When Trump first became President, families like the Rothschilds and other Uber wealthy interests began dissolving property and equities into Bitcoin, looking for a safe haven from the asset seizures set out in Trump's executive order on human trafficking related activities.
The ability to trace transactions back through the blockchain to criminals and criminal organizations as always been a feature of bitcoin. This doesn't mean that it's not a viable investment for people who are ethical.
I think tjey also were converting fiat to assets that tjey could sell after tje dollar collapses. They wont be able to convert the cash after to tje new currencies. Hemce black rock and open door etc.
Big picture purpose of Bitcoin is to make central banks irrelevant, blockchain audit-ability of transactions is likely a secondary feature. Collateralizable Bitcoin as largest asset in the world by marketcap eliminates the need for Central Bank issued bonds with interest paid to the CB rather than the Sovereign Nation's People.
Specifically, in the US, Bitcoin is THE COUNTER to globalists attempting to steal the 2040 election and reinstall the FedResBank (private as of 24DEC2033) as Central Bank #4 in 2041. Instead it will be permanently liquidated by 2041, just as bank #2 was in 1841. Events of 1824-to-1841 are being duplicated nearly beat-by-beat 2020-to-2041. TLDR: Bank#2 liquidated by force of Republic military in 1841, creating impetus for British (globalist) retaliation with Civil War.
Key dates: 1832, AJ blocks 20-year bank charter renewal (initiated 1816); 10SEP1833, AJ instructs Treasury to pull all gov't funds from bank, crippling operations; 11SEP1833, Bank#2 operates with "private capital" until end of 1836 charter exp., then becomes fully private bank to 1841.
Good point. Feature #1: creation of limited supply, proof-of-work cryptographic asset. Feature #2: blockchain audit-ability of transactions which is shared by many other cryptos. Feature #1 exists in ZERO other cryptos as far as I know. This is what allows it to be used as a weapon against the globalist banking cartel, imo.
There is always a fight over technology by good and evil. Good guys want to use it to free humans. Evil guys want to use it to enslave humans. This is key to understanding the fights that go on over patents, tech assets, etc.
Note that "recording all financial transactions" starting in 2009 (Bitcoin first hash) would be consistent with the suspected "recording of all communications" in 2008 that was likely initiated by the NSA due to criminals NONAME and OBAMA running for POTUS in 2008, and the expected financial crash which definitely was engineered. The NSA recording might have started as early as 2004 due to election meddling.
Case in point, HIPPA was meant to protect my info. They used to have to get my signature before they could share my info. Now more people have legal right to my info than ever before and I'm not even aware of who they are.
HIPPA not about protecting your info. It is about whipping the doctors into putting it all on line while making the Doctors into bigger corporate slaves.
Bitcoin was released right after the 2008 financial crisis and the 25 Trillian bailout by Obama. The Banksters needed new places to put their money without raising redflags. They also needed a digital currency for future when they could control us all.
So they created Bitcoin with purposeful limitations - uses too much energy, small blocksize, etc. It was never intended to be a freedom currency. Infact, it can never be a freedom currency because of its fundamental nature.
It served as a way to tease us into digital gulag, while being able to park their ill gotten gains.
WHs knew this all the time and they let it play out. Trump stepped in at exactly the right time with the Genius Act and Clarity Act. He took control of the weapon they had unleased, and turned it against them (they still think they have control over it).
Bitcoin might have been a teaser, but tease it did. It got too many people craving for real freedom and you cannot put that genie back in the box.
All we need to do next is to wait for the real technology, the one that conforms to these acts and provide a truly transparent and private enough stablecoins that can be used for US to issue debt directly to people without Banksters in the middle.
It served as a way to tease us into digital gulag,...
Not originally. It was developed by whitehats starting just after JFK assassination with first major public paper on its possibility published in 1970s. Attempted interference under Carter admin, accelerated under Reagan, then went underground under Bush-Clinton. Originally release was going to be 1999, then delayed due to lagging internet infrastructure and Tech Crash.
It was specifically developed as the ultimate weapon against the global central banks. Then co-opted by Deep State after 2009 to be used for UBI eventually, then taken back by Patriots partially under Trump I (evidenced by creation of Chainlink and XRP which have no purpose if Bitcoin is globalist controlled).
Weaponized again under Biden with unconstitutional KYC bullshit (actual Digital ID with location tracking "registered device") which has yet to be fully rolled back under Trump II. Key milestones 2025->hashrate equivalent to energy of all worlds' militaries, first Bitcoin node in space in ~2026 on StarLink network. Bitcoin now unkillable.
