Some of the best presentations I've heard so far in the space, and all so beautifully aligned with cryptoanarchy, cypherpunk ideals, and sovereignty.
Seeing so many people in the space still holding these values gives me so much hope.
Still can't believe I got the chance to share a stage with this incredible lineup of speakers, *very* humbling and inspiring to keep working on improving my presentations and oratory skills.
The spell-weaving, captivating ability of many of these presenters is unbelieveable.
I'll share the recordings links/playlist ASAP as well, many of the presentations are being recorded and will be available afterward.
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1/ So absolutely thrilled to announce that I'll be joining @FOUNDATIONdvcs as Head of Content next week!
My goal from day one is building out the best content and educational material in the space for sovereignty and personal privacy.
2/ I want users to be able to come to Foundation for not only sovereignty tech, but all the info and content they need for a holistic approach to personal privacy as we continue building out our tools and offerings to empower the community.
3/ A heartfelt thank you to @zachherbert and the team at Foundation for following my work in the space and inviting me to join them, empowering what I'm passionate about and helping them expand and grow their content strategy.
Bitcoin maximalists are really making it easy to separate those who actually care about freedom and cypherpunk ideals and those who simply want to pump their bags.
Asking for millions of $ in funding to attack #Monero instead of spending it on #Bitcoin privacy dev is disgusting.
Ethics/care for human freedom aside, Monero doesn't give an F, and such an attack would provide a live chance to test (and likely improve) Monero's anti-fragility.
If Bitcoiners want to spend their money hardening Monero and funding miners, they have the freedom to.
I freaking love bear markets because they separate those who are ideologically aligned from those who are in it for ulterior motives and simply want "their" thing to win.
Thankfully there are *many* who are in it for the right reasons and understand the fight.t
Such an honor to be able to go on @WhatBitcoinDid for this one and be able to cover the immensely important topic of digital privacy with @PeterMcCormack.
#Monero is such a valuable tool for freedom, I hope more people will take the time to see how it can fit into their toolkit.
And if you want to start taking active steps towards personal privacy more broadly (there is a lot more to privacy, and thus freedom, than just Bitcoin/Monero!) this should be a great place to get started:
Attempted to make a semi-exhaustive list here, please read through and let me know if I missed something, misspoke, or need to add more detail to any of the proposals:
2/ For the Bitcoin node, I simply exposed the Dojo bitcoind node's RPC that I already had up, and was able to easily access it across my home's network: