Forget selfies and passports – crypto should be private

[BlackHatCoiner]

With gold you are up against a few hundreds criminals within a 50 mile radius of your home. With digital goods you are exposed to millions of criminals all over the world, instantly.

Just stick with the dumb solution and buy yourself a hardware wallet.

if you live your life being paranoid that your investment is going to be taken away from you--and you won't accept help from any experts who do security for a living--then I can't imagine anything better than hiding some gold coins in your kitchen cookie jar.

People aren't paranoid with their money. They very knowingly evade taxes or the risk of having to pay some undeclared tax they don't even know they had to pay. That's why they'd rather have some privacy with gold coins in house than in bank vaults.

In the real world, people do evade taxes, by the way.

[legiteum]

With gold you are up against a few hundreds criminals within a 50 mile radius of your home. With digital goods you are exposed to millions of criminals all over the world, instantly.

Just stick with the dumb solution and buy yourself a hardware wallet.

https://www.financemagnates.com/terms/5/5-wrench-attack/

if you live your life being paranoid that your investment is going to be taken away from you--and you won't accept help from any experts who do security for a living--then I can't imagine anything better than hiding some gold coins in your kitchen cookie jar.

People aren't paranoid with their money. They very knowingly evade taxes or the risk of having to pay some undeclared tax they don't even know they had to pay. That's why they'd rather have some privacy with gold coins in house than in bank vaults.

In the real world, people do evade taxes, by the way.

You can evade taxes with gold bars, too. Or rare coins. Or baseball cards. Or whatever.

Of course if you are going to risk being sent to prison for tax evasion, shouldn't you do it with a cryptocurrency that... doesn't have a public ledger like Monero? Bitcoin is the worst of both worlds.

[PrivacyG]

ROFL

So something you buy on the internet, with all of the tracking in the world watching potentially you, and watchers that hail from every corner of the Earth is "easier to detect" than something that many people own without even themselves knowing about it because it's just some metal hanging around their house somewhere... That's a good one... 

With gold you are up against a few hundreds criminals within a 50 mile radius of your home. With digital goods you are exposed to millions of criminals all over the world, instantly.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not an investor in either (I'm still trying to cope with having invested in NVDA four years ago  ), but if you live your life being paranoid that your investment is going to be taken away from you--and you won't accept help from any experts who do security for a living--then I can't imagine anything better than hiding some gold coins in your kitchen cookie jar. 

I mean, it's still not as safe as just putting your money in a bank, statistically speaking, but it's way safer than a digital asset of any kind.

You are only considering Privacy, Safety, Security et cetera in the current circumstances and environment you are living in.  Being someone with such a hatred for Trump and on the reverse so much ass kissing of Biden, you should particularly be afraid of what a Government can do against you now that Trump is in charge of your country.

Try to hide a couple hundred thousand Dollars worth of Gold in a private way.  Private as in.  If the Government considers you a potentially Wealthy Gold owner and wants to check your properties out for Gold, they will not find it.  Send me a hundred thousand Dollars worth of Gold right now in a private way.  No Third Party knowing who you are or what you are sending me.  Hell.  You could try.  You could send me some Gold writing 'Rare rocks' for the contents of your parcel.  But then who guarantees it will not get checked, seized, what ever.

You could bury a piece of metal inside a wall and it could contain billions of Dollars worth of Bitcoin.  You could send me a billion Dollars right now and it would instantly arrive.  And we could both use Tor, it does not have to be your name on a big name tag flying across the World, it can be private.

Anyway.  My point was.  You may have a great life right now and if this is true, I am glad you are having that kind of life.  But if you know any thing about history, you should know no peace and fantasy life is for granted.  In fact.  A lot of time, the worst happens when you love life the most.  Being paranoid about your investments being taken away from you should at this point almost be survival instinct considering the past of many countries, not only The United States.  It always happened, the Government NEVER cared.  If you believe your Government really cares about you and really wants your best then you are delusional.  Whether it is Trump or Biden, you SHOULD prevent your Money being taken away from you and Bitcoin prevents it.