1 BTC = $100M FedResNotes in 2036 makes 1 satoshi = $1 (FRN) and central banks permanently irrelevant.
"New Directions in Cryptography.” In 1976, cryptographers Whitfield Diffie and Martin Hellman published a paper that outlined the concept of public-key cryptography, which Bitcoin later used to specify ownership.
A separate paper laid out "hashing" (Merkele?) which became basis for "hashrate" as a measure of "energy required to hack".
Yeah I was thinking you would try to conflate crypto algorithms with Bitcoin.
Various crypto algorithms, including public-key cryptography and various kinds of hashing etc, are mathematical building blocks that have million uses other than Bitcoin.
Think of it this way. White house was built with bricks. Bricks were invented a 1000 years ago. This logic is similar to asserting "So 1000 years ago they already wanted to create an American Republic, but were thwarted"
I always thought it was another lane in the highway to subvert physical demand for gold, but I never thought of it that way. Back then all money never left the banks and went into the economy, it was just plugging holes in their balance sheet. It would make sense for them to use it in this way.
That Michael Saylor is a con man though and when he gets rug pulled it's going to get ugly.
Bitcoin at ~$6.7M makes it the #1 asset in the world @$135T (on par with whole world GDP at that time) and makes MSTR the most valuable company in the world. This is expected to occur sometime in 2030-2032 timeframe. Saylor's/MSTR's 4x "Bitcoin bonds" each hedge risk in a precisely different way and encourage capital flows out of fiat by large corporations. He is the face, but not the true financial genius at MSTR.
No doubt it's had temendous success but the issues started when it became financialized and it will be beholden to it. While it's touted as digital gold it doesn't trade like it, and it doesn't have the same dynamics of the gold market.
Saylor is adopting Hunt Brother tactics that won't end well and should never have been allowed to build such a net concentration, and at the expense of printing preferred shares and dilluting shareholders. It just reeks of ponzi, and the moral hazard as well knowing he would need to get bailed out if shit really hit the fan. Whether it's Saylor or not, I forsee MSTR going the same ways of LTCM finanial wizardry.
I think crypto was used to test out various digital currency programs. They're looking to create a currency crisis as an excuse to switch over. I'd bet on either a stablecoin backed by treasuries or gold/metals. Tether has ties to Trump and is sitting on over $24B in gold. The treasuries allow them to keep the paper Ponzi alive while being able to program interest. Want to slow the economy, raise interest which would promote savings, or lower which would make you want to spend it. Either way, "currency crisis" is being floated around which is their way of telling us what they're going to do. Debasement, aliens, it doesn't matter, it will happen. The solution to any crisis is always more control. 9/11 > patriot act.
Are you implying that casual monetary transactions can be tracked? Like paying a hooker with bitcoin can be used at your divorce trial if your soon to be ex-wife begins to hate you?
What should you do if you want to keep such transactions on the down low? Give her a ham sandwich?
I asked Joe Lange if we will still will have paper currency and he said yes, thus is suppose we will still have a way to keep such types of deals secret.
that's who i listened to for this post. i'd never heard this reasoning before n it makes a lotta sense to me. i'm not into bitcoin but his take is very intriguing
Yeah, I found his take very dasting and nothing I'd heard before about bitcoin.
Very sensical indeed. Also got me to thinking about being the gateway for the masses into a CBDC. While messaging around it, especially here, is nefarious, it does offer complete transparency. Much of things that are good can be used for bad and vice versa. I mean like, realistically, unless you're purely cash, our spending is being tracked, we're under constant monitoring. So all I can do is hope these tools stay in the hands of good.
did u see this? added directly into the U.S. Treasury.
essentially the final step in the “WE HAVE IT ALL”
doesn’t necessarily mean every related prosecution is complete, but it does imply the critical evidence and leverage were already obtained. ties in nicely w my article/meme
US Government Cleared to Sell $6.5B Silk Road Bitcoin
A federal court has approved the U.S. government to sell 69,370 BTC seized from the Silk Road, worth $6.5 billion, before President-elect Trump takes office, ending a years-long ownership dispute. --- https://bitbo.io/news/silk-road-bitcoin-sale-6-billion/
I may have, but most recently seeing, crap I forget his name, TD17, he was saying something about US stopped selling seized BTC and was going into a sovereign fund.
