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Non nobis, Domine, non nobis, sed nomini tuo da gloriam.

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Last Notes

2026-09-27 06:24:06 UTC

Day 21 after the Liquid hack.
User funds remain locked, pegout is not allowed.

2026-09-19 06:32:26 UTC

😂💀
https://blossom.primal.net/da6624d7c50b4a6568a242e26a5462dc2b6ab02c3d1a061bcf31c1380ec8c9c1.jpg
#nevent1q…c7dd

2026-09-18 18:36:05 UTC

@npub1yul…ncdu AML Reviews 😂
https://blossom.primal.net/978bc8b90f4c70b5dc58270d1c0e874d8572fae9714cc33d01d1b1ca190e976a.jpg

2026-09-14 20:14:05 UTC

Another hack targeting CLN nodes
https://github.com/ElementsProject/lightning/issues/9498
#nevent1q…dhcj

2026-09-13 11:05:46 UTC

Things I’ve gotten wrong:
- recommending Liquid
- recommending Jade
- recommending Lightning
- thinking that AI was a scam
What steps have I taken to prepare for what’s coming?
Don’t use any L2s; everything that’s been built around Lightning has also failed and will fail—Lightning is too complex a protocol.
Stick to L1, and if you’re looking for privacy, use CoinJoin.

2026-09-01 20:33:04 UTC

I would appreciate the dissemination of this message because it is something important for Blockstream to clarify.
I have my doubts about the entropy of the seeds generated by jade classic in firmware versions 1.0.40 no radio and earlier and I think they have not been sufficiently clear about the reason for the 1.0.41 update or whether they are aware of this problem that I mention in the no radio version.
#nevent1q…qdly

2026-09-01 20:27:31 UTC

@npub1jg5…6n8n
Technical question for the Blockstream/Jade team regarding Jade Classic (original ESP32) + No-Radio firmware, especially around v1.0.40.
In v1.0.40, Jade initialized its 256-bit entropy state with:
bootloader_random_enable();
esp_fill_random(entropy_state, 32);
bootloader_random_disable();
On the original ESP32, bootloader_random_enable() enables the SAR ADC entropy source when RF/Wi-Fi/Bluetooth are disabled.
The point I am trying to understand is the entropy extraction rate.
For ESP32 Classic, esp_random() uses:
APB_CYCLE_WAIT_NUM = 16
With an 80 MHz APB clock, this corresponds to a minimum enforced interval of ~0.2 us between RNG reads (~5 MHz theoretical maximum, excluding execution overhead).
However, the ESP32 Technical Reference Manual recommends reading RNG_DATA_REG at no more than ~500 kHz when using the SAR ADC in order to obtain maximum entropy, which corresponds to ~2 us per 32-bit read.
So there appears to be a difference between:
SAR ADC recommendation:
<= 500 kHz
> = ~2 us/read
esp_random() on ESP32 Classic:
> = ~0.2 us/read minimum enforced delay
> ~5 MHz theoretical maximum
Espressif also uses a much more conservative extraction rate in its bootloader RNG code when the SAR ADC is the entropy source.
At the same time, Espressif explicitly documents bootloader_random_enable() + esp_random()/esp_fill_random() as a valid way of obtaining true random numbers when RF is disabled.
Jade later changed this logic and now performs individual esp_random() calls separated by ~1 ms, explicitly mentioning additional time for HWRNG entropy refeeding and scheduler jitter.
My questions are:
1. Did Blockstream measure or estimate the min-entropy of esp_fill_random(32) on ESP32 Classic with bootloader_random_enable() active and RF disabled?
2. Was the ESP32 TRM recommendation of <=500 kHz for maximum SAR entropy considered?
3. Is there a known lower bound for the min-entropy of the 256-bit entropy_state generated by Jade v1.0.40 in this configuration?
4. Was the later 1 ms delay purely defense-in-depth, or was it also intended to remove uncertainty about the SAR entropy refresh rate on the original ESP32?
5. Does Blockstream consider a 12-word BIP39 mnemonic generated on Jade Classic + No-Radio + v1.0.40 to retain the full expected 128 bits of entropy?
I am not claiming a demonstrated vulnerability. I am trying to understand how the entropy guarantees of Espressif's SAR ADC/HWRNG path were evaluated in Jade.