Or.  You could be cool like the rest of people and keep sharing your mug shot with all these lovely Banks to be allowed to even have an account because obviously, all they ever cared about is your Safety and Security.  But you better be ready for what comes when Shit Hits The Fan.

[legiteum]

You are only considering Privacy, Safety, Security et cetera in the current circumstances and environment you are living in.
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But if you know any thing about history, you should know no peace and fantasy life is for granted.  In fact.  A lot of time, the worst happens when you love life the most.  Being paranoid about your investments being taken away from you should at this point almost be survival instinct considering the past of many countries, not only The United States.  It always happened, the Government NEVER cared.  If you believe your Government really cares about you and really wants your best then you are delusional.  Whether it is Trump or Biden, you SHOULD prevent your Money being taken away from you and Bitcoin prevents it.

Or.  You could be cool like the rest of people and keep sharing your mug shot with all these lovely Banks to be allowed to even have an account because obviously, all they ever cared about is your Safety and Security.  But you better be ready for what comes when Shit Hits The Fan.

So you are saying that you should invest in Bitcoin because... the US government might collapse into lawlessness and anarchy. Fine.

But how do you explain the value Bitcoin falling when the US government gets in more trouble, say like this new war? Based on past performance, Bitcoin might be the very worst asset to hold in times of US government uncertainty. Every time there's a shock of any kind Bitcoin goes DOWN, not up.

And that's to say nothing of the collapsed world you are painting where... everybody is still going to have access to the Internet? How will that work?

If your argument for investing in Bitcoin is as a hedge against armageddon, then it's not a very strong one. The best investment for that scenario is cases of rifles and live ammunition stockpiles (and I know of people who really invest in these things). The idea that you are going to have a working iPhone connected to your T-Mobile account so you can trade your Bitcoin in a scenario where the US government has collapsed is laughable.

And insofar as the US government is still marginally functional, and thus civilization is still marginally intact, then the US government is always going to get you if you are its target. Just ask the Unabomber.

I worry about US government instability in the same way I worry about double engine failure when flying over the Pacific thousands of miles from land. If it happens it happens, and we're screwed if it does. What you are suggesting is that we learn to swim, which sounds good until you think it through for a minute or two .

Like 95% of Bitcoin investors who invest using a custodial wallet of some time, I'm fine with risking my investment if the government comes after me. I'll have far bigger problems if that happens than simply losing my life savings.

[Myleschetty]

You think the people who build the cage sleep inside it?

The people who construct the cage will never sleep in it because they are aware of the risks and suffering involved, but they will choose to market their cage service as the best so that people will have faith in them. The government support them since they are helping them to do their homework in the area of tax and the more service is not obsolete the better the government use them for tax purpose.
I hope the information you provided in the OP can also be post in the beginner and help section so that newbies who believe there no need for privacy since they are not into illicit activities will know the danger in not prioritizing privacy.

[BlackHatCoiner]

So you are saying that you should invest in Bitcoin because... the US government might collapse into lawlessness and anarchy. Fine.

Or just because governments live off inflating the supply of money, directing people to buy assets, and then taxing the capital gains on those assets. For a puppet State that rapes kids and funds wars, breaking the law and reforming it however it fits, doesn't sound like a Science Fiction scenario either, though.

But how do you explain the value Bitcoin falling when the US government gets in more trouble, say like this new war? Based on past performance, Bitcoin might be the very worst asset to hold in times of US government uncertainty. Every time there's a shock of any kind Bitcoin goes DOWN, not up.

Yes, that's called being useful in uncertain times. The fact that bitcoin plummets in war times means people in those unfortunate countries are able to sell it for their local currencies immediately, to buyers from a liquid orderbook.

[legiteum]

So you are saying that you should invest in Bitcoin because... the US government might collapse into lawlessness and anarchy. Fine.

