 UTC

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Freedom of movement. No ID's. No tax benefits.
Just that. Freedom of roaming around peacefully.

2026-09-16 09:32:08 UTC

We need an "Adoption Armada". TODAY.
We built all the tools for this exact moment.
Uncensorable private digital cash (Monero)
Private communication network (SimpleX)
Public uncensored communication network (Nostr)
Now we need to enter the execution phase that needs some decentralised aka Guerilla organisation.
Are you ready, anon?
#nevent1q…jvep

2026-09-16 09:25:34 UTC

People will say the exact same things about Monero in 15 years.
#nevent1q…7t85

2026-09-16 09:22:03 UTC

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It involves Monero, am I right?

2026-09-16 09:14:07 UTC

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Fuck nationalismus. But also fuck supranationalism.
EU literally has been founded by the CIA.
Schengen means free travels.
Monero means the same currency for all who desire an international currency and privacy.
Let people figure out the rest.

2026-09-15 20:42:13 UTC

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Dinosaurs will go extinct soon. Huge changes incoming.

2026-09-15 20:11:07 UTC

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Good. I have more than enough clarity already.

2026-09-15 18:16:27 UTC

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Climate change is natural.
It's also man made in a local and global level.
It's also geoengineered. One can lever natural forces.
CO2 is largely a scapegoat as for now they think they can not tax H2O and O2. So instead they went for CO2 to further the tax slave scam.

2026-09-15 18:06:41 UTC

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Exactly the other way round. Give normies Tor without them even thinking about it.
Then if something fails or if you are a pro deactivate the sane defaults.
Clearnet is NOT safe for normies. It's convenient.

2026-09-15 17:55:17 UTC

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They are in it for the kill.
K ill
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C ustomer

2026-09-14 22:16:35 UTC

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Best to do both. Look at the code and the connection. And if one is shady put even more eyes on the other.
Only relying on one data point is stupid. Compromise can come in different flavours.

2026-09-14 22:13:42 UTC

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Sorry for being too slow to respond. Glad you found it (only on tor).

2026-09-14 22:01:51 UTC

Living rent free in Darth head.
This is the last stage of resistance. Saw it over and over again.
If Darth switches expect Monero to take off. Not because Darth is special. No, but the most rabid Bitcoin maxi of all opening his stance to a second option means we are entering rebalancing between bintrijsic valuations of the tools Bitcoiners use to defend their freedoms aka economic prosperity.
Personally, as a Bitcoiner of 2010, I'll welcome Darth on the dark side when he is ready.
#nevent1q…aw28

2026-09-14 21:45:05 UTC

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It had fractional reserves for years. Since the delistings it x5
Fractional reserves should decimate price by 90%

2026-09-14 21:27:50 UTC

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My guess would have been September or October. But let's see. Maybe they want to drag it out a little while longer.

2026-09-14 21:16:28 UTC

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How to invest with Monero without KYC?

2026-09-14 21:15:39 UTC

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Email is fully compromised. So is digital ID.
Npubs is already the future to sign things.

2026-09-14 21:13:57 UTC

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What about i2p, Datura and Reticulum?

2026-09-14 21:09:14 UTC

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It will create a new "state" and new "wars" we can not even think about today. But yes. I don't see a future for central banks outside "time/life banks" outside of Monero for super-slaves.

2026-09-14 09:18:34 UTC

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Lol

2026-09-14 09:17:25 UTC

Pussies.
#nevent1q…vusx

2026-09-14 05:07:00 UTC

With all the "hacks", " leaks", data for sell and data to stay compliant what could go wrong.
This will break down into anarchy. Welcome anarchy.
#nevent1q…0l9r

2026-09-13 22:23:55 UTC

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They already give up money.
What most perceive as money is (social)credit.
Money as in gold/silver/cash/monero/bitcoin only makes up a tiny bit of "money" floating around.

2026-09-13 22:09:31 UTC

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Lol. It's a compromised project. But not worse than transparent Bitcoin. So I would use it.
Monero is a better MoE and SoV.

2026-09-13 22:07:27 UTC

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A project by Nihilist (creator of the OpSec bible).
He proposed some fixes to tor, that can be used to deanonymise circuits.
After waiting for far too long he started to change his stance on Tor and now thinks it is a compromised project (better than nothing). But far from what it could offer.
So he went on designing a new protocol that takes care of what needs to be fixed.
Read up on it.

2026-09-13 19:56:44 UTC

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Just have a VPN on the router/secondary device and then connect over tor on the main machine.

2026-09-13 19:55:02 UTC

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Datura is here to fix, what Tor is refusing to fix.
Better use i2p for now.

2026-09-13 19:23:28 UTC

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It was many things at the same time.
Ingenious in a way.

2026-09-13 19:18:35 UTC

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Yes. But as much as we hate money for it creates a feeling of separation it will be missed when it's gone.
It's an interesting philosophical question.
Like to many things. The answer is to be found only in greater consciousness.
In theory a fully transparent or a fully dark world both can result in equal outcomes, if we assume far greater consciousness.

2026-09-13 19:13:44 UTC

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Bore out?