2026-08-23 20:27:59 UTC

The book *One Hundred Years of Solitude* provides a perfect analysis of the state.
Macondo was born without a state.
No one needed a government to found it, build it, trade, or live together. Political power came later… and with it came impositions, war, repression, and massacre.
From an anarcho-capitalist perspective, *One Hundred Years of Solitude* offers a provocative idea:
Society created Macondo. The state arrived when Macondo had already been created. And it was almost never for the better.
It’s curious that Gabriel García Márquez was very close to the Cuban regime.

2026-08-22 13:12:37 UTC

A good article by DAVID HEINEMEIER HANSSON, the creator of Omarchy Linux, about Bitcoin.
https://world.hey.com/dhh/simulacra-33e81a8e

2026-08-22 07:32:01 UTC

https://blossom.primal.net/dae434c3d83692463c07cf4061cc2a53053853ba4da739a0b5c907d18b20d190.mp4

2026-08-20 16:21:23 UTC

Turn any Android phone into a Bitcoin hardware wallet.
https://metro-vault.com/

2026-08-16 06:34:51 UTC

Good morning!
https://blossom.primal.net/59f16fff9c4f6f879619f3e114f9bc9a1cc9751a9dad000c633a798c83be9c05.jpg

2026-08-08 20:31:49 UTC

How does it feel to have to resync your nodes again?
I warned you—now what am I supposed to do? Have sex with your wife?

2026-08-08 19:41:48 UTC

Well, the bip-110 has already failed.
And it has proven that you bip-110 supporters are idiots and don't understand Bitcoin.
As far as I'm concerned, Luke is completely discredited, just like Knots.
The End 🎉

2026-08-07 15:42:38 UTC

I’m not advocating for multisig—it’s definitely not the right method for most users, and many will end up in trouble—I’m just saying that multisig mitigates many risks as long as you use different devices and different sources of entropy.
But damn, some people are actually advocating for splitting everything across multiple wallets.
Maybe they won’t lose it, but their kids will lose everything.
This is bullshit; there’s no good solution, so stop acting like you’re God.

2026-08-04 06:49:03 UTC

I've been analyzing this whole situation since Saturday, and I think that given the circumstances and what I foresee for the near future, only multi-signature can mitigate this.
I've never liked recommending it because it's not feasible for beginners, but that's just the way it is.
And please, stop with the dice nonsense.
Use, for example, a 2-of-3 multi-signature setup; mix hardware wallets, an offline computer, even an offline cell phone; use different platforms and different entropies.
That’s just the way it is—we’re facing a new paradigm with AI.

2026-08-03 12:31:57 UTC

2021
https://blossom.primal.net/b65ae4658040818e428611f207706a91a391573128ea7688d24d93d0b5372143.jpg

2026-08-03 12:17:09 UTC

The guy who thinks everything revolves around BIP-110 and still hasn't realized he doesn't have any options.
https://blossom.primal.net/b3e0cd84e0459e85810a3eb34a1f493b17af442df834107f2121e7a5d0760cfb.jpg

2026-08-03 11:42:41 UTC

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You should know that I have donated most of what I have received to privacy projects, and also much more.
Now I've seen the kind of person you are—you’re an asshole.
By the way, BIP-110 is going to fail, idiot.

2026-08-03 10:11:03 UTC

This is pretty despicable—you could simply donate the funds you've raised, but you'd rather mine hashes for your own cause while hiding behind a charitable cause.
https://blossom.primal.net/242d2fa26383c389af453da57785ad65cc758de6e189a4f8f3dfcdc1184d4c2d.jpg

2026-08-02 15:47:54 UTC

More…
https://blossom.primal.net/92bd452d0b24542322ad2be68e148cfb11dc7d3865bbfa430ba912a30e710758.jpg
#nevent1q…n5e5

2026-08-02 13:31:23 UTC

It's possible that this bug had already been exploited more discreetly, or that one user simply generated the same seed as another.
https://blossom.primal.net/17ee5c841f91998f0cead0d4698dac3d4b3a6a5df6d1135b153d22faee325166.jpg

2026-08-01 19:49:35 UTC

Just to clarify, the hack had nothing to do with secure elements; the issue of secure elements is a personal crusade of mine.
The hack was a rookie mistake—they failed at the most basic level: the seed entropy.

