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You cannot “seize” Bitcoin.

Btc was conceived immaculately, and BORN FOR THIS VERY PURPOSE LET's get this message to the masses! Separate money from state! There's no "they", there's only "us". It's up to us to take out our energy from the cancerous fiat banksters war system And put it all into Btc

I think about this a lot

If the income tax vanished tomorrow, how much money would you voluntarily send to Washington every year? Most people would send nothing. That is the point. The state already knows its "services" would collapse under voluntary funding because millions of people do not actually consent to paying for most of what government does. A truly voluntary relationship does not require threats. The moment people are free to keep what they earn, the illusion breaks. Politicians know it. Bureaucrats know it. The media knows it. That is why they spend every waking hour moralizing theft while calling resistance "selfish." If government was such an amazing product, they would not need armed enforcement to sell it.

Nobody goes to jail when a currency collapses. Nobody gets prosecuted for printing too much. Nobody gets charged for the savings it destroyed. The most devastating financial crimes in history are completely legal. They wrote the laws.

The absolute tyranny of property taxes. The core conceit is that you do not actually own your property. The government owns it and they are leasing it back to you under permanent threat of confiscation.

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16 years ago today Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000 BTC for 2 pizzas Today that BTC would be worth roughly $775,000,000

@cluborange Is this for real?

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Happy pizza day folks. 🖕the banks. #pizzaday #pizza #Bitcoin

LinkedIn is a self-congratulatory AI slop factory at this point. Send bitcoin to a milly so I can be done with this already.

@NeilJacobs 🤣🤣🤣

NEW ‼️ - BILLIONAIRE MARK CUBAN: I SOLD MOST OF MY BITCOIN. IT’S LOST THE PLOT.

@Davin87618503 @TylerSCrypto Yeah…

@BitcoinPizza_10 @TylerSCrypto Like crossing swords?

Just when you think things couldn't get any bigger. They get bigger. Bitcoin

Your bank account is a loan to your bank. Your pension is a promise from a politician. Your currency is a debt instrument from a government. Bitcoin is the first money in history that belongs to nobody, which means it finally belongs to you.

@River Don’t forget that it’s unlimited because there are other “cryptos” so yeah

Out of hundreds of currencies, Iran chose to take payment in a dying Ponzi scheme that will be destroyed by quantum computers and is backed by nothing.

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@TheRealPlanC Fiat minded

An actual 𝕏 Spaces conversation I listened to recently: "So you believe in Bitcoin?" "Million plus, long-term. Super bullish." "You hold any?" "No, I'm fully out. Waiting for $40–50K in Oct/Nov for the cycle low." "So you're a bullish Bitcoiner… who owns zero Bitcoin?" "Yes."

The Fraternal Order of Police, the American Bankers Association, former Utah AG Sean Reyes, and Senator Elizabeth Warren are all coordinating to kill Section 604 of the CLARITY Act before Thursday's Senate Banking Committee vote. Section 604 is one provision: if you build open-source software and don't have unilateral control over users' funds, you are not a money transmitter. That's it. Prosecutors can still go after money launderers, drug traffickers, and terror financiers. Chain analysis, block explorers, and subpoenas still work. Nothing changes for law enforcement except the ability to prosecute developers for what their users do, which is the same theory that put the Samourai Wallet developers behind bars. The FOP sent a letter claiming the provision would "strip prosecutors of the statutes used to track and take down criminals using digital assets." Reyes published an op-ed demanding BSA compliance for all crypto "platforms" without ever defining "platform." The ABA sent a letter to bank CEOs urging "immediate engagement" to fight the bill's stablecoin provisions. Over 100 amendments have been filed, including Warren's 40+ proposals and Senator Jack Reed's amendment to ban crypto as legal tender entirely. None of them will answer the obvious question: Is a car manufacturer liable when a drunk driver kills someone? Is a hammer company liable when someone uses their product as a weapon? The principle that tool makers are not liable for what users do with their tools is foundational to free society. It's why we have an open internet. It's why Linux exists. The real tell is the BSA itself. Law enforcement intercepts roughly 0.1% of global money laundering flows through KYC/AML compliance. The system was never designed to stop criminals. It was designed to build a surveillance infrastructure that monitors everyone while mandating the creation of honeypots containing your most sensitive financial data in a world where AI models are finding zero-day vulnerabilities at an exponentially growing clip. Code is speech. The Senate Banking Committee votes Thursday. Call your senator.

40 million Kenyans now have a Lightning Address 🔥