n Argentina, buying US dollars was a crime, but keeping your Argentinian pesos was suicidal -because of the huge inflation. For that reason, everybody had to buy US dollars in the black market. Think about the implications: you received your salary in pesos and ran to buy US dollars; that means everybody escaped from the white money/white economy to the black money/black economy. All Argentinian savings are out of the government's radar in US dollars bought outside the system. That means the savings are safe, but it is difficult to buy anything without having to create or use fraudulent mechanisms that in any normal country would be used only by criminals. However, in Argentina, we all have savings outside the system, and then we all have to master those concepts. Basically, the previous Argentinian governments pushed all Argentinians to act as criminals. Now, the goverment wants Argentinians to invest their savings but that's not possible! Nobody can go to a bank with a bag full of US dollars bills. How did we get here? One immorality at a time.

How much money does Binance know that I have?

Bitcoin txs will never be as private as BSI's.

How do these people manage to deal with the cognitive dissonance of believing themselves to be privacy fighters while spying on as many uninformed bitcoiners as they can fool into connecting to their servers? View quoted note →

The Social Doctrine of the Catholic Church assigns the State a subsidiary role to serve the Common Good by promoting human dignity, protecting rights, ensuring justice, and fostering social harmony. However, the State, at least in its current form, is not Catholic but rather the most militant secularist and anti-Christian entity, which tries to replace God, replace the Church, and create a new religion that replaces all Christian virtues with their opposite vices.

A lie doesn't have to be believable, it just has to be desirable.

You could say that these guys behind

The Dojo Bay - Public Dojo Directory

Find and connect to public Bitcoin Dojo nodes

provide a service altruistically, but the thrust is that they collect your XPUBS. This shitty circus of self-proclaimed privacy fighters (Samourai fans) that run honeypot servers and invite naive users to connect to them must end. View quoted note →

One of the many reasons I want to see them freed is because I don't like the idea of belonging to a community whose martyrs are among the worst kind of human beings. View quoted note →

X is full of porn. I believed it was because I used to click on posts of hot women dancing, but after about six months of not doing it, I am still bombarded with that kind of content. Viva Nostr!!

# Wasabi Scripting (experimental)

This one shows the zkSNACKs coordinator's liquidity trying to find the new coordinator. A chaotic competition that has resulted in a stable system. View quoted note →

# Wasabi coinjoin flows It seems Wasabi users don't trust a single coordinator—which makes sense—and mitigate that by coinjoining with one coordinator and then finishing the process by coinjoining with a different one.

The good news is that there is no more information to be leaked because it seems that everything was leaked, including where we vote, our salary, absolutely everything. This information is leaked pretty often but reported no more than once or twice a year. View quoted note →

All Argentinians' data was leaked again. If you have a motorcycle, a car, any kind of property, your cell phone company, you're an employee, self-employed, tax record, email, address, secure social data, etc.

If prediction markets worked, Brazil would have won all the football World Cups since 1990.

False, incoherent, and illogical ideas have become the "common sense."

Self-custody is the source of all of bitcoin's value proposition, but it requires you to take care of your privacy. For network and on-chain privacy, I beg you, use Wasabi. But even more importantly, don't reveal that you have bitcoins. View quoted note →

Pure Wasabi coinjoins