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GM This is your reminder to Go to the fucking gym

GM All is mind. Mind is all. Your mindset defines everything. If you don’t program your mind someone else is doing if for you and affecting your reality. Take back control of your mind; your biggest asset.

Everyone talks about the dangers of CBDCs, but very few mention the underlying layer: the tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs). That is the real Trojan horse the system will use to keep the Ponzi scheme going. Because almost anything can be tokenized and used as collateral to inject more fiat money into a system that requires infinite growth. I think most of you at NOSTR know this, but I wrote this article for those who DON’T know it or who need the points to be able to formulate their arguments when speaking to others. View article →

Great article like always The agenda couldnt be clearer at this point Those who dont see it are already fucked We still have a chance to protect our freedoms, the limitation is not technical is awerness and action. Spreading the word is the great work. I refuse to be a slave, i dont care if my credit score is -1000

Think of the NOSTR network as your network of friends Do you want thousands of fake friends who won’t be there when you need them? (fake fiat followers) Or a handful of good friends who are worth having? (few real and meaningful interactions) It’s obvious to me; I hope it’s obvious to you too

Full list of all the attacks against Bitcoin in order. What am I missing? 1. The "Ponzi Scheme / Tulip Mania" Narrative 2. The "Criminals, Drugs, and Terrorism" Trope 3. Mainstream Media Silk Road Association 4. Custodial Exchanges as Honey Pots (Mt. Gox) 5. Stealth Taxation Classification (Property vs. Currency) 6. The "Blockchain, Not Bitcoin" Narrative 7. The Blocksize War 8. Mining Cartel Consensus Rewrite Attempt 9. Corporate Takeover and Creation of Confusing Forks (Bitcoin Cash) 10. Stablecoins and Centralized Fiat Integration 11. The Jeffrey Epstein / MIT Funding Narrative 12. Environmental Crusade and ESG FUD ("Boiling the Oceans") 13. Crypto Summer and Digital Casinos Noise Flooding 14. NFT Clown World 15. Infinite Yield-Farming Tokens 16. Nation-State Bans (China's Complete Ban) 17. Regulatory Crackdowns Post-FTX Collapse 18. Operation Choke Point 2.0 19. Targeting of Privacy Protocols 20. Severing of Access to Traditional Banking 21. Corporate Treasuries Hoarding (Supply Centralization) 22. Collateralized Loans 23. Synthetic Derivatives and Paper Bitcoin 24. Reintroduction of Fractional Reserve Banking and Rehypothecation 25. The Wall Street ETFs Trojan Horse 26. Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) Bait-and-Switch 27. The "Created by the NSA" PSYOP 28. The "Controlled by the CIA" PSYOP 29. The "Tool of Wall Street and Global Elites" PSYOP 30. The Looming Quantum Threat FUD View article →

Here's why I believe is very important we define Bitcoin as money and not "digital gold", "commodity" or "asset". Don't let them fool you. Nostriches know better than Twitter retards. View article →

I am going to give a talk to a bunch of finance guys: 1) I'll kill the blockchain not bitcoin narrative 2) I'll kill the idea that bitcoin is an asset 3) I'll make it clear that bitcoin IS DIGITAL BEARER MONEY WITHOUT COUNTERPARTY RISK. This guys are literally putting most of their net worth on a closed system. They relay on (1) brokers, (2) financial markets (3) clearinghouses, (4) comercial banks (5) central banks (6) The SWIFT network. It's retarded when you really think about this. It's the same if you are "holding" deposits, stocks, bonds or ETFs. Your don't own shit, you depend on the goodwill and permission of a third party. You literally depend on the good will of MULTIPLE parties that can fail form many different reasons. AND THEY HAVE FAILED IN THE PAST MANY TIMES. Bitcoin is not an asset, bitcoin is not just digital gold or NGU tech. Bitcoin is a parallel P2P monetary system WITHOUT COUNTERPARTY risk because it is decentralized. PLUS: IT CAN'T BE DILUTED. But all of Bitcoin’s wonderful features depend on you keeping your keys safe. If you bring a third party back into the picture, Bitcoin loses its entire purpose of eliminating counterparty risk. SELF CUSTODY OR SLAVERY A.K.A GET REKT

Inflation is not a bug; it’s a feature. The system isn’t broken; it’s designed to keep you in poverty, struggling to survive. Stop saying it’s broken, because it can’t be fixed—the same goes for banks, governments, modern medicine, mainstream media, schools, universities, and big tech companies. They all work exactly as they were designed. They work like a charm! For those who profit from them. You have more rights as a customer than as a citizen, so the greatest power you have is to decide how to earn, save, and spend your economic energy. Stop saying it’s broken because you believe it needs to be fixed, when in reality it needs to be replaced. It needs to be replaced by services that benefit the customer and have no conflicts of interest.