2026-09-13 19:10:24 UTC

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Thabj you. Haven't tested user profiles so far. But that is my guess. Why shouldn't they, since they are fully logical separate.

2026-09-13 15:34:02 UTC

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That's a nice idea BTW.

2026-09-13 15:33:22 UTC

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Lol.
The real psyop was making Bitcoiners believe that early Bitcoiners who signed up to Bitcoin not for NGU, but for actual private digital cash that is used in everyday life are shitcoiners because they deemed Monero a better fit for that goal than infallible Bitcoin.

2026-09-13 15:28:33 UTC

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Okay, I now used a fresh GOS install to test InviziblePro on main and private spaces and it seems that it can not connect at all to the tor network anymore on the private space. I don't know if this has been a deliberate decision to fix a potential leak or by accident.
Maybe @nprofile…yg8t can clarify.
I very much liked it to start tow separated Tor connections on the same device to logically separate app network use.

2026-09-13 14:57:01 UTC

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After doing a couple of hours reverse engneering work, I am now 95% certain that this is connceted with a GOS update (prosumedly in June). That affected private spaces.
I'll cc @nprofile…yg8t
I tested with three devices. The setup I was testing is InviziblePro + Monfluo & Cakewallet
LineageOS + InviziblePro - expected behaviour
GOS (without private spaces) + InviziblePro - expected behaviour
GOS (with) private spaces + InviziblePro in both spaces - worked with Cakewallet and Monfluo each in both spaces up to the GOS update in June.
Since the GOS update .onion connections stopped working.
Back then I spotted some Tor (onion) connectivity issues in Cakewallet, but since that had been a common issue in the past I was not expecting GOS (private spaces) to be the issue.
Up to the update both Invizible instances created their own ("independent") connection.
Now doing some traffic analysis it seems they are somehow tied to each other with a parent - child relation. Which should result in a "Tor over Tor" situation that then breaks down. This affects only native .onion connections. Clearnet-Tor over InviziblePro is not affected.
After deinstalling the Monfluo app from private spaces, the Monfluo app in the main space starts to work as expected again connecting perfectly fine to .onion nodes.
The same applies to Cakewallet.
I will try to close down the private space completly and reopen anew as there was a third app that had a corrupted database after the GOS update. I will report back if that solves the problem or if something needs to be done on GOS side to have private spaces work again as before.

2026-09-13 08:18:40 UTC

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They are not competitive. It's just what EU became 20 years ago. A place of old rich dumb fucks specialising in regulation.
Economic power already moved on. It will be painful to watch.

2026-09-13 08:13:27 UTC

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In case you deal with people that fave improper OpSec activate auto delete on every conversation. One week is usually more than enough.

2026-09-13 08:07:54 UTC

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Torrenting for those who know how to use a VPN for far less.

2026-09-13 08:06:36 UTC

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Monero awaits you my friend. We all went through the same stages.
Once you are ready we embrace you with open arms like everybody before you.

2026-09-12 19:59:51 UTC

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Will have to investigate further. On another phone - same setup works fine.

2026-09-12 19:50:03 UTC

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It syncs perfectly fine over exit nodes. Just onions that are flaky.

2026-09-12 19:44:00 UTC

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Read Rucknium's report.
There is a list of likely spy nodes that can mitigate some risks. Also as a rule of thumb connect over VPN, better Tor or even better i2p.

2026-09-12 19:24:49 UTC

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Xmr.cards over onion

2026-09-12 19:17:22 UTC

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Spynodes trying to break Dandelion+ if you want to research more

2026-09-12 18:33:51 UTC

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Talking about mobile here, which usually runs in VPN mode over invisible.

2026-09-12 16:25:17 UTC

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It's those who connect to your slop.

2026-09-12 16:23:14 UTC

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The first misconception is that there will still be nations when AI 'governs'.

2026-09-12 06:30:28 UTC

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I understand why you do it.
100% normies surveillance drag net. That's why it is so cheap.

2026-09-11 22:10:26 UTC

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Evrytime I tip. I think about YOUR future generational wealth.
Distribution of currency is power. It's a positive feedback mechanism.

2026-09-11 21:54:14 UTC

It doesn't stop with the promotion of central bank regulators. We also love our anonymous Bitcoin powdered fiat credit cards.
Seriously. As a Bitcoiner if you go to such a conference you completely lost it.
I do understand that decentralised protocols are not sponsoring your flat conference. But why then have it in the first place.
#nevent1q…x259

2026-09-11 21:33:30 UTC

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Hyper, hyper, hyper inflation.

2026-09-11 13:55:21 UTC

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Always the plan. Kick the can for as long as possible. Get all interconnected.
Pull the plug/ jump ship so you can be certain that you will iniciare the domino effect.
Prepare the "safety net"/ new paradigm/ great reset/ great taking that you want everyone signed up to to sail comfortable at the steering wheel for the next century.

2026-09-11 13:50:50 UTC

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The only thing we (likely) DO KNOW is that he DID NOT take credit for it. You can look it up easily.
Later the TV showed some bearded man taking credit, but to todate it's not even clear that guy was even him. CIA always has some doubles in case they need a fast but dirty statement. The rest of the (magic) show is then done by media running the narrative focusing (deflecting) on bullshit stories yo cloud the mind of their viewers that carry their "knowledge" to schools and to working places where the narrative takes over from facts.