But yes, the more that comes out the more I believe they've had it all.
Yeah, Dave & Rambo have a good circle. Aside from still being a avid X22 watcher, pretty much every podcast I watch regularly is in said circle.
As with X22, I like they way they dig, interpret facts and make connections. And the fact that they don't state things as fact, I'm dubious of anyone that says they "know" things.
So Bitcoin was always a sting tool? Or did somebody just recognize a fine opportunity to use it for the simultaneous but largely hidden purpose of dismantling the deep state? It's all pretty much way above my pay grade, in any case. I never could think of crypto as any more real than the paper in my wallet.
I mean this is literally ai slop. As the comment im replying to pointed out, it completely skipped a fifth step, and its got spelling errors.
Ai is functionally retarded. It understands or knows nothing, and produces slop. Its non deterministic, and it completely lacks any ability to reason. It cant even begin to "understand" that it skipped step 5.
Then you have the human director, who apparently isn't even reviewing what his AI spits out. I mean come on. The AI psychosis is real.
Youre going to assume, like everyone else who inexplicably defend AI like their life depends on it, that im disputing the content of the post. Im not. I am against lazy usage of AI, and against having blind faith in AI
How many times have I personally said Monero here? And I don't own a lot of it, some but not a lot. I am not trying to make the stock price (usd exchange value) of Monero go up by promoting it here. I'm trying to get you guys to leave bitcoin if you are into crypto.
Monero is the REAL bitcoin.
It's more difficult to acquire right now, because government don't like it, because it enables crime, and so monero isn't on US exchanges because of the anti money laundering act (where they have KYC and need you to scan your DL and give a US cellphone for 2FA which means they've tied to your bank to your imei / imsi / sim thru your CC.
So you have to 'buy' monero with bitcoin, on decentralized exchanges. I believe the one people use now is retoswap (https://retoswap.com/). There is a marketplace also, powered by monero called haveno, which is like bisq but much better, an open source client, ultra private decentralized exchange you put on your computer.
I'll remind you, crime is optional. Monero doesn't have to be used for crime.
Monero has privacy by default, and its privacy is good and proven. This is a mature open source project that keeps getting WAY better. Soon they are going to add a feature to it that will multiply the security almost infinitely, called Full-Chain Membership Proofs (FCMP++); which will use the entire monero chain for anonymity, rather than 16 anonymous fixed ring signatures.
So if government agencies and law enforcement can track years old bitcoin transactions of criminals and criminal organizations and prove what they did, then future government agencies and law enforcement will be able to prove every bitcoin transaction we make if commies ever manage to win elections again and install digital currency systems?
Bitcoin is just numbers on other people's computers and can be zeroed out at any second. I prefer metals, including heavy ones, as well as other supplies.
Now that’s a bit of a game changer. Once I saw that Ghislane Maxwell was Satoshi Nakamoto in the Epstein emails, I figured that was the end and the death of Bitcoin. But if this is all true then it still has a very big role to play just yet. And still think XRP will overtake it one day and perhaps that day will come when Bitcoin is used against these creatures for their financial crimes.
It doesn't.
The Epstein docs just show how Epstein was funding early developers of Bitcoin. It doesn't mention him dealing directly with Satoshi or anything.
Bitcoin was always intended to become an asset coin, so that they would be able to freely move massive quantities of money without it running through banking systems. That's why there's a quantity cap on it, so that it would be capable of retaining value over time because of lack of ability to have a flooded market.
I figured this back out in 2017 when I realized that it was incapable of being functional and running day-to-day transactions due to its volatile value. That was during the fad of transaction coins and tokens, all clamoring and competing to create their own markets through exclusive stores and availability.
This only works up until the tokens are washed through a mixing service. Then things get shuffled around so you can't tell with certainty whose coin went where. Many criminals started using these services for exactly this reason, and many innocent parties collaborated because they didn't want the government tracking and spying on them.
Cash is effectively anonymous in peer-to-peer use. It can be stored, moved, or spent without any automatic logging. While there are occasional real-world clues (e.g., serial numbers on marked bills in specific sting operations, bank withdrawal records, or surveillance footage), these are far less systematic and reliable than Bitcoin's always-on public ledger. Criminals have historically preferred large cash transactions for money laundering precisely because it's harder to trace than digital alternatives.
Modern cash registers and the cameras at checkout lines are used to track serial numbers of bills of any denomination. It's ridiculous that people pretend that cash is untraceable.