Or just because governments live off inflating the supply of money, directing people to buy assets, and then taxing the capital gains on those assets. For a puppet State that rapes kids and funds wars, breaking the law and reforming it however it fits, doesn't sound like a Science Fiction scenario either, though.

Owning Bitcoin won't solve any of those problems.

In the US, your gains from Bitcoin (or whatever) are taxed, which is also true in many countries. Yes, you can fail to claim your gains on your tax return and not pay those taxes, but you can do that with any kind of investment. In either case, you have to worry about being sent to prison for the rest of your life, which why almost nobody does it. But Bitcoin and cryptos generally don't meaningfully change the situation at all. Tax cheats existed before Bitcoin, and they'll exist after Bitcoin goes the way of MySpace too. You don't need technology to evade taxes if that's what you want to do.

But how do you explain the value Bitcoin falling when the US government gets in more trouble, say like this new war? Based on past performance, Bitcoin might be the very worst asset to hold in times of US government uncertainty. Every time there's a shock of any kind Bitcoin goes DOWN, not up.

Yes, that's called being useful in uncertain times. The fact that bitcoin plummets in war times means people in those unfortunate countries are able to sell it for their local currencies immediately, to buyers from a liquid orderbook.

ROFL. If that's the case, then there are lots of investments that go down EVEN MORE than Bitcoin does during periods of uncertainty.  

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Last Tuesday we froze a user's account.

$48,000.

He tried to withdraw to self-custody.

The system flagged it.

"Suspicious activity."

Suspicious means we don't know why you want your money.

So you can't have it. Until you explain. To us. In email.

Commercial banks in my country does this a lot just as the centralized exchange does too. For me, the most annoying thing is that when this companies are on a market campaign, their sales staff will give you different sweet pitch just to convince you to sign up with their bank or an exchange (if it's a CEX), but the moment you agree and sign up with them, they now own you completely and will control you the way they want and you can not do anything unless you comply with their terms which you must have failed to read but you blindly agreed to those terms without reading it.

Some people gets to know that a policy actually exited in a platform they are using only when they have a bad situation at hand but wants to make case with the platform, that's when their lawyer tells them that the system has a policy that they agreed to. This is the reason why I like decentralization, you won't have to explain yourself to any body.

[Asuspawer09]

I mean, that doesn't necessarily mean that it's crypto, since you are talking about a custodial platform that does cryptocurrency exchange, it's not really about the crypto, since we know that Bitcoin was not really a private thing, overall it wasn't really anonymous like what they are saying, it's decentralized, transactions are public, etc. The thing is this is all just a normal thing anymore because investors or people probably just doesn't really care a lot about the information as long as they can used the service, I mean getting the data leaked might be a different thing but most of the time even me, I wouldn't going to mind doing some KYC as long as it was a useful service, I do almost all of the KYC on popular exchanges as well because I can use there application freely, that is just normal, but the data leaking was always happening and it's obviously there fault.

I can already see a lot of problems about it, but having a user get flag, frozen accounts, unsafe data, getting flag because of the 50$ transaction was obviously a huge red flag, I guess I just wouldn't going to dare to try a new exchange that doesn't really hard the credibility already especially here in the forum, it is just the safest bet most of the time, since user's here in the forum are also agreeing.

[PrivacyG]

So you are saying that you should invest in Bitcoin because... the US government might collapse into lawlessness and anarchy. Fine.

No where did I say that was THE reason to put your Money in Bitcoin.  It is definitely one of the reasons I do and I believe people should.  It is pretty much the same reason a lot of people in The United States believe owning a gun should be a right and the same reason a lot of people are afraid of abolishing that particular part of the Constitution is dangerous.

But how do you explain the value Bitcoin falling when the US government gets in more trouble, say like this new war? Based on past performance, Bitcoin might be the very worst asset to hold in times of US government uncertainty. Every time there's a shock of any kind Bitcoin goes DOWN, not up.