2026-08-01 19:46:46 UTC

https://blossom.primal.net/cca82cb4f319a11c61722b13e238a771a56229ce718605f87317cc5b0019bd12.jpg

2026-08-01 06:31:49 UTC

Today I'll only say one more thing.
Satoshi's coins have not been hacked, even though hardware wallets and multisignature didn't exist back then.
Think.

2026-08-01 06:25:09 UTC

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It has a secure element

2026-08-01 06:09:38 UTC

Applying this principle, right from the start you should only use wallets that have no secure hardware component and are fully open-source—and the only ones that meet these criteria are:
- Trezor 1 and Trezor T
- Jade
- SeedSigner
Add a passphrase with more than 128 bits of entropy, and as of today, these are the most secure options.
Failing that, you can use them for multi-signature transactions.
Anyone who doesn’t understand why I’m saying this knows nothing about cryptography and is just an uninformed idiot.
And an old, offline PC running Linux encrypted via LUKS is also perfectly valid as a signing device, as long as you use a passphrase and avoid using TPM to encrypt the disk.
#nevent1q…8t2t

2026-07-18 07:14:51 UTC

Here it was said, but Elon's dickriders were busy jerking off over that scam that's never going to make it to Mars. 😂
https://blossom.primal.net/16ccbed40429111e58e00162e684406695055283e761897ea74250627e8cd12e.jpg

2026-07-15 17:00:57 UTC

I am one of the fortunate people in my country who, if I add up all the taxes I pay, has had around 70% of my income taken by the state.
For every €100 net that I pay for something, I first had to earn €333.33. €233.33 goes to the state and €100 to the producer, without even taking into account that the producer then pays taxes again.
This is an absolute absurdity, the European Union is an absolute absurdity, and my living conditions get worse every day, and I certainly can't afford many luxuries.
How am I supposed not to hate the state? How am I supposed not to hate democracy?

2026-07-10 10:08:19 UTC

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2026-07-07 09:13:33 UTC

¿Desde cuando en España somos negros?
#karlergiplan
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2026-07-05 12:12:26 UTC

This gay man forgets all the bombs his beloved country has dropped on other countries in the name of false freedom.
https://blossom.primal.net/6bbf050a45bf670c33a584bce13f8678bb0201053a9965134d392fe69077021b.jpg

2026-07-04 06:53:43 UTC

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I'm not defending Wasabi. Wasabi has flaws in the way it builds Tor circuits, but the fact is that Samourai used the same Tor circuit for everything—I pointed out the bug here myself.
And this is also acknowledged by the developer you mention—who, by the way, isn't actually named that.
Wasabi's handling of Tor circuits is light-years ahead of what Samourai did.
Don’t fool yourself—I audited Samourai’s code myself.

2026-07-04 06:39:07 UTC

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Use it if you want, it's garbage and expensive.
If you want to trust a centralized coordinator without knowing the code it's running, I'd rather use WabiSabi, which doesn't charge fees for mixing. That's why it currently has the highest CoinJoin volume in history.
Whirlpool has always been flawed:
- Labeling attacks
- Poorly constructed Tor circuits
The coordinator could link inputs and outputs.
For everything else, JoinMarket and JoinStr.

2026-07-04 06:22:33 UTC

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Whirlpool is a business that scams its users with its fees.
It has always been a flawed protocol.