Here's something everyone here needs to understand, just because they don't tell you they can do it, doesn't mean they can't. The only normies that seem to understand this are the ufo people. They understand that DARPA and the military scientists are 40+ years ahead of what's made public. Think of aircraft, vaccines, bioweapons, computer technology, communication technology... even the most forward public engineers, like in Formula 1, are WAY behind the defense contractors in their knowledge base.
Yes and no. You can store the numbers representing a private crypto wallet on a printed piece of paper. Now your 'money' (crypto) lives on paper. You can ressurrect it with the numbers or with your seed phrase which is like 20 words in a specific order.
When the power comes back on. Data saved on hard drives also, they come back when power is back on, unless something wiped it like a strong magnetic field. That's why you should always have a save wallet that is paper, and you only use a spend wallet that has small amts of crypto. That way, its like your long term holdings are 'airgapped' by paper.
I'm describing general common sense operational security wrt crypto
ATMs are also dependent on energy, so are traditional banks. And so are credit cards, payment processing systems (like visa/mc), etc, electronic clearinghouses and interbank systems.
If the grid went down it would be CHAOS for everyone. Regular cash money wouldn't work that well either. Suddenly, there'd be a huge demand for something that is scarce (cash) and shit would hit the fan
I find it hard to believe that they would use Bitcoin when there are so many other coins designed to be less traceable and trackable than original Bitcoin.
That said with quantum computing out there for all I know those have been quietly broken hopefully by our people.
When Trump first became President, families like the Rothschilds and other Uber wealthy interests began dissolving property and equities into Bitcoin, looking for a safe haven from the asset seizures set out in Trump's executive order on human trafficking related activities.
The ability to trace transactions back through the blockchain to criminals and criminal organizations as always been a feature of bitcoin. This doesn't mean that it's not a viable investment for people who are ethical.
I think tjey also were converting fiat to assets that tjey could sell after tje dollar collapses. They wont be able to convert the cash after to tje new currencies. Hemce black rock and open door etc.
Big picture purpose of Bitcoin is to make central banks irrelevant, blockchain audit-ability of transactions is likely a secondary feature. Collateralizable Bitcoin as largest asset in the world by marketcap eliminates the need for Central Bank issued bonds with interest paid to the CB rather than the Sovereign Nation's People.
Specifically, in the US, Bitcoin is THE COUNTER to globalists attempting to steal the 2040 election and reinstall the FedResBank (private as of 24DEC2033) as Central Bank #4 in 2041. Instead it will be permanently liquidated by 2041, just as bank #2 was in 1841. Events of 1824-to-1841 are being duplicated nearly beat-by-beat 2020-to-2041. TLDR: Bank#2 liquidated by force of Republic military in 1841, creating impetus for British (globalist) retaliation with Civil War.
Key dates: 1832, AJ blocks 20-year bank charter renewal (initiated 1816); 10SEP1833, AJ instructs Treasury to pull all gov't funds from bank, crippling operations; 11SEP1833, Bank#2 operates with "private capital" until end of 1836 charter exp., then becomes fully private bank to 1841.
This is like saying the NSA file storage is an after thought , and only the active listening is important.
Good point. Feature #1: creation of limited supply, proof-of-work cryptographic asset. Feature #2: blockchain audit-ability of transactions which is shared by many other cryptos. Feature #1 exists in ZERO other cryptos as far as I know. This is what allows it to be used as a weapon against the globalist banking cartel, imo.
Many weapons are used in every war , some even belong to the enemy.
So you are saying fees like the $40 million Jeffry charged went to monetizing the Bitcoin system for our owners ?
There is always a fight over technology by good and evil. Good guys want to use it to free humans. Evil guys want to use it to enslave humans. This is key to understanding the fights that go on over patents, tech assets, etc.
Note that "recording all financial transactions" starting in 2009 (Bitcoin first hash) would be consistent with the suspected "recording of all communications" in 2008 that was likely initiated by the NSA due to criminals NONAME and OBAMA running for POTUS in 2008, and the expected financial crash which definitely was engineered. The NSA recording might have started as early as 2004 due to election meddling.
All fences can become cages.
Case in point, HIPPA was meant to protect my info. They used to have to get my signature before they could share my info. Now more people have legal right to my info than ever before and I'm not even aware of who they are.
HIPPA not about protecting your info. It is about whipping the doctors into putting it all on line while making the Doctors into bigger corporate slaves.
Its FAR too unstable to be a 'viable investment.' Its 100% a gamble. Don't bet your life on it.