I have my own explanation for it but why does it even matter in our discussion?  Most people are stuck six feet deep in the ground in debt and instead of Generational Wealth, they all seem to be happily working on Generational Debt nowadays.  They are guided by Tik Tok, the latest idiotic trend, they are acting like they are brain less.  Does it look to you like people are reaching any sane level of rationality lately at all?

And that's to say nothing of the collapsed world you are painting where... everybody is still going to have access to the Internet? How will that work?

If your argument for investing in Bitcoin is as a hedge against armageddon, then it's not a very strong one. The best investment for that scenario is cases of rifles and live ammunition stockpiles (and I know of people who really invest in these things). The idea that you are going to have a working iPhone connected to your T-Mobile account so you can trade your Bitcoin in a scenario where the US government has collapsed is laughable.

And insofar as the US government is still marginally functional, and thus civilization is still marginally intact, then the US government is always going to get you if you are its target. Just ask the Unabomber.

I worry about US government instability in the same way I worry about double engine failure when flying over the Pacific thousands of miles from land. If it happens it happens, and we're screwed if it does. What you are suggesting is that we learn to swim, which sounds good until you think it through for a minute or two .

Because if the Government decides to go against its own people, people are going full Rambo shooting at the military and taking things over like in the movies.

To put it simply, you are delusional again.  I may have to remind you, we live on Planet Earth.  And The United States is part OF our Planet.  I thought this was already an information you knew but it seems like you are stuck in particularly that one 'United States' bubble.

Anyway.  My scenario was not even the Government taking every thing by force.  I do not imagine tanks rolling through cities and ordering that people do what ever.  People are already giving up every thing they have for the smallest promise of 'more Safety' their Governments make.  There is no military enforcement necessary for that.  There has been a significant fall in the levels of Privacy people have as they have voluntarily given up most of what ever Privacy they had to have more points in a game, more Facebook features, access to what ever event or a Bank account et cetera.  Under the right circumstances and with the right fear instilled in people, they would be capable of voluntarily giving up even their weapons just for being promised in exchange that the terror stays away from them if they do.

It does not even matter if you believed in a Pandemic or were a skeptic, there were SO many things that should have not happened and yet they tested the limits of people.  The Digital Fiat is coming under the fantastic etiquette that it will solve Money Laundering, if you believe this is what leads to a more Free World then get ready for a BIG disappointment.

If I am right and most of the World is probably going to hell in a matter of years, leaving The United States does not mean you have to take a rocket ship and go to Mars.  There are countries where things will be better, much better in a scenario like the one I imagine.

I do not know if you have ever heard about this but there is a country called Ukraine and a lot of people had to flee a war.  A lot of them had to give up their Wealth to cross the border.  Yes, if war begins in The United States you have bigger problems to deal with than just your life savings or your Bitcoin.  But you may have to give up your life savings while the next person may have their Millions of Dollars stored on a Seed memorized or written on their underwear.  They could cross bare handed while you would have things to put in a bag, Banks to visit, stuck in front of an ATM looking at Money you can not even Withdraw.

Your choice of Trusting your Government as if things are guaranteed is very naive.  If Shit ever Hits The Fan, you will be among the first to be running around all screwed up.

[legiteum]

So you are saying that you should invest in Bitcoin because... the US government might collapse into lawlessness and anarchy. Fine.

No where did I say that was THE reason to put your Money in Bitcoin.  It is definitely one of the reasons I do and I believe people should.

Got it. So that reason, be it partial or completely, has the same logical problem: a collapsed US government would render Bitcoin absolutely worthless because there would be no functional internet in that scenario.

Because if the Government decides to go against its own people, people are going full Rambo shooting at the military and taking things over like in the movies.

You misunderstood me: I certainly don't see any reason to invest in bullets and rifles to save up for armageddon, and I find such a notion childish and stupid. I was only using that as an example of something minutely less stupid than putting all of your money in Bitcoin for the same reasons.

