RT Sean Bowe (@ebfull)gonna keep tapping this sign every time this happens.zillions ...

RT hitesh.eth (@hmalviya9)https://t.co/umcpe21zPc ...

"what about Dai?"well, i) it's usage is not comparable to USDC/USDT, especially across ecosystemsii) check the stables in their reservesbut overall, would prefer to use them over others whenever possible ...

you can't self-custody a stablecoin btwthe central issuer of the stable can lock you out even while you hold it in your walletthis is, obviously, not possible with cashnot to FUD stablecoins, which obviously have their usebut this must be acknowledged ...

Hedera, Cardano, XRP, LEO (?), XLM, LTC, TRON, Heloc (?), Dogecoin, and many others are all much higher than ZEC btwtourists and jeets look at the short-term chartserious people look at the valuation https://t.co/hNN5ML3xwa ...

the doomers are all wrong here btwinternet markets, privacy, and institutional adoption are all happeningstables and payments are acceleratingtalent is onboardingthe president of the western world is literally the biggest market bull of all timetrillions ...

Core Principles - Privacy is essential for an open society, enabling selective self-revelation rather than secrecy [1] - Freedom of speech is paramount, even when it involves sharing memories of interactions [2] - Individuals should only reveal information directly necessary for a transaction to maintain privacy [3] - Anonymous transaction systems, like cash, are crucial for privacy, empowering individuals to reveal their identity only when desired [4] - Cryptography is necessary for privacy, ensuring that communication is only accessible to the intended recipients [5] Technological Imperatives - Anonymous systems should be built to facilitate private transactions, leveraging electronic technologies [7] - Cypherpunks are dedicated to creating anonymous systems using cryptography, anonymous mail forwarding, digital signatures, and electronic money [8] - Code is being written and published to defend privacy, making it freely available worldwide [9] - Regulations on cryptography are opposed, as encryption is considered a fundamentally private act [10] Social and Political Considerations - Privacy requires a social contract and cooperation among individuals to deploy privacy-enhancing systems [11] - Governments and corporations cannot be relied upon to grant privacy; individuals must actively defend it [6] - The Cypherpunks welcome questions and concerns but remain steadfast in their mission to enhance privacy on networks [12]

RT yash parikh (@yashnuff)The first line of A Crypherpunk's Manifesto:"Privacy is necessary for an open society in the electronic age."- Eric Hughes https://t.co/iYhYCs9kWs ...

fear not the man who shills 1,000 tokensfear the man who shills 1 token 1,000 times ...

example: https://t.co/IbWqLoB1LW ...