End Statism

@Cointelegraph Private by default money, $ARRR @PirateChain! Given the choice between using money that's transparent, so everyone in the world can see all your financial transactions, or private, no one will ever see your financial transactions without your consent. Which one do you choose?

@saylor BTC failed long ago: it's hijacked, not allowed to scale, and not private. And corporate adoption under "the law" of politicians, the worst people in the world, is slavery. Bitcoin is about escaping the tyrannical system, not joining it. $ARRR @PirateChain is the real escape.

Companies enable people to organize under law around a shared mission with greater efficiency, transparency, creditworthiness, scale, resilience, and continuity. For Bitcoin to succeed as a global monetary network, corporate adoption is necessary, inevitable, and welcome.

@PeterSchiff @OliverBCushing @JoeSquawk ...and Pirate Chain is Better than Monero

Stop using the dollar, change the money you use! You defeat this by defunding them!

@chamath $ARRR @PirateChain is the first privacy coin powered by zero-knowledge proofs, where privacy is NOT treated as a suspicious optional feature, but as your fundamental & mandatory right! All ARRR coins are 100% fungible as a result, so either ALL coins are deemed tainted, or NONE!

Change the money you use!

@krystalball Yeah. More power and money to the governments supporting genocide in Gaza and Lebenon would have stopped these fires.

@theswansjr Bitcoin is a great invention but transactional privacy is missing, even Satoshi who invented Bitcoin was bugged about it. $ARRR @PirateChain fixed the problem with zero-knowledge-proofs, to make every transaction fully private & fungible, while still being verifiable as valid.

Most people picture a Bitcoin payment like a bank transfer. Money leaves one account and lands in another. That's not what happens. Here's what actually happens, because once you understand the process, half the FUD surrounding Bitcoin disappears.

@cz_binance But, Bitcoin makes you a target for other forms of government tyranny and theft, because Bitcoin publicly exposes all your transaction history. You're completely exposed once your real identity is tied in with your Bitcoin addresses. Privacy is essential: $ARRR @PirateChain!

AI is great, but it does not protect you against inflation. Bitcoin does.

The masses are unaware that $ARRR @PirateChain is literally "Cash" fully PRIVATE BY DEFAULT. Everything else is traceable. $XMR $BTC $SOL $ETH

@DanBilzerian @RandPaul Nothing was merged! Just another distraction! The Federal Reserve owns and controls the military, because they print the fake fiat! They have them fight so they can create more debt which improvises the people and empowers them! Got it?? Change the money you use!

"The EU and the European Central Bank (ECB) are the first step towards the establishment of a European superstate, which shall eventually merge into a one-world government dominated by the USA and its central bank, the Fed" propertyandfreedom.org/2026/06/small-…

The internet has changed considerably over the last decade! It seems that every year, we give up a little more privacy, a little more ownership, and a little more control in exchange for convenience online. With Chat Control advancing in Europe, and Android restricting app sharing even further, it feels like those changes are accelerating. Inspired by Pavel @durov's contest on Telegram, I spent the past few weeks producing a short documentary exploring how we got here, why it matters, and what can actually be done about it. During that journey, I also share why I've spent the last four years helping build @Qortal, a peer-to-peer network that offers a fundamentally different approach to the internet. Whether you agree with my conclusions or not, I hope the documentary makes you look at today's internet from a different perspective. If you found it thought-provoking, I'd really appreciate a like, repost, and any feedback you have. Telegram Handle: @ JustinWF

@PeterSchiff Don't endorse and vote for a master to rule you (along with everyone else) and expect not to be treated like a slave and lose all your rights.

The Trump administration illegally had me banned from Fox News, then committed another crime to cover up the evidence of the first. Trump ran for office promising to protect freedom of speech. The most important speech that must be protected is criticism of the government. On Dec. 6, 2025, I appeared on Fox & Friends to discuss inflation. I had been a guest on the same show about two weeks earlier. During that interview, I made the factually accurate statement that consumer prices had continued to rise since Trump was elected president for a second time. Trump immediately took to Truth Social to reply that I was a jerk, a loser, and a Trump hater because consumer prices were actually substantially lower than when he took office. He questioned why Fox News would have someone like me on and publicly chastised the person who booked me. Since then, none of my contacts at Fox & Friends will even return my emails. I’m sure they are all afraid of losing their jobs if they do. On January 19 I submitted a FOIA request seeking “copies of all records, including but not limited to emails, text messages, chat messages, memos, call notes, meeting notes, calendar entries, and any other written or electronic communications, from or to Jonathan Coppage (and/or any other FHFA employee) that relate to Peter Schiff, including records specifically relating to Peter Schiff’s appearance on Fox News “Fox & Friends” on December 6, 2025. I received an initial response on May 6th claiming that not a single document responsive to my request existed. I followed up by explaining that I knew Jonathan Coopage had emailed Grabbien about my appearance because I had already seen a copy of that email. Today I received their final response, which included only the email I already knew existed—the same email that prompted my FOIA request in the first place. There is no way this was the only record responsive to my request. First, their response omitted the email Grabbien must have sent in reply. It is also not credible that no other emails exist or that there were no other communications among the parties, either before or after this email was sent, concerning the very clip they had requested and received. There should be national outrage that a sitting U.S. president would have a private citizen banned from a major news network for speaking critically of his economic policies, especially when the criticism is factual. There should also be outrage that the president’s staff would engage in an illegal cover-up to conceal evidence of presidential censorship. Let’s see if there is at least one ethical journalist who actually believes in freedom of speech and is willing to investigate this. JD Vance recently downplayed the Watergate cover-up, claiming that if it happened now, it would be merely a “12-hour news story” and that it would be “crazy” to think it could bring down a presidency. Well, I think this cover-up is even worse—as is the conduct being covered up!