2026-07-03 21:12:08 UTC

There’s nothing wrong with “ossifying” Bitcoin as long as it’s used as money.
Block demand is low, so it can be used perfectly well as money on L1.
If you need privacy, you don’t even need to use the flawed Lightning Network—there are protocols like Joinstr on the mainnet, as well as the ability to pay with CoinJoin via Wasabi and the new versions of JoinMarket.

2026-07-03 08:54:17 UTC

White people make up 10% of the world's population.
White people are a minority.
Those of you who embrace multiculturalism are doing your race and culture a disservice.

2026-06-30 09:49:09 UTC

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2026-06-26 17:13:20 UTC

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😂
https://blossom.primal.net/85f5389ce4b748ff9cc4b0bfb94cec3d7c6450e5734694e7f9f38abe6c1a2cb7.jpg

2026-06-26 14:46:05 UTC

Right now we have:
- Core lying about spam.
- Knots lying about the success of BIP-110.
- Giacomo lying about Start9 despite not having even used it.
- All of Core's funding revolving around a psyop organized by three-letter agencies.
- Andy Back looking for his dignity in a dumpster.
- Former Core developers being vilified by Core and its cronies.
- Luke living in a fantasy world where people are sinners if they fuck before marriage; in his head it all sounds spectacular.
- Calle, Shinobi, Vortex, and other whores selling their virginity for the millionth time.
- Vlad discovering that all women are whores.
- Maxim Orlovsky renouncing Bitcoin.
- Saylor underwater.

2026-06-21 11:43:00 UTC

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Check out the inorganic theory of petroleum—the first person to propose it was none other than Dimitri Mendeleev, a nobody, the creator of the periodic table of elements 😂

2026-06-21 11:29:48 UTC

Every true Bitcoiner should know that:
- Oil isn't dinosaur juice.
- Oil is the second most abundant "liquid" after water.
- Humans aren't responsible for climate change.
- Electric cars are "woke."
You're welcome.

2026-06-19 07:46:37 UTC

Things about human stupidity.
Why do you play sports? Why do you do strength training? Why do you do cardio?
The main reason should be for your health—to live longer and have a better quality of life.
Secondary reasons should be that sports teach discipline, perseverance, the ability to make sacrifices, patience, and how to understand and cope with suffering—all very useful skills for daily life.
On the other hand, sports and health are intrinsically linked to diet; there are plenty of studies linking total calorie intake over a lifetime to longevity and many diseases. The bottom line is that you should consume as few calories as possible; you’ll live longer, have a lower risk of cancer, a lower risk of diabetes, and so on. The relationship is simple: if you consume fewer calories, your body has to work less and you wear it down less—though, of course, there has to be a balance.
A healthy body is a lean, muscular body, with a balance of strength, speed, and endurance.
Instead, all I see are “influencers” taking anabolic steroids or peptides, with totally unrealistic bodies—and the funny thing is that they can’t even do 20 pull-ups in a row or run 15 km, and they need a massive calorie intake to maintain that muscle mass, on top of all the chemicals.
It’s downright ridiculous—what’s the point? To impress girls? To make money? Out of insecurity? Is this really more important than your own health?

2026-06-14 14:46:35 UTC

That really was dangerous for the system—using Bitcoin as money.
Those were different times; now everyone’s just a Saylor suck-up.
https://blossom.primal.net/ec0e58eb4447d1e708192427f3b6385bccac7671512e9713fd540ca430d63e9a.jpg

2026-06-14 05:37:43 UTC

Without a doubt, the “don’t spend your Bitcoins” narrative has taken hold strongly.
At this point, I’m not really sure what the point is of developing payment protocols like ARK or Spark, or even Lightning.
Bitcoiners hammering nails into their own coffin.
https://blossom.primal.net/b8fd1379fb3126d8ca0ebf177f9987f65608814f06dc5ddec271f05879c33dbe.jpg

2026-06-13 07:39:18 UTC

I am not discussing the motivations behind BIP-110.
I am discussing the strategy that was followed.
- It should never have been launched when you knew your client only represented 20% of the network and had a minimal hash rate.
- It should not have been presented as temporary.
- At least 2 years should have been spent refining the BIP before launching it; what exists now is only a temporary patch that also breaks things.
- Not telling the whole truth to the public.
The overall impression is one of a complete botched job.
I would say the CIA has achieved its objective.
The best thing that can be done right now is to fork Knots pre-RDTS.

