Institutionalized people like Balaji allowed KYC to happen in the first place. Now they're talking "privacy" with ZKYC... (

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Balaji (@balajis) on X

The three eras of crypto. Proof of work: 2009-2017 Programmability: 2017-2025 Privacy: 2025-203X

) ...and in all his ~31K tweets, he has mentioned Monero 3 times: https://x.com/search?q=Monero%20from%3Abalajis

Steganography 101: Hiding #Monero Wallet Seeds in Plain Sight 0.25 XMR Hidden Inside: An Improv Puzzle Response to an XMRChat Query on @The Watchman Privacy Podcast 's Greeting Card Method

Steganography 101: Hiding Wallet Seeds in Plain Sight

0.25 XMR Hidden Inside: An Improv Puzzle Response to an XMRChat Query on Watchman Privacy's Greeting Card Method

🖼️ #XmrBazaar Banner Design Competition Be the Artist, the Judge, or the Voice in Our Competition: Pure Free-Market #Monero-Style Meritocracy Submissions open now! Read more 👇

XmrBazaar Banner Design Competition

Be the Artist, the Judge, or the Voice in Our Competition: Pure Free-Market Monero-Style Meritocracy

I am in crypto for this.

You build atomic bombs, you wage wars, you murder, cheat, and lie to us and try to make us believe it's for our own good, yet we're the criminals.

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"Writing code shouldn’t carry a harsher sentence than laundering millions" is harmful rhetoric within the "allowed spectrum of opinions." I'll simplify it for you: WRITING CODE SHOULDN'T CARRY ANY SENTENCE! Period. Code is speech.