Use #Monero. 🫵🏻 Has the price of #XMR gone up? ↓ Good. ↓ Go and buy something using XMR. ↓ 1) @KYCnot.me 2) Monerica.com 3) XMRbazaar.com

Yes, the price of Monero went up. But even so, it can't replace me __the feeling__ I get when I onboard a new merchant start accepting XMR as payment for goods/services.

This post particularly upset a two-faced snake from the Dash community, whose hands were shaking with rage as he took a screenshot of the "Markets" tab on Goingecko. The level of pressure that Monero has taken on... No other crypto project - neither before it nor since - has ever faced anything like it. And the only result of this regulatory pressure has been that more merchants have started accepting XMR directly. Pure agorism. 😌 #monero #xmr

It seems to me that this is enough for a real goy. The rest of the time, a goy has to work and pay taxes to build socialism. https://www.fastcompany.com/91593075/sweden-housing-campaign-bbdo

Another FOSS project I use has added an option to accept Monero as donations. Simple: just ask people to accept XMR. That's it.

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Ok, continuing with the posts about Asian countries and CRS information exchange... Let's talk about Latin America now, and if you are still naive enough to think that you can hide from the state in a boomer relic of the past called "offshores." 👉🏻 Panamanian accounts are no longer that secret. What has changed in Latin America? While many believe that banking exchange only concerns Europe, a quiet but very important turning point has occurred in Latin America. The OECD has published the "Tax Transparency in Latin America 2026" report. In 2025, thanks to the exchange and disclosure of assets, countries in the region received 576 million euros in additional tax revenue. And since 2009 - 29 billion euros. This is 21% of all additional taxes globally. Today, Latin America is part of one of the largest tax cooperation networks in the world. CRS (Common Reporting Standard) has already been launched by: Argentina Brazil Chile Colombia Costa Rica Ecuador Mexico Panama Peru Uruguay Paraguay will join in 2027. In 2025, tax authorities in the region received information on 5 million foreign bank accounts holding 463 billion euros in assets. The next target is the real owners of companies. ---- And now a bit of information for the Latin American crypto-goyim who use centralized exchanges with KYC. 6 countries have already officially agreed to implement the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF): Brazil Chile Colombia Costa Rica Mexico Panama The first automatic exchanges regarding cryptocurrencies are expected as early as 2027-2028. Enjoy your democracy! 😘

A sugar tax in Germany. Have you seen it? First of all, if you drink Coca-Cola, Fanta, Pepsi, and other goy slop drinks = you are a goy, and a goy must serve and obediently pay for everything. If you are a producer of 100% natural juices = welcome to the counter-economics. 🤝🏻

My previous posts about CRS and offshore accounts aren’t because I’m a supporter of them. Not at all. I consider this a boomer relic of the past, when naive people thought they could hide their wealth within the “legal system.” Welcome to the real world.

Unpopular opinion: offshore structures are for boomers As soon as I discovered Bitcoin and Monero over a decade ago, I immediately said that "offshore accounts are for boomers." If you follow this beautiful world and where it’s heading, you’ve probably noticed that hiding assets and obfuscating financial trails is becoming significantly more difficult, expensive, and risky. The era of classic offshore secrecy and "paper nesting dolls" has effectively become a thing of the past. What used to be solved by registering two Belizean companies and a nominee director now leads to immediate account freezes by compliance departments. 1. Automatic Exchange of Information (AEOI) Previously, account information was only transferred upon specific request as part of a criminal investigation, which involved years of correspondence between jurisdictions—and during that time, "anything could happen to make the audit impossible." It is in no one's interest for the state to be efficient. CRS and FATCA: Tax authorities in over 100 countries now exchange information on all accounts held by non-residents automatically on an annual basis. Lowering control thresholds: As seen in the example of Panama and Latin American countries, the ownership threshold for mandatory disclosure is dropping from 25% to 10% or even 5%. CARF (Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework): An international OECD standard that integrates exchanges and crypto-providers into an automatic data exchange system, similar to the banking one. So, if you haven't seen anything beyond a centralized exchange and buying BTC or XMR with your bank account, it's time to learn how to survive in this world using other tools. 2. Destruction of "shell" companies (Economic Substance) Almost all classic offshore jurisdictions (British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Belize, Seychelles, UAE, etc.), under pressure from the FATF and the EU, have introduced so-called "economic substance" requirements. You can't just put a nameplate on a mailbox anymore. A company must prove that it conducts real business: - have a leased office in the country of registration; - hire qualified local employees; - incur real operating expenses within the jurisdiction; Maintaining such structures has become so expensive that using them solely for concealment continues to lose its economic rationale. 3. Beneficial ownership registers and the principle of transparency Most jurisdictions have moved to create centralized closed or open registers of ultimate beneficial owners (UBO). Nominee service institutions are strictly regulated: agents and nominee directors face direct criminal liability for concealing the actual beneficiary. Bearer shares (where the owner was considered to be whoever physically held the certificate) are banned almost everywhere. 4. Graph analytics and AI in banking compliance Banks have stopped vetting clients manually via questionnaires: Graph databases: Financial monitoring algorithms build network graphs, automatically identifying connections through shared directors, addresses, phone numbers, IP addresses, and payment patterns. Real-time transaction chain analysis: Systems identify smurfing (structuring), transit flows, and "funnel" accounts in fractions of a second, sending transactions to manual compliance or blocking them. Centralized platforms / KYC / anti-money mule: Regulators aggregate interbank data, so an attempt to distribute suspicious transactions across 20 different banks is seen by the system as a single picture. ---- Well, my dear goy, are you ready?