@Handre But no privacy makes Bitcoin an Orwellian surveillance tool, ask the CIA Pseudonymity ≠ Privacy Use instead precious metals and privacy coins like $ARRR @PirateChain that protects you No privacy, no freedom x.com/SternDrewCrypt…

Every ten minutes, roughly, the Bitcoin network produces a block. Not because a central planner decrees it. The code demands it, and the code does not negotiate. Here is the mechanism you should understand. Every 2016 blocks, which works out to about two weeks, the network recalculates how hard the mining puzzle is. If miners solved those 2016 blocks faster than the target of ten minutes each, the difficulty rises. If they crawled along too slowly, it drops. The system aims at a fixed cadence and corrects itself toward that cadence no matter how much or how little computing power shows up. Contrast this with the money you carry. The Federal Reserve sets interest rates by committee vote. Twelve people sit in a room in Washington and guess at the correct price of money, then adjust when they guess wrong (which is often). Since 1913 the dollar has lost more than 96 percent of its purchasing power under their careful stewardship. That is the model. Bitcoin took the discretion out. When China banned mining in the summer of 2021 and roughly half the network's hash rate vanished in weeks, no emergency meeting convened. No governor issued a statement. The difficulty adjustment simply dropped about 28 percent that July, blocks kept coming, and the miners who relocated to Texas and Kazakhstan picked up the slack. The system healed without a single human decision. This is what free market thinkers meant when they talked about spontaneous order. Prices coordinate strangers who never meet. The difficulty adjustment coordinates miners across continents who share no language and no loyalty, all of them chasing profit, all of them producing a stable issuance schedule as a byproduct of their greed. The supply schedule stays fixed regardless. Twenty-one million coins, the halvings arriving on schedule in 2012, 2016, 2020, and 2024, the emission tapering toward zero around 2140. Throw ten times the hash power at it and you get the same coins on the same timeline. You just get a bigger number in the difficulty field. Honest money runs on rules over rulers, arithmetic over appetite. The Fed should try it sometime.

@Handre Gold is scarce, private & fungible ✅ Bitcoin is Orwellian money, it has no privacy ❌ Pseudonymity ≠ Privacy It's a surveillance tool, ask the CIA Use precious metals and privacy coins like $ARRR @PirateChain that protects you No privacy, no freedom x.com/SternDrewCrypt…

Quantitative easing is counterfeiting with a graduate degree. Strip away the acronym and you find something a Roman emperor would recognize instantly. The Federal Reserve creates dollars out of nothing, buys government bonds and mortgage-backed securities from the primary dealers, and credits their reserve accounts with money that did not exist a keystroke earlier. That is the whole trick. Ben Bernanke launched the first round in November 2008, buying $600 billion in assets. By 2014 the Fed's balance sheet had swollen past $4.5 trillion. During the 2020 panic it blew past $8.9 trillion. Nobody mined anything. Nobody saved anything. They printed. Call it what it is: monetary debasement. The Fed prefers "asset purchase programs" because "printing money to fund the state" tests poorly with focus groups. You were told this was emergency medicine. Temporary. Bernanke sat before Congress and promised the balance sheet would normalize. It never did. Every attempt to shrink it, the 2018 "quantitative tightening" experiment, ended the moment markets threw a tantrum. The addict does not taper. The addict finds a new dealer. Here is what the debasement actually does. New money enters through Wall Street first. The banks, the bondholders, the asset owners get the fresh dollars while prices remain at yesterday's level. They buy stocks, real estate, whatever they please, at old prices. By the time those dollars reach the nurse in Toledo or the electrician in Phoenix, prices have already climbed. Richard Cantillon described this effect around 1730. The people closest to the money spigot win. The people furthest away pay. This is the mechanism. QE inflated the everything bubble: the S&P 500 tripling from its 2009 low, home prices doubling, zombie corporations rolling over debt they could never service at honest interest rates. Now they need a fresh label. When the next crisis hits and the Fed cranks the machine again, expect "balance sheet expansion," or "liquidity support facilities," or some antiseptic phrase engineered so you never picture a printing press. Perhaps they will bundle it with a central bank digital dollar and call it modernization. The name changes. The theft does not. You hold the currency. They control the supply. Learn what money actually is before they redefine that too, and while you are at it, buy some Bitcoin or gold.

It’s not our military!! It’s The Federal Reserves military! People fight and die to preserve the federal reserve so they can issue more debt which in turn empowers them even more if you keep using their debt note called the dollar!

Reported a medium-severity remote DoS vulnerability in @PirateChain capable of crashing synchronized production nodes. Rooted in the shared Komodo codebase, so it affected the whole chain family. Responsibly disclosed, coordinated, and now fixed in v5.9.3 piratechain.com/blog/pirate-ch…