It's an asset class and a sensible investment into a diversified portfolio.
No one should ever invest into a singular asset. Bitcoin, real estate, gold, etc.
You mean, the very same thing that was meant to entrap us, entrapped them? You dont say!
lol i had NO idea. bitcoin is greek to me, but this info is very interesting, the LONG GAME
Bitcoin was released right after the 2008 financial crisis and the 25 Trillian bailout by Obama. The Banksters needed new places to put their money without raising redflags. They also needed a digital currency for future when they could control us all.
So they created Bitcoin with purposeful limitations - uses too much energy, small blocksize, etc. It was never intended to be a freedom currency. Infact, it can never be a freedom currency because of its fundamental nature.
It served as a way to tease us into digital gulag, while being able to park their ill gotten gains.
WHs knew this all the time and they let it play out. Trump stepped in at exactly the right time with the Genius Act and Clarity Act. He took control of the weapon they had unleased, and turned it against them (they still think they have control over it).
Bitcoin might have been a teaser, but tease it did. It got too many people craving for real freedom and you cannot put that genie back in the box.
All we need to do next is to wait for the real technology, the one that conforms to these acts and provide a truly transparent and private enough stablecoins that can be used for US to issue debt directly to people without Banksters in the middle.
Not originally. It was developed by whitehats starting just after JFK assassination with first major public paper on its possibility published in 1970s. Attempted interference under Carter admin, accelerated under Reagan, then went underground under Bush-Clinton. Originally release was going to be 1999, then delayed due to lagging internet infrastructure and Tech Crash.
It was specifically developed as the ultimate weapon against the global central banks. Then co-opted by Deep State after 2009 to be used for UBI eventually, then taken back by Patriots partially under Trump I (evidenced by creation of Chainlink and XRP which have no purpose if Bitcoin is globalist controlled).
Weaponized again under Biden with unconstitutional KYC bullshit (actual Digital ID with location tracking "registered device") which has yet to be fully rolled back under Trump II. Key milestones 2025->hashrate equivalent to energy of all worlds' militaries, first Bitcoin node in space in ~2026 on StarLink network. Bitcoin now unkillable.
1 BTC = $100M FedResNotes in 2036 makes 1 satoshi = $1 (FRN) and central banks permanently irrelevant.
22MAY2012: Google patent stripping of Motorola was Deep State Bitcoin patent hunt: https://greatawakening.win/p/15HvPn5IUa/pepperidge-farm-remembers-the-di/
Sa-Toshi Naka-Moto = Samsung Toshiba Nakamichi Motorola Consortium ~1988-2008?
Do you have the link for this?
This is the best I can find for the effort I'm willing to give on the topic. https://cdn.mises.org/Denationalisation%20of%20Money%20The%20Argument%20Refined_5.pdf
"New Directions in Cryptography.” In 1976, cryptographers Whitfield Diffie and Martin Hellman published a paper that outlined the concept of public-key cryptography, which Bitcoin later used to specify ownership.
A separate paper laid out "hashing" (Merkele?) which became basis for "hashrate" as a measure of "energy required to hack".
Discussion: https://www.digitalfamilyoffice.io/how-70s-cryptography-became-the-foundation-of-bitcoin/
PDF of paper [12 pages]: http://staff.ustc.edu.cn/~syang/docs/DiffieHellman.pdf
Takeaway:
Yeah I was thinking you would try to conflate crypto algorithms with Bitcoin.
Various crypto algorithms, including public-key cryptography and various kinds of hashing etc, are mathematical building blocks that have million uses other than Bitcoin.
Think of it this way. White house was built with bricks. Bricks were invented a 1000 years ago. This logic is similar to asserting "So 1000 years ago they already wanted to create an American Republic, but were thwarted"
I always thought it was another lane in the highway to subvert physical demand for gold, but I never thought of it that way. Back then all money never left the banks and went into the economy, it was just plugging holes in their balance sheet. It would make sense for them to use it in this way.
That Michael Saylor is a con man though and when he gets rug pulled it's going to get ugly.
Bitcoin at ~$6.7M makes it the #1 asset in the world @$135T (on par with whole world GDP at that time) and makes MSTR the most valuable company in the world. This is expected to occur sometime in 2030-2032 timeframe. Saylor's/MSTR's 4x "Bitcoin bonds" each hedge risk in a precisely different way and encourage capital flows out of fiat by large corporations. He is the face, but not the true financial genius at MSTR.