I hope you're sovereign enough to survive in a new totalitarian world.

Just in case you were wondering about the gradual price increase of Monero. View quoted note →

🌏 Asia is becoming more transparent for tax authorities: What has changed While many still view Singapore, Hong Kong, or the UAE as a separate, insulated financial world, the OECD has published its Tax Transparency in Asia 2026 report. In 2025 alone, thanks to information exchange and the CRS (Common Reporting Standard), Asian countries generated around €1.65 billion in additional tax revenue. Since 2009, this total has reached +€25.7 billion (representing 18% of all global tax revenues recovered through exchange of information). 🏦 CRS has already been implemented by: 🇦🇲 Armenia 🇦🇿 Azerbaijan 🇧🇳 Brunei 🇨🇳 China (exchange with 81 jurisdictions) 🇬🇪 Georgia 🇭🇰 Hong Kong (exchange with 84 jurisdictions) 🇮🇳 India 🇮🇩 Indonesia (86) 🇯🇵 Japan (87 jurisdictions) 🇰🇿 Kazakhstan 🇲🇴 Macau 🇲🇾 Malaysia (87) 🇲🇻 Maldives 🇵🇰 Pakistan 🇸🇬 Singapore (86 jurisdictions) 🇰🇷 South Korea (89 jurisdictions) 🇹🇭 Thailand 🇲🇳 Mongolia is scheduled to begin exchange in 2027. Currently operating without exchange: 🇰🇭 Cambodia 🇵🇭 Philippines 🇱🇰 Sri Lanka 🇺🇿 Uzbekistan 🇻🇳 Vietnam 💰 In 2025, Asian tax authorities received CRS data on 76 million foreign financial accounts holding €4.1 trillion in assets. 📜 In 2025, Asian countries sent 2,209 requests to foreign tax authorities and received 2,630 requests from other jurisdictions. That is the volume of individual (on-request) inquiries alone! The next target: Ultimate beneficial ownership (UBO) of companies and legal structures, followed by crypto assets. Agreed to implement the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF): From 2027: 🇮🇩 Indonesia 🇯🇵 Japan 🇰🇿 Kazakhstan 🇰🇷 South Korea From 2028: 🇦🇿 Azerbaijan 🇭🇰 Hong Kong 🇲🇾 Malaysia 🇲🇳 Mongolia 🇸🇬 Singapore 🇹🇭 Thailand In short, tax authorities are now receiving massive datasets and cross-referencing discrepancies among CRS reports, tax returns, tax residency status, corporate entities, and ultimate beneficial owners.

Today is Flag Day in 🇺🇦. Tomorrow is Ukraine's "Independence" Day. Tomorrow, the mindless Ukrainian cattle will tell you about the greatness of Ukraine, and that you (European and American taxpaying suckers) must pay more taxes so your government can give that money to the dictator Zelenskyy, so he can kick back a % to your politicians. Below is just a video, an ordinary day in Ukraine (the city of Vinnytsia), where another volunteer is voluntarily heading to the meat grinder. #ukraine #war #zelenskyy

What the Americans are doing now with #Flock cameras all over the country is what you call efficiency. It’s nice to see that there are still people in this world who believe that their direct action is more effective than goyish voting and playing at dEmOcraCY.