2026-06-12 07:02:35 UTC

Kids, I'm so sick of you always making the same mistakes...
Now I'm gaining credibility because my theories are coming true one by one. In the next cycle, the charlatans will show up again, and I'll expose them, and many will hate me all over again. The cycle repeats itself; it happens to me in every area of my life.
It's the greatest gift I have: seeing reality.
https://blossom.primal.net/062ad5cbf0dcddf2523d3000768c4ed6319093435a3298bc56bfefe4d900de5d.png

2026-06-12 06:41:45 UTC

Good morning:
SpaceX's IPO is the biggest shitcoin in history. Laws have been deliberately changed so that everyone buys this crap, whether voluntarily or by force.
Meanwhile, that idiot Musk, who's in on this whole scam (which will never reach Mars), says that money won't be necessary in the future, that we'll all receive a universal basic income.
I hope there’s a place for you in hell, Elon Musk—you’re not much different from Stalin.
https://blossom.primal.net/fd5d0bb0b1995e549a1225b1c7307642fe246779915ce5be9028d09d051191ac.jpg

2026-06-11 13:07:13 UTC

That's the right attitude—you have to use force against the state to keep it in line.
The Irish are great.
https://blossom.primal.net/08f9fec402e60b9aa0dd3908db61c35be06e6ecd40140f81c71ae158d574f725.mp4

2026-06-07 12:04:43 UTC

Damn, he has a bank that's financed communists, terrorists, and all that crap 😂
#nevent1q…mcfh

2026-06-07 12:02:23 UTC

The Pope's sycophants should read the New Testament so they'd understand that the Catholic Church, with all its opulence, and the Pope himself are the very opposite of its teachings.
It's funny.

2026-06-05 07:37:52 UTC

What has happened to Zcash should serve as a constructive lesson for the Bitcoin and Monero communities in many ways.
What both communities need is more humility.
The Monero community should be aware of the dangers of hidden inflation and that Monero is not as private as they think (MAP Decoder attack).
The Bitcoin community should be aware that Bitcoin is not private, and neither is Lightning.
Both communities should also be aware of the dangers of AI and that we have a common enemy: the state.

2026-06-02 11:23:40 UTC

On the Murder of Henry Nowak
by @guidoprincesa
"This video should mark a turning point for the West.
A young man who could be your son has the misfortune of crossing paths—while going to pick up his friends from the soccer team—with savages whom other savages have allowed into our neighborhoods.
They stab him, subdue him, and then call the police to report racist behavior. The police arrive and handcuff the young Englishman, who has been stabbed twelve times, telling him he is under arrest simply because the other party mentioned racism. He dies in handcuffs, begging for help because he can’t breathe.
Imagine if the perpetrators were white and the victim wasn’t. Half of Europe would already be in flames. That half of Europe is lost, full of wretches and cowards. The other half has no choice but to reclaim it."
https://blossom.primal.net/403b4d188cbae0bab717a1cf5ecc49be39838a7048a0a43bd8d89b876293677e.mp4

2026-05-30 20:13:08 UTC

I’m antisocial by choice, not because I lack social skills.
One day I just sat down and watched people, and I realized they only say and do stupid things.
Those kinds of people will end up hurting you one way or another; they’re like loose neutrons waiting to collide with a nucleus.
One solution is to take advantage of them for your own benefit, but my morals won’t let me do that, so if you’re not going to benefit from them, it’s best to have no contact with them so they don’t hurt you or cost you money.
Protect your family.
#nevent1q…m0rs

2026-05-30 19:50:49 UTC

My advantage is that I'm completely antisocial and don't feel the need to belong to a group.
This allows me to clearly see through scams, whether they come from Samourai, Core, Knots, or any other group of scammers.