2026-09-11 13:41:08 UTC

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Other onions (non RPC) work just fine!?

2026-09-11 13:40:28 UTC

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Maybe it's on my side. I checked yours and a couple of others but could not connect to it on different devices.
Yeah monitoring is essential. Good that you have integrated it. Should be automatic for every onion to bring it back up as fast as possible.

2026-09-11 13:35:34 UTC

Bitcoin merchant adoption in 2012-2016 went so well because taking the risk back then was accompanied and compensated for by rising fiat prices, which for the merchants made a big difference.
Bitcoin is more or less capitalised (the price discovery left is basically the inflation hedge). So taking the risk of shop acceptance from a business perspective is simply not there anymore.
If you Bitcoiners want to have a second chance for global adoption as a MoE the recipe for taking the risk needs to be adequate reward.
I do think the only network that has currently the total backing of all OG factions (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash and others) is Monero.
With its $10 B in marketcap it can compensate merchants many times even if it is only growing within the crypto native scene.
Merchants will do the work against regulators when they get paid.
Mark this note. It's a description of how to move forward and hopefully a self-fullfilling prophesy.
Focus on Monero for MoE. It's easier to explain where Bitcoin failed and why Monero is what Bitcoin should have been than driving Bitcoin adoption from where we are. Start with cash and tech savy business first.
See you on the other side.

2026-09-11 13:24:40 UTC

Regulated by the Czech central bank is now how "Bitcoiners" advertise their conference sponsors.
This tells you all you need to know about the state of Bitcoin.
#nevent1q…dnql

2026-09-11 09:19:20 UTC

Tor nodes (Monero) have a very limited uptime/stability.
Why is that? I know that onion addresses have sometimes problems to stay connected for long, but some sites manage exceptionally well with basically zero downtime.
What is wrong with how Monero onion RPC nodes are configured so most of them are unreachable most of the time.
It should be the default to connect to a Tor RPC.

2026-09-11 09:07:52 UTC

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Here's a complete list of companies that should accept it but don't aka hypocrites you should not trust.
Moneroshamelist.com

2026-09-11 08:59:44 UTC

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Long time coming. It's just going mainstream. In other words: it gets real.

2026-09-11 08:50:19 UTC

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I don't use it over broadband.
It only connects over WiFi to a mobile router which either is a Mudi or another Graphene that does nothing but provide a hotspot over an anonymous sim.
Why do people need a phone number? They don't.
If you are in the city you can connect over data to SimpleX. If you are in the wilderness better bring a mesh device or satellite internet.

2026-09-11 08:31:14 UTC

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More than 6 XMR for a surveillance device?
Lol.

2026-09-11 08:26:10 UTC

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Blockstream threatening the hacker with the non-fungibility of Bitcoin is one of the funniest thing in a long while.

2026-09-11 08:24:29 UTC

Unpopular opinion. The "whitehat" should have kept it all and send Blockstream into insolvency.
Instead he turned himself into a criminal paying 85% taxes while not rescuing Bitcoin from Blockstream.
It's one if the dumbest moves in a long time or it's an inside hack/rug. We've seen this before.
#nevent1q…vwe0

2026-09-11 08:17:25 UTC

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I have called out different hidden organisations for a long time. It's obvious that the Rothschild's with their secret service (Mossad) are pulling strings using normal people as a cover. They are not the only ones so. It's va game of power and influence. You don't get to see it until you start participating with your own power.
I just came to the conclusion that someone will always have to play this role on the stage, that is the world. It's systemic. It's part of our own integration process and it's totally dependent on the level of consciousness vachieved by individuals and society at large.
Humans are capable of the greatest atrocities, mind control. At the same time they ate capable of the greatest love and passion.

2026-09-11 06:58:13 UTC

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There have been war crimes on all sides of the war. As always financiers fund both sides, though who is the aggresor and who us controlled opposition may not be clear from the beginning.
But yes, the Holocaust story is largely an invention of Hollywood to have free reign for almost a century!

2026-09-10 21:18:44 UTC

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Reticulum > Meshcore Open > Meshtastic

2026-09-10 19:11:37 UTC

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See. We agree on spark and ark and liquid.
But you are emotionally invested in lightning over Monero.
Just use the tools that protect you best and direct your energy towards functional parallel structures instead of infighting. You'll find more companions in the Monero space than in Bitcoin.

2026-09-10 19:08:06 UTC

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What you say is, states can not coexist with actual money. They need credit to survive.
I don't think where we are going we'll havevyhe luxury of a credit-trust system.
So you better prepare for that scenario.

2026-08-26 07:22:25 UTC

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Normies are normies because they take advice from people with ulterior motifs.
They will get killed in large numbers anyways.
I care about my brothers and sisters that already know what's going on in this world and Bitcoin is a danger to them because even with best OpSec Bitcoin will leak data.
I don't care about Bitcoin martyrs (we may need them), but they are not the smartest out there.