Can you imagine paying taxes to a syndicate of pedophiles who fund wars and kill children? As if that weren’t enough, those taxes are going to pay the interest on a debt created out of thin air—one that’s mathematically impossible to repay. (Literally burning your tax money) And the worst part is justifying yourself by saying, “They forced me to do it; I had no choice.” This is the clearest sign of madness in a sick, complicit, and cowardly society. If this bothers you, good! Stop being such a damn wimp.

GM Life is good Don’t let them think otherwise You are capable of anything you want Consistency is the key God bless you

GN The best way to destroy a creator is to turn it into a consumer

I’ll keep shilling Nostr non stop until we get all the based people here.

JESUS: THE OG CRYPTOGRAPHER Jesus is the original master of asymmetric encryption and root-level access. In Matthew 13:10-13, His disciples asked why He spoke in parables. Jesus replied: "Because the knowledge of the secrets of the kingdom of heaven has been given to you, but not to them... Though seeing, they do not see; though hearing, they do not hear or understand." Translation: Parables are encrypted. The disciples had the private key (spiritual discernment) for decryption. The masses had no keys and no decryption, just ciphertext. And in Mark 4:11-12, Jesus doubled down: "They may indeed see but not perceive, and may indeed hear but not understand." Classic encrypted comms. Jesus wasn't just encrypting messages. He had admin-level access to human hearts. John 6:64: "But there are some of you who do not believe." (The text even parenthetically notes: "For Jesus knew from the beginning who those were who did not believe, and who it was who would betray him.") This is next-level real-time monitoring. Like having root access to the kernel of the human soul — seeing faith and betrayal in the process tree before it even hits the terminal. And what about key management? The apostle Paul nailed it in 1 Corinthians 2:14: "The person without the Spirit does not accept the things that come from the Spirit of God but considers them foolishness, and cannot understand them because they are discerned only through the Spirit." In other words: No private key? No decryption. The message looks like garbage data. Jesus wasn’t just blasting out one-size-fits-all encrypted blobs. Mark 4:33 says, "He spoke the word to them, as far as they were able to hear it." He is the master of tailored encryption — adjusting the cipher strength to each listener’s decryption capacity. Like a spiritual variable bitrate. And where’s the kingdom stored? Luke 17:21: "The kingdom of God is within you." It’s local. It’s decentralized. It’s in your own hardware. Next time you think about encryption, root access, and asymmetric keys, remember: Jesus was doing this spiritually 2,000 years ago. Jesus is THE King of Cryptography.

GM What’s your favorite symbol, metaphor or allegory?

BITCOIN IS DEAD Many will think this just because gold and silver are skyrocketing while the price of bitcoin is “dead.” Many will say that bitcoin failed the “inflation hedge” test or that it is not a “safe haven” and other such nonsense. At some other point I might have agreed, but let me tell you why I don't, and why I think what's happening is good for Bitcoin. (1) Obviously, bankers are attacking Bitcoin from the public perception and its price behavior (which they can manipulate in the short term) and are going to leverage on that. Since they can't manipulate the protocol itself, they manipulate the price (they're experts at that) and public opinion through narratives (they're experts at that too). Since Saylor and the ETFs started, the main narrative pushing bitcoin has become increasingly gay and retarded. Idolatry, getrichquick, Wall Street scams, state lovers, TRUMP SUPPORTERS? WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK. Please, let's get back to basics. (2) We (most Nostr users I assume) are clear that we don't want tourists, we don't want (moon) buyers who come in on the vertical hype and then bring a horrible bear market by selling their valuable sats for less dollars than they bought them for because they listened to some idiot on the other side of a screen. (3) This “cycle” is not seen like others, and that is not necessarily a bad thing. Those of us who are here know why we are here. Whenever we can, we accumulate more subsidized sats in the form of UTXOs and send them directly to our wallets, knowing the value of the economic freedom we acquire. A large part of the ETHOS is low time preference and patience. While we focus on our craft, we save for a better future. This is embodying the teachings of Austrian economics. We already know what is going to happen; what we don't know is when or how exactly. (4) Many people have a perception that there are millions of bitcoin users around the world, based on weak assumptions. The reality is that the actual number of bitcoiners (not people who just own bitcoin) is much lower than most people think. I think Nostr is great proof of this. How many active users are there really? It's logical that a large proportion are bitcoiners, but both are far from being massive, and that's okay! The size of the movement (cypherpunk/bitcoiner) may seem small and hopeless to many, but only if you don't understand that most of the major changes in history were driven by an extremely small group of active individuals. The reality is that most people (+95%) are reactionary, and some of they may join in later, but they don't drive the origins of change. This is simply a slap in the face of reality for many, so that they stop waiting for the things that “have to happen” to happen and get off their asses to make them happen. Change starts with ourselves, our place, and our surroundings, and in that way it will escalate organically as it needs to escalate. We don't need any leaders or bureaucrats to “help” us and define the path; we trust our own ingenuity and ideas and execute them. The greatest danger is that we hand over this monumental network to a bunch of bureaucrats and brats who won't know how to use it properly. Draw the line when you have to, don't be afraid to defend your convictions, fight for what you believe in, build whatever is necessary... What do you think about my points? I'll like to know.