2026-05-30 16:00:03 UTC

Holy shit, this is worse than I thought.
We’ve got woke people running Core who allow spam and tell you it’s not spam.
We’ve got lunatics on the Knots side who deny the reality of a softfork without sufficient community support.
We have the idiots who ignore all of this.
God, we’re screwed.
I’ll have to go back to gold—at least its physics can’t be changed by idiots.

2026-05-30 15:55:33 UTC

I really don't understand why you're doing this. Bip-110 is legitimate; this isn't. Now I get why you got the COVID vaccine and why you were wearing a mask—either you're a psychopath sold out to the CIA like Core, or you're just an idiot.
#nevent1q…canc

2026-05-30 15:53:39 UTC

The main falsehood in these claims is the assertion that a split would only occur if “malicious actors carried out a counter-fork.” A BCH-style counter-fork is not necessary. The following is sufficient:
1. Some nodes activate BIP-110.
2. Other nodes/miners do not implement it.
3. A block is mined that is valid under the old rules but invalid under BIP-110.
4. BIP-110 nodes reject it; legacy nodes might accept it.
Why are you misleading the community like this?
https://blossom.primal.net/fa506eaed534d266fa00f71ccd43b4c429dfe2e84c7132496d01211f4cb3c672.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/268f64a5a3d72d700a8d4e4cb370b8c10a7caeca4bfb57e3971b2d200e2a80a7.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/d6016200c2025d22a5c1da0feace580e8094ee3f1a61fe436c2755951b6c1f72.jpg

2026-05-30 07:28:40 UTC

When Luke speaks, he does so from the perspective that bip-110 has majority support and is bound to succeed, without considering the possibility of failure.
This is only half the truth and ignores the other half.
It is a completely politicized argument designed to deceive the unwary and uninformed.
As I said, it’s not much different from what Core has done with the spam.
#nevent1q…wgfu

2026-05-30 07:23:23 UTC

And that's how politicians talk
https://blossom.primal.net/f6a834bbbdc903684b15bbdc2ca53e6987a174aaa80bb7d7b5b4ffe51c41755b.jpg
#nevent1q…dwnh

2026-05-30 07:14:07 UTC

Right now, I have absolutely no idea which client to use.
The people at Core are liars and manipulators, and the people at Knots have become just the same, dishonestly concealing the consequences of the BIP-110 failure (chain split) and the slim—if not nonexistent—chances it has of succeeding due to a total lack of strategy, which is very concerning.
Anyway, bookmark this post and hold me to it if I’m wrong.
#nevent1q…6av4

2026-05-30 07:02:47 UTC

What worries me most is that Knots has launched a full-scale disinformation campaign surrounding the activation of BIP-110, just as Core did with spam and op_return.
It’s pretty disappointing.
Bitcoin has turned into the political left and right—they’re all phonies in one way or another.
Open your eyes, guys—they’re being dishonest on both sides and are just using you.
When something isn’t explained clearly and convincingly, it’s a textbook red flag 🚩.

2026-05-29 21:00:42 UTC

The GTO is undoubtedly the most beautiful Ferrari ever made (and the second most expensive).
https://blossom.primal.net/580f9da2e4e2f4e3b92e3963ed94d3120f15da355b81ba156dcdb6ce84376d9e.jpg

2026-05-29 20:33:54 UTC

Without a doubt, the U.S. is the worst state in the world; while other states survive by robbing their citizens, the U.S. survives by robbing both its citizens and the rest of the world.
#nevent1q…6hjq

2026-05-29 20:31:40 UTC

Trump Sparrow
https://blossom.primal.net/585dd9196e689cd40b568866acba530b78e7f4a84afa09e67108289a6dd41df4.jpg

2026-05-29 17:54:41 UTC

Everyone has fallen into the trap set by the three-letter agencies.
Bitcoin Cash = CIA
Core = CIA
#nevent1q…q0p3

2026-05-28 10:34:51 UTC

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How would I have handled things?
I would have continued developing Knots but with more maintainers involved and opened it up to the community, so that not everything depended on Luke.
And I would have waited until at least 50% of the network’s nodes were on board.
Then I would have proposed BIP-110, and not just as a temporary measure.

