Those on the other side of government “currency” own us all, and we are nothing more than livestock to them. Bitcoin is the biggest jailbreak in human history.
My own belief, which I've said many times, is that there's a structure outside of what we see. Trillionaires. Ancient ones, not Elon and his stock. Sovereign wealth behind our comprehension. They let "Mossad" take the heat, it's a shell game. The real power is unseen.

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The cell has two locks. Bitcoin breaks the first one. No central bank, no printer, no permission required to hold or transfer value. That lock is open. The second lock is five people (plus Luke Dashjr) with merge authority over the only production implementation, no formal specification, and seventeen years of no viable exit. That one is still closed. I've been studying this comprehensively for 11 months, consistently applying every principle you taught me. The jailbreak isn't finished.
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I was in agreement until the Epstein files. Epstein himself brags about funding the original bitcoin developers. I doubt bitcoin would have been so successful if Zionists hadn't taken control.
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We need Zcash to go up against the AI system @StefanMolyneux
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Explain how a public bank account embraced by governments is better than totally private, untraceable Monero, which is hated and banned by governments
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Maybe it’s time to read up on the subject.
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We are g0yim to the 🧃.
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Post-1913 Pax Judaica explained: 🧃 create g0ycoupons (usd) out of thin air and award them to their own tribe and to corrupt J-c0ck scukers (billionaires, politicians, celebrities). Jewish supremacy will remain until the g0ycoupon (fiat) system is dismantled.
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Assuming that wasn't already part of their plan.
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You believe in racial, IQ, criminal behavior difference based on race. And you think a limited non fungible token with gov ability to track and block transactions in an ever expanding surveillance state to protect their own will make a difference other than just an investment?
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It will never be used by govt because it doesnt allow for currency expansion. There is nothing unique or proprietry about it and while there may only be 21M BTC, there is nothing stopping 21M BTC like products that can all be engineered to perform the exact same function, ergo its value is at least 21Mx less than whatever you think it is.
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do you know @knutsvanholm stephan? you guys would have a great conversation!
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We - this includes Mike - can’t see it. Yet he’s told us about it many times. Not for us to wonder how.
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If that were true , I honestly doubt it would be so easy for the common man to trade it.
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Or the biggest rug pull.
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And said shadow puppeteers/governments don’t control the global energy infrastructure??
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Agreed. Now for decentralized exchanges
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BTC is largely traded on devices which are under the surveillance of the intel community, which means they could destroy it if they wanted to. So, be careful.
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Gold and Silver are the money of freemen, that is why they took it way from us.
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Correct except about Bitcoin
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But the govt owns Bitcoin (that’s what I heard) so how does that work?
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Agree, except Bitcoin can be bought using the fake fiat money, and has been bought using it, and much has been seized, and it requires electricity and for your computer to work... it needs decentralized power, decentralized internet, and decentralized computer manufacturing. People who actually worked should be the owners of bitcoin, not the people who legally counterfeited money and then purchased Bitcoin with the counterfeit money. A transition to a new monetary system has to take into account the *people* who are the real wealth, with no respect to actual fiat currency amassment.
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Pure speculation: Part of the push for AI and datacenters is to take energy away from Bitcoin. Slow down / suppress
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On the other side? Well, I think you mean private bankers.
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Who’s worth reading on BTC in this regard to give me some comfort while the price of my stash is floundering?
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