The reality for almost everybody in a situation where the major governments of the world collapses, and civilization collapses, is death by starvation. The remaining tiny few survivors will be living an unthinkably terrible life, e.g. like in The Last of Us. Without global supply chains we don't get to have almost anything that most of the world takes for granted today, and the Internet is one of the first things to fall apart.

Your choice of Trusting your Government as if things are guaranteed is very naive.  If Shit ever Hits The Fan, you will be among the first to be running around all screwed up.

Who said anything about "trusting your government"? I certainly don't nor should anybody. But the solution--the only realistic solution--is to prevent authoritarianism and/or collapse from happening using our power as citizens and voting, because every other "plan" that somebody can come up with is a delusional scenario out of a bad 1980s action movie.

If the Shit Hits the Fan, then... we're screwed. Indeed, the very first thing that would happen would be a hardware-censored Internet, which could very easily stop Bitcoin network traffic for instance. Bitcoin's appeal would be reduced to the number of members of child porn rings today: maybe you can't "kill it" completely, but governments certainly can reduce it to almost nothing and make it basically worthless compared to it's value today. And insofar as civilization starts to collapse, Bitcoin will drastically fall in value along with it because all of the "big" money will leave.

And the point about leaving the USA/the free world with your Bitcoin is a logical fallacy: Bitcoin is only worth what it's worth because there's a working USA and a free world that has bid the value of Bitcoin into the $billions. In other words, the Bitcoin you would be hiding in your underwear would barely be enough to buy another pair of underwear when you landed in that magical free place outside of the reach of US/Chinese/Russian military aggression (aka Mars).

When I was a kid, I too had all kinds of fantasies of outliving the collapse of civilization, and it was a very comforting thought that if everything turned bad, I would still be just fine. I fantasized that even if our government turned against me, I would still be fine. This helped me sleep at night.

But sadly, I couldn't stay stupid for very long: I grew up.

[OcTradism]

Got it. So that reason, be it partial or completely, has the same logical problem: a collapsed US government would render Bitcoin absolutely worthless because there would be no functional internet in that scenario.

The collapse of the USA does not mean it's the end of that nation while it will certainly not be the end of the world. The earth keeps spinning and the world continues existing, Bitcoin will exist without the USA. Like in past years, when Bitcoin mining hashrate concentrated a lot in China mainland, and whenever that government announced things like banning Bitcoin, cracking down Bitcoin mining, the Bitcoin communities were very panic. Fortunately we already witnessed what happened with Bitcoin after China crackdown on Bitcoin mining years ago, many mining farms and their mining hashrate migrated to other nations including neighbor countries near China mainland and far nations like the USA.
https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/2021/new-data-reveals-timeline-of-chinas-bitcoin-mining-exodus/
https://www.coinbase.com/bytes/archive/a-history-of-chinas-crypto-crackdowns

[legiteum]

Got it. So that reason, be it partial or completely, has the same logical problem: a collapsed US government would render Bitcoin absolutely worthless because there would be no functional internet in that scenario.

The collapse of the USA does not mean it's the end of that nation while it will certainly not be the end of the world. The earth keeps spinning and the world continues existing, Bitcoin will exist without the USA. Like in past years, when Bitcoin mining hashrate concentrated a lot in China mainland, and whenever that government announced things like banning Bitcoin, cracking down Bitcoin mining, the Bitcoin communities were very panic. Fortunately we already witnessed what happened with Bitcoin after China crackdown on Bitcoin mining years ago, many mining farms and their mining hashrate migrated to other nations including neighbor countries near China mainland and far nations like the USA.

If the US collapsed, then China would easily take over as the world's government. Oops.

And that's assuming there's even an internet at all, or one that spans national borders.

The idea that Bitcoin even exists at all in any of these doomsday scenarios is just bonkers, but even if it did, with US and western mainstream investors, Bitcoin would fall to 1/1000th its current value.

So if you think there's going to be a collapse of the US system, the very last investment you'd want to make (if there were such a thing as "investments" in such a scenario) is in... Bitcoin.