2026-05-28 09:44:22 UTC

Apple M1 dieshot
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2026-05-28 08:57:20 UTC

Months ago I already said that I would not show my support for BIP-110 because it was dead on arrival from the start.
Right now it only has 0.38% signaling. Therefore, the whole debate that continues to be built around RDTS is sterile, and from the side that supports BIP-110 reality is being distorted in the same way Core does regarding Spam.
And this worries me because I consider Core to be corrupt, but I also think that the opposition (Knots) is either not thinking straight or they have some interest that escapes me (mining).
https://blossom.primal.net/2f61083e01df753c555bfe832a73f84b627d107b906487203c6417a2713745a6.png

2026-05-28 07:43:06 UTC

He says this after having sold over 700 million in bitcoins 😂
https://blossom.primal.net/b3fade4f16fec648db4b54556a0c030515ee42d269b11706ddf8d8c239686bf1.jpg

2026-05-24 20:43:07 UTC

Telegram is even worse.
https://blossom.primal.net/26a023045ba4b82f1d254f803850261d924351df98c594ed04dd48f9eac9063d.jpg
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2026-05-24 13:57:13 UTC

I disagree with this guy on many things, but in this case, I agree.
Unfortunately, it’s a fruitless debate with fanatics.
Although my ultimate solution differs from a Layer 2 solution.
I believe that if we can anchor a sidechain to Bitcoin through something like BitVM and have it possess Monero’s properties, we’ll solve many of Bitcoin’s problems, and there will no longer be a need to consider alternatives—or perhaps even Layer 2 solutions.
#nevent1q…5nct

2026-05-24 07:13:02 UTC

De-anonymization in cashu
Link cashu tokens with wallets using keyset and Etag
https://uncensoredtech.substack.com/p/de-anonymize-cashu-transactions

2026-05-24 07:07:04 UTC

The system is a soul-crushing machine; voting only changes who drives the machine.
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2026-05-24 06:58:37 UTC

https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/texas-sues-meta-whatsapp-over-encryption-privacy-claims-2026-05-21/
The lawsuit in Harrison County court says WhatsApp and Meta falsely assure users that WhatsApp messages are encrypted despite having access to “virtually all” private communications on the messaging app.

2026-05-23 07:06:31 UTC

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2026-05-22 12:48:47 UTC

Anna’s Archive Hit With $19.5m Default Judgment and Global Domain Takedown Order
https://torrentfreak.com/annas-archive-hit-with-19-5m-default-judgment-and-global-domain-takedown-order/

2026-05-22 11:38:30 UTC

Telegram’s MTProto: Assessing Deanonymization Potential for a Network Attacker
Telegram is trash; most Bitcoiners are on it, and it's very easy to track them down.
https://symbolic.software/pdf/gnmx-01.pdf

2026-05-10 10:08:43 UTC

Things you can do before getting into Bitcoin that are just as important—or even more so:
- Stop using social media platforms like Facebook, WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, and all that crap.
- Especially, stop using Windows.
- Use Tor and a VPN.
In short, stop giving your personal information to the technocratic system.

2026-05-08 05:50:57 UTC

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2026-05-08 05:35:33 UTC

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2026-05-06 12:43:02 UTC

If you’re even remotely intelligent, you can see through the farce and the victim mentality behind the Holocaust.
Modern Egyptians also suffer from trauma caused by what the pharaohs did 4,000 years ago.
https://blossom.primal.net/6200fde1e46ba96ad358d37b8f412e87ca6ffa70062bd8bca708a51fa025149b.png

2026-05-06 12:23:51 UTC

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2026-05-05 20:37:23 UTC

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2026-05-05 14:16:59 UTC

Given Bitcoin’s inability to offer privacy, I believe the immediate future lies in using Bitcoin as a store of value and Monero as a means of payment.
FCMP++ opens up a world of possibilities by enabling atomic swaps in both directions, and it also paves the way for atomic swaps between Lightning and Monero.

