Bitcoin bros are the central bank’s unpaid R&D division, and they’re too arrogant to notice.They spent 15 years building a global, immutable, real-time surveillance ledger and called it rebellion. Every transaction forever public, every address reusable until cluster analysis tags your real name to your coffee purchase. Coins flow through KYC exchanges for fiat ramps, get vacuumed by Chainalysis tools financed by the same VCs who sit on the Fed’s faster-payments task force. Hashrate centralizes into mining pools that fold the moment FinCEN sends a polite letter.You stress-tested seizure resistance, perfected on-chain forensics, and normalized programmable money for a generation of regulators who never had to write a single line of code. When the dollar implodes and the Fed forks Bitcoin’s guts into a clean-room CBDC with expiry dates, spending limits, and negative rates, the infrastructure, tooling, and compliance playbooks will be mature, open-source, and battle-hardened by volunteers who thought they were fighting the beast.You didn’t escape the cage. You gold-plated the bars and handed over the keys.https://files.catbox.moe/721h9h.txthttps://monero.fail/49ERSM8rhxJWQVdnHCDtGkBg7fhDmuaNv7GDY9MvvfJtgJqVWC3NWd6niGTiM8R2rc5KtPgEBRpqWqEFfN69wJmV3wCkh9
>>61434584Nice, just bought 100k
BTC sounds like a great idea i aped in to
>>61434584At this point anyone concerned with "privacy" has jumped ship for Monero.
