What if I told you that Bitcoin was promised to be a liberating technology, a free market alternative to state-controlled money, but that promise was broken after a small group of insiders took over the project and fundamentally changed #Bitcoin’s design?!

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FR tho

LMAO! This probably happened tbh

Epstein hijacked Bitcoin & nobody cares 😮‍💨

American hero Edward Snowden is participating in a panel at 12:30 ET on AI Surveillance and Freedom of Speech Watch the @Snowden interview live: piped.video/live/wytH7dPlCVw

Roughly 10% of consumer payments in the US are made in physical cash. Best thing about paper money? It’s generally untraceable. Zano devs basically added a privacy layer to the US Dollar, so digital dollars can now be untraceable too. It’s called Freedom Dollar. @freedomdollar5

Is anyone talking about getting the Freedom Tech Prisoners out of jail? CryptoPrisoners.com

Day 46 of posting @Truthcoin metaphors every day until $ECX forks Craig Wright as the useless peacock feathers supposedly proving Bitcoin SV’s strength

“In a world where every bank transfer, card swipe, and digital payment leaves a permanent trail for the state to follow, the need for tools that restore private exchange has never been greater.” @vinibarbosabr

In the middle of a Knots-vs-Core debate on Tone Vays’ show, a Bitcoin protocol dev straight-up punched himself in the face after he admits @Truthcoin has been right all along about L2 fees. Rearden acknowledges the core Drivechain argument: if L2s (Lightning, Ark, BitVM, etc.) get too efficient at keeping transactions off-chain, they could suck all the real economic demand out of Bitcoin’s block space. That leaves mostly empty blocks in 5–10 years, kills the fee market, and collapses the security budget. At that point, Bitcoin is effectively dead as a secure monetary system. Then Rearden explicitly says: “This is a place where Paul Sztorc is correct… one of the benefits of Drivechains is [they] aggregate the L2 transaction value to the base layer.” That’s the entire Drivechain thesis in a nutshell. Unlike most L2s that try to minimize on-chain footprint (and thereby minimize fees paid to Bitcoin miners), Drivechains are designed to bring real, aggregated economic activity and fees back to the Bitcoin main chain. They turn L2 scaling into a feature for Bitcoin’s long-term security, not a bug that hollows it out. Rearden still hopes other L2s will somehow do the same, but he concedes the point: if they don’t, the whole “L2s will save us” story falls apart — exactly what Sztorc has been warning about for years. Even Jimmy Song and Tone look like they’re processing the implications. Pure vindication for anyone who’s been riding with Paul Sztorc on this. The market will eventually price it in. 🚀

Fix the money, fix the world.

Who is willing and able to host a debate between Sal and me? As someone who has received hundreds of thousands of views on debates against Muslims, and someone with the right libertarian credentials, I think I am well-positioned for this. What say you, Sal?

Free Samourai!

Democracy destroyed #Bitcoin too Competition will fix it 🔜 ecash.com

Stop funding the war machine with money it controls. Follow @freedomdollar5

*Woman hands back engagement ring* Man: “Thank you - that’s a #Bitcoin” You dropped this 👑, king.