>cash is hard to track>invent a digital currency>make every transaction permanently recorded>convince the world it's decentralized
Yeah it ironic one of the main selling points originally was “anonymity.
>>62736514>NSA 1996https://groups.csail.mit.edu/mac/classes/6.805/articles/money/nsamint/nsamint.htmIt's AllSoTiresome...Now look at all the sycophantic retards praying a bank buys their bags Throw them a few shekels for the cost of humanity.God can't judge is soon enough
>>62736514no shit, why do you think we all own LINK?
>mandate iron bars on hotel windowspatched.
satoshi = intelligencenakamoto = central
>>62736666OOOFFFFFFFCHECKED
>>62736666C-C-C-COMBO BREAKER
>>62736514The NSA but close enough
>>62736666Checked
>>62736533You can make own wallet and connect only through a linux build on a thriftstore laptop connected on a public wifi to another ubermafia located vpn (rus if in us, etc) u can get a VPS w monero etc etc. Its the transfer from crypto to fiat which is the problem. You still have washers and dex etc so you will have ways to spend.
>>62736514>>62736791Shieeeeeeeeeeeet
>>62736794@grok is this real??
>>62736514barter is also not possible to track. so if they push this issue with the money changers too far, people will fall back to the barter system.
>>62736514Buy Monero you fucking idiots
>>62736514They made Monero not buttcoin
>>62736536Nice. There is actually the real Satoshi Nakamoto in this paper.
>>62737465They made both. Nakamoto SAtoshiNicholas von SAberhagen. Doesn't require 180 IQ to figure it out. They wanted to create (((anonymous))) digital cash in order to track drug dealers. Some sort of honeypot. And of course they were behind the first darknet markets, as well as behind Tor. However i'm not sure they predicted BTC as being an investment, instead of a payment system they could track. Nor that they predicted smartcontracts, and DeFi. I mean from the beginning.
>>62738063No NSA made Bitcoin
>spam the internet with fearmongering about the only one thats actually anonymous so retards buy the shitty fake BTC one instead
>>62736514if this was a credible theory why do north korea and other non western aligned intelligence agencies (not to mention actual black hat hackers) continually use this technology and systems like tornado cash to hide stolen wealth and transactions. that to me is proof that there is at least some anonymity to crypto that is outside the control of an agency that is supposed to be CENTRAL
>>62736514We're not beta testing CBDCs bro. Where did you hear that? We're destroying boomer finance and becoming TPTB since they can't figure out their own computers.
>>62736794whois dude on the left?
>>62740747
>>62736514when pressed, people will resort to barter. remember, even stupid drug dealers resorted to using tide laundry detergent as collateral for their dealings. if a system is inequitable people flee it.
>>62740747nigga that's don ramonhow do you not know one of the basedest men in latin america???