No doubt it's had temendous success but the issues started when it became financialized and it will be beholden to it. While it's touted as digital gold it doesn't trade like it, and it doesn't have the same dynamics of the gold market.
Saylor is adopting Hunt Brother tactics that won't end well and should never have been allowed to build such a net concentration, and at the expense of printing preferred shares and dilluting shareholders. It just reeks of ponzi, and the moral hazard as well knowing he would need to get bailed out if shit really hit the fan. Whether it's Saylor or not, I forsee MSTR going the same ways of LTCM finanial wizardry.
What's greek for tulip bulb?
I think crypto was used to test out various digital currency programs. They're looking to create a currency crisis as an excuse to switch over. I'd bet on either a stablecoin backed by treasuries or gold/metals. Tether has ties to Trump and is sitting on over $24B in gold. The treasuries allow them to keep the paper Ponzi alive while being able to program interest. Want to slow the economy, raise interest which would promote savings, or lower which would make you want to spend it. Either way, "currency crisis" is being floated around which is their way of telling us what they're going to do. Debasement, aliens, it doesn't matter, it will happen. The solution to any crisis is always more control. 9/11 > patriot act.
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Whoa, whoa, whoa....
Are you implying that casual monetary transactions can be tracked? Like paying a hooker with bitcoin can be used at your divorce trial if your soon to be ex-wife begins to hate you?
What should you do if you want to keep such transactions on the down low? Give her a ham sandwich?
I asked Joe Lange if we will still will have paper currency and he said yes, thus is suppose we will still have a way to keep such types of deals secret.
this show explains better than i could.
DEC[L]AS w/ Dave, Patrick, Rambo / RAF #320
https://rumble.com/v75vhrk-declas-w-dave-patrick-rambo-raf-320-2pm-est.html?e9s=src_v1_sa%2Csrc_v5_sa_o%2Csrc_v1_upp_l
The part where The Debriefing guy talks.
yes, he's very interesting
Cash
Gold, brass, metals, etc
I don't want the kind of equipment needed to carry metals.
In the words of Yukon Cornelius, Silver and Gold
Yukon knew what was up.
Stop posting low effort chatGPT graphics. Leave this topic to people who’ve invested in $BTC prior to 2018.
How do you make graphics like this with ChatGPT?
ask to create a meme using ur info. u can also specify colors. pretty cool
TheDebriefing17/GuyOnTheCouch has been diving into this rather elegantly framing it as a trap to track all their transactions.
He covered it on a couple podcasts I subscribe to, he's on X as well. I saw it a couple days ago but couldn't find a good post or video to share.
https://x.com/TheDebriefing17 https://nitter.net/TheDebriefing17
Very dasting, Trump caught them all is somewhat understated me thinks.
that's who i listened to for this post. i'd never heard this reasoning before n it makes a lotta sense to me. i'm not into bitcoin but his take is very intriguing
more info - https://gab.com/hippie/posts/116103298307355098
DEC[L]AS w/ Dave, Patrick, Rambo / RAF #320 @ 1.28.06
https://rumble.com/v75vhrk-declas-w-dave-patrick-rambo-raf-320-2pm-est.html?e9s=src_v1_sa%2Csrc_v5_sa_o%2Csrc_v1_upp_l
Yeah, I found his take very dasting and nothing I'd heard before about bitcoin.
Very sensical indeed. Also got me to thinking about being the gateway for the masses into a CBDC. While messaging around it, especially here, is nefarious, it does offer complete transparency. Much of things that are good can be used for bad and vice versa. I mean like, realistically, unless you're purely cash, our spending is being tracked, we're under constant monitoring. So all I can do is hope these tools stay in the hands of good.
Any who, he also frequents Beer at the Parade
did u see this? added directly into the U.S. Treasury.
essentially the final step in the “WE HAVE IT ALL”
doesn’t necessarily mean every related prosecution is complete, but it does imply the critical evidence and leverage were already obtained. ties in nicely w my article/meme
US Government Cleared to Sell $6.5B Silk Road Bitcoin
A federal court has approved the U.S. government to sell 69,370 BTC seized from the Silk Road, worth $6.5 billion, before President-elect Trump takes office, ending a years-long ownership dispute. --- https://bitbo.io/news/silk-road-bitcoin-sale-6-billion/
I may have, but most recently seeing, crap I forget his name, TD17, he was saying something about US stopped selling seized BTC and was going into a sovereign fund.
