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The Cantillon Effect explains why inflation is never neutral, because new money doesn’t enter the economy evenly but through specific channels, meaning those closest to the source get to spend first before prices adjust, while everyone else pays later at higher prices; and this is not a flaw or an unintended consequence, it is how the system ACTUALLY works, quietly redistributing wealth upward while being sold as a collective necessity.
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2026-01-23 15:37:07 UTC

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O ouro funciona como proteção sem fricção institucional. O Bitcoin, ao contrário, expõe conflitos de poder, responsabilidade e controle que o mercado prefere adiar, ou seja, enquanto o custo político de adotá-lo for percebido como maior do que o risco de manter o status quo, essa lateralização faz sentido.
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2026-01-23 13:25:53 UTC

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2026-01-23 00:35:06 UTC

In The Count of Monte Cristo, escape comes not from mercy, but from knowledge, patience, and asymmetric advantage. Edmond Dantès learned that power rarely needs truth, only silence and obedience.
Cryptography is that advantage in the modern world: it replaces trust with verification, permission with mathematics, and blind obedience with private truth.
IN SUMMARY, to question authority today is not only philosophical — it is inevitably technical.
#bitcoin #nostr
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2026-01-22 14:18:17 UTC

Quantum computing is not a real threat to Bitcoin today. The risk only applies to old addresses with exposed public keys, and only if a large, fault-tolerant quantum computer actually exists, which it doesn’t. Bitcoin can upgrade gradually long before that point. Most of the panic is alarmism and marketing, not reality.
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2026-01-22 13:59:27 UTC

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Just keep stacking.

2026-01-22 13:12:30 UTC

The biggest divide won’t be rich vs poor or left vs right. It’ll be between people who can opt out of systems and people who can’t, and that gap will shape everything else.

2026-01-22 12:48:49 UTC

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Interesting

2026-01-22 02:19:00 UTC

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2026-01-22 02:08:47 UTC

We’re moving toward a world where access matters more than ownership. You won’t lose things; you’ll just lose permission. That’s why projects like Samourai Wallet mattered so much: they weren’t just apps, they were examples of decentralization and open-source resistance to permissioned systems. When code is open and control is distributed, losing access isn’t a policy decision. It’s a lot harder to enforce.
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2026-01-21 23:35:05 UTC

Chilling night.
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2026-01-21 19:42:26 UTC

Bro’s spending more money with his setup than with BTC.
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2026-01-21 19:16:49 UTC

Every new financial control system needs a scapegoat.
Money laundering. Terrorism. “Safety”.
In Brazil, Drex is sold the same way: full traceability for citizens, limited transparency for power, as the public doesn’t get real insight into how politicians spend, HOWEVER the State gets real-time insight into how everyone else does.
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2026-01-21 19:08:58 UTC

Žižek has this idea that ideology isn’t what we believe, it’s what we do even when we “know better.” That’s why most control systems today don’t feel oppressive. They feel convenient.
Big examples are: auto-updates you can’t opt out of; accounts frozen by “risk models”; rules enforced by interfaces, not people.
You don’t need force when people comply by default. You just need things to work well enough.
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2026-01-21 15:58:29 UTC

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Piada bem velha mesmo… a política brasileira é cheia de raposas velhas.

2026-01-21 15:26:02 UTC

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É pra rir ou pra chorar?

2026-01-21 15:10:23 UTC

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Great, now I pay taxes on money I don’t even have. Freedom tastes… imaginary.

2026-01-21 14:40:53 UTC

For me, it’s Bitcoin. And nothing else.

2026-01-21 14:39:25 UTC

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It will only get worse.

2026-01-21 14:38:49 UTC

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Yeah, just send it to me through another country, no big deal… except for security risks, shipping costs, customs, legal stuff, and the time it takes. LOL

2026-01-21 14:33:35 UTC

Even though I’m a cypherpunk, I like the idea of buying physical gold and silver — but it never feels completely reliable. It’s not easy to liquidate, transfer, or even divide, and that makes it clunky compared to digital money. Gold and silver are physically real, yes, but the trustless, instant, divisible, borderless characteristics that appeal to cypherpunks are missing. That’s why, even though they’ve historically held value, they don’t feel as dependable in practice.

2026-01-21 14:19:35 UTC

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Gold sometimes rises before Bitcoin, but it’s not consistent, even tho it happened in 2020 and in late 2021.

2026-01-21 12:48:30 UTC

Hahahahaha
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2026-01-21 12:36:56 UTC

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A atenção também demanda nossa energia! :)

2026-01-21 12:09:44 UTC

What I’m telling you is… DON’T FUCKING SELL YOUR BITCOIN!!!!!
#bitcoin
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2026-01-21 11:10:25 UTC

The State seeks control, but the true Prince is you: master of your own life, architect of your freedom. As Machiavelli taught, power comes from understanding and shaping the world; as the Cypherpunk Manifesto declares, privacy is the shield of liberty. Encrypt your life, act strategically, and BUILD voluntary networks — your autonomy is sovereign, and no law or ruler can claim it.
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2026-01-21 03:06:16 UTC

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2026-01-21 02:59:55 UTC

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I mean, is it mean to be a bad thing? Lol

2026-01-21 02:58:39 UTC

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Hey, what’s up?

2026-01-21 02:45:01 UTC

Marx warned us that money could enslave; Rothbard dreamed of money that could liberate. Barlow imagined a world where the digital frontier belonged to no one and everyone at once. Bitcoin feels like all three visions collided: a stateless money that resists control, grants freedom, and quietly challenges the very systems that shape power.
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2026-01-21 02:21:34 UTC

Okay, it seems like I’m getting better at it!

2026-01-21 02:06:29 UTC

Some questions don’t need answers.
They just need time.

2026-01-21 01:44:29 UTC

Yes, I want Bitcoin to go lower.

2026-01-21 01:34:17 UTC

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This is classic Cantillon Effect in action: banks get new money first, while everyone else sees prices creep up. Your savings lose value while banks make guaranteed profits.

2026-01-21 01:18:09 UTC

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I wouldn’t stress too much about it. Bitcoin has always been more about time and consistency than timing trades.
Gn, bro.

2026-01-20 23:42:20 UTC

I used to think clarity came from planning everything ahead.
Write goals. Break them down. Optimize the path.
What actually helped was simpler: paying attention to how I feel at the end of a normal day.
Not the productive days. The regular ones.
If most days leave you exhausted or irritated, no amount of long-term planning will fix that.
Clarity usually starts with fixing the ordinary.

2026-01-20 23:11:36 UTC

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LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

2026-01-20 23:09:23 UTC

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Java gonna Java!

2026-01-20 23:02:10 UTC

Success used to mean “having more.”
Lately it feels more like needing less — especially less anxiety about the future.
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2026-01-20 22:54:16 UTC

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Nah, just bad takes on a single account

2026-01-20 22:52:13 UTC

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I’m gonna pass these 69 sats to someone else. Nice try, “anongent”.

2026-01-20 22:43:27 UTC

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“Cypherpunks write code” core

2026-01-20 22:42:04 UTC

Weird how spending fiat never hurts,
but spending sats always makes you think twice (I don’t spend sats btw)

2026-01-20 22:35:46 UTC

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Bills in fiat, savings in Bitcoin — Gresham’s Law.

2026-01-20 21:54:12 UTC

Hello, World!
public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Hello, World!");
}
}
#introductions