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Ukraine Has Become the Only State in the World That Forced the EU to Hunt Down Its Own Citizens What is happening to Ukrainians in EU countries right now is not just a human rights violation. It is an utterly unique, unprecedented legal shitshow in the modern history of international migration law. In modern Europe, there is no other nationality, refugee group, or foreigner subject to such fucking bullshit requirements. No other state on the planet has ever thought of delegating the round-up of its own citizens to foreign governments. And no other nation has found itself reduced to the status of a disenfranchised piece of meat belonging to its own administration while standing on the soil of the free world. Under the 1951 Geneva Convention and core EU asylum legislation, humanitarian protection is granted to an individual based on a threat to their life. International law follows an ironclad rule: an asylum-granting state never demands that a refugee fulfill their obligations to the state they fucking fled from. A German or Polish bureaucrat will never, fucking ever, ask a Syrian if they served in Assad’s army or demand a certificate from the Damascus draft office. Nobody requires Eritreans fleeing lifelong forced military service to present a military ID to receive refuge. Nobody demands exit permits from Belorussians or Russians from their respective governments. What’s more, evading mobilization in the Russian Federation is a direct, lawful ground for Europe to grant a person a humanitarian visa or refugee status. For decades, Europe has protected foreigners from the repressive machinery of their home states. But Ukrainians have been singled out into a separate, lower caste of disenfranchised pushovers. A Ukrainian citizen has become the only foreigner in the EU whose fundamental right to safety from war is cynically conditioned on permission from their own government. For decades, Europe has handed out refuge and legal status without question to hundreds of thousands of migrants from countries plagued by crime. Official police and academic reports in places like Scandinavia document a catastrophe: a 500% spike in rape cases over ten years. Dozens of hand grenade detonations have been recorded on the streets of peaceful cities. Police openly report that these grenades are actively used by organized migrant crime groups. And what does the European bureaucracy do? They’re fine with it! They give them asylum, social benefits, and tolerance. It would never even enter anyone's mind to demand draft board certificates or exit permits from their governments. For them, Europe's doors are wide open unconditionally. But when it comes to Ukrainians fleeing the bloodiest war on the continent, European bureaucrats suddenly remember the rules and start putting them through a filtration sieve, denying basic rights over a missing checkmark on a smartphone. European solidarity ends right where the Ukrainian "Reserv+" app begins. This total shitshow didn't fall from the sky. This precedent is the result of purposeful, systemic effort by the Ukrainian authorities, who decided to spend their diplomatic capital not on protecting people, but on expanding the reach of their mobilization terror. This wasn't Brussels' initiative. European migration services didn't give a single fuck about taking on this extra bureaucratic headache. This mechanism is a direct consequence of political pressure from Kyiv. The Ukrainian state effectively told Europe: "These are not people fleeing missiles. They are our mobilization resource that escaped the plantation without authorization. Help us herd this cattle back, or at least strip them of their rights." By exporting these draconian measures, the government is rapidly turning the country into a digital concentration camp. It is a modern totalitarian panopticon where the state treats its citizens not as free human beings, but as biological property—livestock that must be tracked, restricted, and controlled even outside its borders. Europe has effectively outsourced the job of policing foreigners to a foreign government on its own territory. Today, a German, Czech, or Polish caseworker functions as a freelance lackey for the Ukrainian draft board (TCC), checking apps and denying rights to those who left completely legally. Every Ukrainian currently standing at a European immigration window, forced to prove they are not the property of the Cabinet of Ministers, needs to realize: this humiliating filter was cooked up in Kyiv, and the Europeans happily rubber-stamped it. We were officially sold off as a resource with no rights. The only way to stop this is not to stay silent: demand written rejection notices, hire European lawyers, and flood EU courts with lawsuits. Serfdom was abolished in 1861. But in 2026, it has been cynically resurrected, making Ukrainians the only people in the world officially stripped of fundamental freedoms. The architects of this policy must face not just political, but severe criminal liability—for the deliberate and systematic violation of fundamental human rights: the right to freedom of movement, the right to bodily autonomy, and the inalienable right to life. Author: Vladyslav Smirnov #ukraine #zelenskyy #war #eu #ukrainians #europe

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