But yes, the more that comes out the more I believe they've had it all.
yes.
i watch Beer too. lotta great guys podcasting now
'WE R THE NEWS'
Yeah, Dave & Rambo have a good circle. Aside from still being a avid X22 watcher, pretty much every podcast I watch regularly is in said circle.
As with X22, I like they way they dig, interpret facts and make connections. And the fact that they don't state things as fact, I'm dubious of anyone that says they "know" things.
Rock on fren.
I wonder why Eric Trump co-founded one of the largest Bitcoin mining operations in America? (American Bitcoin Corp)
https://www.abtc.com/about
more here
https://gab.com/hippie/posts/116103298307355098
So Bitcoin was always a sting tool? Or did somebody just recognize a fine opportunity to use it for the simultaneous but largely hidden purpose of dismantling the deep state? It's all pretty much way above my pay grade, in any case. I never could think of crypto as any more real than the paper in my wallet.
Just use every bitcoin address only once. If I can do that so can't the elites. I don't get the point with this post. Sorry
The point is, every transaction is tracked.
That's it.
You can probably try to put it in a mixer, but can't trust mixers today.
'WE CAUGHT THEM ALL' financially
AI generated?
Step 4 with it's "Secture" wallets
Step 5 missing?
makes no diff to me when the info is what matters
trump would disagree
https://www.c-span.org/clip/campaign-2020/user-clip-no-you-were-on-number-two/4910755
(one of my most favorite moments during his debates)
Lots of low effort ai slop popping up all over the place nowadays. Seeing it here is always deeply saddening to me
i may not be great at using ai, but it does do amazing work for me. i see more n more anons doing really great work w it too
I mean this is literally ai slop. As the comment im replying to pointed out, it completely skipped a fifth step, and its got spelling errors.
Ai is functionally retarded. It understands or knows nothing, and produces slop. Its non deterministic, and it completely lacks any ability to reason. It cant even begin to "understand" that it skipped step 5.
Then you have the human director, who apparently isn't even reviewing what his AI spits out. I mean come on. The AI psychosis is real.
Youre going to assume, like everyone else who inexplicably defend AI like their life depends on it, that im disputing the content of the post. Im not. I am against lazy usage of AI, and against having blind faith in AI
Well, clearly you don't embrace it, but seemingly we can expect to see more of it.
Its not even that. I use it everyday. I understand very strongly that it does not understand. Its all in how and why you use it.
TheDebriefing17 has spent months training an AI model, his work is well beyond just a conversation with Grok.
Law Enporcement, misspellings Matter.
Drop 714 perhaps?
Mess with the best, die like the rest.
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[44] remaining.
Wizards & Warlocks.
Save the best for last.
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Great find fren.
tying ai slop to q drops?
I dont think you get how any of this works
How many times have I personally said Monero here? And I don't own a lot of it, some but not a lot. I am not trying to make the stock price (usd exchange value) of Monero go up by promoting it here. I'm trying to get you guys to leave bitcoin if you are into crypto.
Monero is the REAL bitcoin.
It's more difficult to acquire right now, because government don't like it, because it enables crime, and so monero isn't on US exchanges because of the anti money laundering act (where they have KYC and need you to scan your DL and give a US cellphone for 2FA which means they've tied to your bank to your imei / imsi / sim thru your CC.
So you have to 'buy' monero with bitcoin, on decentralized exchanges. I believe the one people use now is retoswap (https://retoswap.com/). There is a marketplace also, powered by monero called haveno, which is like bisq but much better, an open source client, ultra private decentralized exchange you put on your computer.
I'll remind you, crime is optional. Monero doesn't have to be used for crime.
Monero has privacy by default, and its privacy is good and proven. This is a mature open source project that keeps getting WAY better. Soon they are going to add a feature to it that will multiply the security almost infinitely, called Full-Chain Membership Proofs (FCMP++); which will use the entire monero chain for anonymity, rather than 16 anonymous fixed ring signatures.
So if government agencies and law enforcement can track years old bitcoin transactions of criminals and criminal organizations and prove what they did, then future government agencies and law enforcement will be able to prove every bitcoin transaction we make if commies ever manage to win elections again and install digital currency systems?
Cash sounds even better than it already did.
The government using Bitcoin would be useful in tracking fraud.
Bitcoin is just numbers on other people's computers and can be zeroed out at any second. I prefer metals, including heavy ones, as well as other supplies.