[so98nn]

The worst is yet to come. If you guys have read trending news about HDFC Bank then you will know how our money is not secure with these giants too.

Recently HDFC Banks chairman stepped down from his position suddenly. Following this Jefferies are also exiting the bank. Giving it a hard time everywhere.

The Bank lost $ 16 billion in market capitalization after the news came out. This is all hard earned money that was invested into these banks.

HDFC Bank is facing significant turmoil following the abrupt resignation of its chairman, Atanu Chakraborty, in March 2026, who cited "ethical differences" regarding leadership practices. This led to a sharp stock decline, eroding roughly $16 billion in market capitalization and prompting investigations into potential governance lapses

HDFC is under scrutiny, the money is not safe for time being.

I am just adding an exampled here om how private sector banks are not safe, just to support whatever OP said is kinda true in many senses.

[YellowSwap]

We can go on and on about this for as long as the financial system exists but the truth remains you cni stop KYC and centralization as long as the government exists so will it plus these days people don't even care no more they just opt in for these out of the blue.

Outside this forum where decentralization is recognised and practiced you will barely find a handful of people that value decentralization they all buy the concept of it being sugar-coated as security not control over you and your assets.

Personally I don’t fully agree that people don’t care at all. I think people actually care about privacy, they just don’t have many real options or they don’t fully understand what they are giving up for that swift illusion of simplicity and convenience that all this platforms package for users.

The honest truth is that most people just want something that works fast and easy, so they follow whatever platform is popular without thinking deeper about control or data. It's not always that they don’t care, sometimes its just convenience over awareness. But slowly and surly, as more people experience issues like frozen funds or data leaks, I think more users will start paying attention and looking for better alternatives.

This is true, the last time I talked about using P2P only to buy Bitcoin to avoid KYC verification everyone that is involved in this conversation all said the same thing.

The only P2P platform that supports my location are all asking for KYC because they are all centralised exchanges, it's like they don't have a choice or something.

People do care about privacy but it's not easy for them, they have no choice but to accept and start using centralised exchanges, bisq for example have no people from my location trading P2P.

I myself had to gave it all up.

[BlackHatCoiner]

In the US, your gains from Bitcoin (or whatever) are taxed, which is also true in many countries. Yes, you can fail to claim your gains on your tax return and not pay those taxes, but you can do that with any kind of investment.

I don't think so. I'm not in the US, but it is far more difficult for a tax authority to monitor every transaction across all banking systems and question each one to determine whether you realized your Bitcoin gains than it is with other investments, where regulated intermediaries often report directly to tax authorities.

In my place, gold coins are bought and sold, and I am very sure a large portion of those transactions and gains are not ever reported. I can imagine the same with peer-to-peer exchanges in bitcoin.

[Easteregg69]

You imagine me spin out of control with a beer while ice check the papers?

Thinking. Crypto could be the ticket.

After that. Ghettoblaster in Harlem. With far-left accusations against people who don't co-op.

It would pass on confidence. Tells me people gets mad if they don't have the gravity to shape coal to diamonds.

You start with 1g. Find out if there is a syntax for it.

The beers is part of the being immortal ritual.. I have one saying facts is not enough. The scenario accelerated in to wars of tyrants.

Reminds me the that c does not represent the speed of light anymore. It was reference at the time the formula was formed. It's ehh. e=mc2. It's been revised since then.

Tells me the President rather listen to dancing queen by ABBA. You seriously expect people to unwrap what you find private. To get your money.

I don't work with complaints on this one. As i expect it will increase my chance of getting my money. You got your stablecointhing. I don't care about that. Big Beatyfull Bill.

Fox News. You don't want your spin controlled after you get some distance. Told you it's with kitchen duty and pancakes now. Pre Nangilima.

It's not a wako 2.0. You be on timing. What do i tell the gentleman that needs an apology on my forefathers behalf? I could go racist about him and tell him how easy he was to abuse. I could kick Putins sorry ass if i was in to judo at that level. You pick some level.