2026-05-03 19:03:42 UTC

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💯
Man, it's hard to find someone who hasn't had a lobotomy.

2026-05-03 17:39:52 UTC

Cybersecurity and online privacy are achieved by questioning the methods used, not by complacency.
It’s not wrong to criticize Bitcoin’s privacy, just as it’s not wrong to criticize your own security and privacy.
But as I said, many lose their sense of reason because they’re just fanatics who don’t even care about their own privacy.

2026-05-03 17:11:18 UTC

The height of stupidity is people who claim to be Bitcoin maximalists, who get angry with you for criticizing Bitcoin’s privacy and tell you to use Lightning, but are so stupid that they leave enough clues on the internet to lead right to their front door.
It’s ridiculous.
You’re going to need a lot of luck in the future.

2026-05-03 07:10:48 UTC

Reality is stubborn, and this discredits most of the opinions expressed here, including the opinions I have held for years, but as they say, it is wise to correct oneself.
Monero’s privacy is a real market demand; if you feel more confident ignoring this reality and thinking that Bitcoin is private, well, there are also people who think the Earth is flat.
My position is not, guys stop using Bitcoin and use Monero; my position is, guys, Bitcoin is not private, let’s do something to make it private.
#nevent1q…qxlh

2026-05-03 07:03:08 UTC

https://blossom.primal.net/e8805b055303eb67f810768cd199780798bc30e9e0f6cd7e381a438490f5cb45.jpg
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2026-05-03 07:02:16 UTC

These are the payment methods on an AI platform that allows anonymous payment with crypto, the pattern is always the same.
https://blossom.primal.net/7f5213ddb353373b39ed81e5c72a8e07d67b322858d9d21f8b132b5ac5a8f350.jpg

2026-05-02 15:33:57 UTC

These designs are total crap; it feels like the bike could turn into a robot at any moment.
https://blossom.primal.net/36e8d91b7bc7866eeca29e9439c67311337619bf43320b0d49aaad8abc187ada.jpg
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2026-05-02 15:24:20 UTC

The height of motorcycle and supercar design was in the late 1980s.
Now they all look like Transformers.
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2026-05-02 15:01:41 UTC

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2026-05-02 06:37:08 UTC

"Without privacy there is no freedom."
This is also forgotten in favor of defending your team.
Bitcoin is not private, Lightning for a state-level attacker has the same problems as Tor, and many more.
Coinjoins do not improve Bitcoin’s fungibility unless everyone uses them, which is impossible.
Cashu is a joke of a protocol full of bugs and it is also custodial.
Let’s start from honesty, from accepting this.
And also ask yourself, if someone invents a method for Bitcoin to have Monero-level privacy without the risk of hidden inflation, do you think it would be implemented in Bitcoin?
My opinion is no.
So start from the premise that Bitcoin developers do not want privacy, since the government does not want privacy.
Even so, I still hope that someone has a brilliant idea that makes Bitcoin truly private, even if only optionally, because as of today it must also be clear that Bitcoin is the only currency that cannot be attacked by the state with a 51% attack.
#nevent1q…t335

2026-05-02 06:26:17 UTC

One of the big problems of Bitcoin, especially with regard to privacy, is that if the problem is not acknowledged and addressed honestly, all that remains are half-truths and snake oil salesmen.
For example, this statement by Kruw is completely false; it should be reformulated like this:
"Some Wasabi CoinJoins can produce estimated anonymity sets larger than Monero’s current ring size, but those metrics are not directly comparable; Monero offers protocol-level privacy by default for sender, receiver, and amount, while Wasabi depends on correct usage, liquidity, subsequent user behavior, and trust in the coordinator.”
https://blossom.primal.net/75e80c73b1df78414fc1e50e2b52024de45be0e35213edbd1ef3b990e0f8f48b.jpg

2026-04-26 19:59:42 UTC

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2026-04-26 13:07:28 UTC

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Here's your average Jew.
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2026-04-26 12:53:06 UTC

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I am an anti-Semite and a Nazi.
You Jews are trash.

2026-04-26 06:14:44 UTC

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