Laughs in gold, silver, beef and chicken bullion...
u/#swedishpopcorn
Now that’s a bit of a game changer. Once I saw that Ghislane Maxwell was Satoshi Nakamoto in the Epstein emails, I figured that was the end and the death of Bitcoin. But if this is all true then it still has a very big role to play just yet. And still think XRP will overtake it one day and perhaps that day will come when Bitcoin is used against these creatures for their financial crimes.
Sorry where does it say that in the Epstein files I totally missed that.
It doesn't.
The Epstein docs just show how Epstein was funding early developers of Bitcoin. It doesn't mention him dealing directly with Satoshi or anything.
"Once a wallet is linked to an identity, all future transactions can be traced"
Not true, you can create an unlimited number of new bitcoin addresses, and keep transactions separate, or use bitcoin mixers.
Bitcoin was always intended to become an asset coin, so that they would be able to freely move massive quantities of money without it running through banking systems. That's why there's a quantity cap on it, so that it would be capable of retaining value over time because of lack of ability to have a flooded market.
I figured this back out in 2017 when I realized that it was incapable of being functional and running day-to-day transactions due to its volatile value. That was during the fad of transaction coins and tokens, all clamoring and competing to create their own markets through exclusive stores and availability.
Is anyone actually surprised? The bankers all push it. How could you own bitcoin and keep your name separate and completely out of it.
Buy it via cash from someone and have it sent to a cold storage or exchange that asks nothing to start a wallet. Pretty easy.
Such a shame to have all of those graphics and no spell check…
info is till interesting
This only works up until the tokens are washed through a mixing service. Then things get shuffled around so you can't tell with certainty whose coin went where. Many criminals started using these services for exactly this reason, and many innocent parties collaborated because they didn't want the government tracking and spying on them.
"Unlike cash,"....uh buddy, I hate to be the one to break it to you, but cash IS traceable.
Cash is effectively anonymous in peer-to-peer use. It can be stored, moved, or spent without any automatic logging. While there are occasional real-world clues (e.g., serial numbers on marked bills in specific sting operations, bank withdrawal records, or surveillance footage), these are far less systematic and reliable than Bitcoin's always-on public ledger. Criminals have historically preferred large cash transactions for money laundering precisely because it's harder to trace than digital alternatives.
Huh, well, you know this does make me wonder about the "security" strips in $100 bills, and what, $50s too I think.
They very well may be trackers.
Modern cash registers and the cameras at checkout lines are used to track serial numbers of bills of any denomination. It's ridiculous that people pretend that cash is untraceable.
Here's something everyone here needs to understand, just because they don't tell you they can do it, doesn't mean they can't. The only normies that seem to understand this are the ufo people. They understand that DARPA and the military scientists are 40+ years ahead of what's made public. Think of aircraft, vaccines, bioweapons, computer technology, communication technology... even the most forward public engineers, like in Formula 1, are WAY behind the defense contractors in their knowledge base.
Isn’t crypto all dependent on electricity?
Yes and no. You can store the numbers representing a private crypto wallet on a printed piece of paper. Now your 'money' (crypto) lives on paper. You can ressurrect it with the numbers or with your seed phrase which is like 20 words in a specific order.
When the power comes back on. Data saved on hard drives also, they come back when power is back on, unless something wiped it like a strong magnetic field. That's why you should always have a save wallet that is paper, and you only use a spend wallet that has small amts of crypto. That way, its like your long term holdings are 'airgapped' by paper.
I'm describing general common sense operational security wrt crypto
ATMs are also dependent on energy, so are traditional banks. And so are credit cards, payment processing systems (like visa/mc), etc, electronic clearinghouses and interbank systems.
If the grid went down it would be CHAOS for everyone. Regular cash money wouldn't work that well either. Suddenly, there'd be a huge demand for something that is scarce (cash) and shit would hit the fan
I always wondered why people thought this was a good idea. Every transaction is recorded.
Not gonna hate on digital currency but there is still a lot of people who barter and that is truly the only untraceable currency.
I heard somewhere Bitcoin is actually Beta coin.. a test run
Yet if you use an anonymous wallet they will never know who you are.
I find it hard to believe that they would use Bitcoin when there are so many other coins designed to be less traceable and trackable than original Bitcoin.
That said with quantum computing out there for all I know those have been quietly broken hopefully by our people.
shame about the typo at the bottom lol
It was made for a BEAST put it on the BEAST....then all of it makes more sense.
Make the GOVERNMENT USE it and that is how they trade.
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