Privacy on topic. You will still have to suck glory. It's back to bio tracing. I would call it "superstring". In short. I deal with people who expect me to have a joint ready.

You be nice or you can't win. Hence the privacy. How the fuck you think i got treated for a start? "We can talk about sex". It's your President talking. After he went nuts.

Some British bank kicked ~300 millions in to midnight. For internal management i assume. Still. The point is to keep some level of privacy.

It's on credit score now. I claim i invented something smart when i get a clue what it is about. Claim intellectual property as we say in the business.


Todays remix is with John Lennon! I f you go to prison you want to be under my supervision. I handle a big joint now. Morrocan replica.

Use privacy to avoid prison. Told you we had minigolf in it. Psycho golf. I wanna discuss immutable chaining with you. It goes to you stick with what is best for you.

"Size don't matters". You can put that in a private mail. They won't let elon in with a chainsaw to ruin the game. I dual bar style. Before a grunt hunt.

I got a dual bar chainsaw with flaming blades and some buff increasing the damage as the victims turns on fire. Privacy related. A 4 star weapon.

See what kind of hash the pusher comes up with. The saw is for humiliation. Instead of shooting with a cannon. What you want your family to hear. You got cut to pieces or blown up? You be in coal and transportation. I don't need it. My ship lands me in my chair. Reversing my bias any day.

Since my family gave up on me. Privacy. Telling me kids that don't get sugar on the oatmeals performs better. "I invented terraforming. I can change everything". Goes for your friend since we got extra cards in the deck. The President wants to stop the war he started. I say give it a go.

You read it any way you want. How you think we use privacy in a good manor? Perhaps Hitler is hiding in Argentine? Checking? Even shit out before you show up.


Best morrocan hash. Not kidding! Tell the protocol you are ok. (succes). I play Niggers with an attitude not afraid of getting arrested here.

[Easteregg69]

Looking for any king/kind of opposition.

Representing the gangsters since they know where to find me. You find a source you can not hit.

I think the Press is tired of taking bullets for the case. It's 1000 times worse if you think about it.

Rotary makes more sense as a cult name.

You have any idea what people turn to when they start hating? I do. Don't try to teach them anything. Or you look like a stupid nigger looking for an apology.

Best Tracks of The Notorious B.I.G. (Happy Birthday Mix))

I hold enough to make it corrupt. How the fuck they let the nigger loose on national news is still a problem. I would look for a friendship club.

Some shit that is not anti-white. If the lord get pancakes an beers.. You try flashing a joint at the cops and see if they care. Kunte Kinte is 80's.

I be beyond all the shit your ears can't take. Better call Houston. Personal assistent incoming. The worst would be the one that takes history for credit.

Marie. You start with a small prayer first. I pick some innocent to tell what is real. You got no idea how the birds would bring me in on a day.

I protect the farmers. Specialfly the amaricans that is out side europe. Latest income. I would leave the opponents hammered to the fence.

Since we was treated as equals. The Press tries to make a new agreement. Tell the administration he runs on blur. Chrome explainer.

Got a calm from reality.

[Luzin]

The reality so far is that we cannot separate KYC sourced from passports and selfies. Anonymity does not work completely because this industry is regulated by institutions that have legal authority. This seems like a double-edged sword, beneficial and detrimental. This industry has forced us to do it for those connected to exchanges. It is very rare not to do it, and that makes anonymity difficult if fiat is needed because crypto is still a minority.

It seems we will not be able to be fully anonymous. Because that is already a rule that we must comply with. Just look at major exchanges like Binance, KuCoin, Bybit, Coinbase, OKx, Gate.io, MEXC, or Crypto.com; they all require it. If we look at both sides, compliance must indeed be carried out because that is the industry regulation. If we do not comply, they will only create problems for themselves and that will be detrimental.  IMO

[Easteregg69]

As we get more drunk and discrete.

I get some sleep. Where your favorite son makes it out without getting a problem.