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It’s been an amazing year for @zano_project! After years of hard work, the project is finally starting to gain the recognition it deserves. This is just the beginning, but as I look back over the past year, I can’t express enough how much I appreciate the incredible work our team has accomplished. It was only the spring of 2024 when we rolled out Zarcanum upgrade - a milestone we’ve been building toward for years - and the transformation since has been extraordinary. Zano has grown from being just private money to a platform poised to become the new home for countless initiatives that value privacy! This means the world to me. I’m so proud to be part of it and firmly believe this is another important step that will written in the history of blockchain tech. A huge thanks to @pavelravaga @crypto_sowle @Mr_Kwibs @Thies__29 @Gonbat03 - as well as the others who prefer to stay out of the spotlight - for the amazing progress we’ve made together! We would also like to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude to the amazing supporters who have stood by us. Your belief in the project has been a true driving force. Special thanks to @AaronRDay and @rogerkver, whose support has been invaluable. Roger, we stand with you through the unfair legal challenges you’ve faced, and we hope that the new year brings a resolution to this situation. Your influence and contributions are truly priceless, and we remain inspired by your strength as we continue this journey together. Excited for what’s coming in 2025!

What's new with @zano_project? feat @_cryptozoidberg @crypto_sowle (Bitcoin Takeover Podcast S17 E3) x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Tomorrow at 2 PM CET/8 AM EST I will go live with @zano_project developers @_cryptozoidberg & @crypto_sowle For those of you who don’t know, the Zano network can tokenize anything and add privacy – including BTC, which can be bridged. Definitely an interesting way to scale & add privacy.

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@wilderko meanwhile, casual theft and pickpocketing have become a hallmark of Barcelona ☹️

Barcelona – the biggest mecca of corporatist socialism. Today, for the first time, I wanted to call Bolt in Barcelona, and the app informed me that even though the Bolt driver was nearby, he had to wait at least 15 minutes before he could pick me up. This idiotic regulation was lobbied for in Barcelona by local taxi services, which are completely uncompetitive with Uber and Bolt. Therefore, state regulation deliberately reduces the quality of Uber and Bolt's service, allowing slow and overpriced taxi drivers (who would no longer exist in a truly free market) to compete with them. andyabramson.com/2019/02/01/bar… And that's not all! Barcelona is a city of protectionism—hotel lobbies have pushed through a ban, or rather a significant restriction, on Airbnb, which meant I was unable to find any reasonable accommodation for less than €250 per night. If Airbnb were legal here, the price of accommodation would drop by at least half. news.airbnb.com/airbnb-calls-o… And that's still not all. As an avid cyclist, I found a local bike-sharing station, Bicis Barcelona, not far from my hotel, and wanted to use it actively throughout Barcelona. I was all the more disappointed when I learned that this system is only for locals (with a valid Spanish ID) and that, as a foreigner, I am unable to register for it. There are bike-sharing systems for tourists (Donkey Republic, Voi, Bird, and Ridemovi), but they are only in the center and are, of course, overpriced. Local bike sharing is practically unused—I found lots of stations with dozens of unused bikes that tourists can't use, so instead, they call overpriced taxis or ride-sharing services, which are deliberately slowed down to compete with the slow taxis. And even though there are now 150,000 more people in Barcelona (thanks to the Primavera Sound festival), the Bicis Barcelona shared bikes are unused (I am attaching a photo of one station). The disgusting protectionism of taxi services and hotel chains in Barcelona, with such perversities as deliberately lowering the quality of service because the competition cannot compete, is wrapped up in phrases such as “Barcelona has a serious problem with mass tourism, and therefore, we cannot afford a deregulated free market.” Meanwhile, if tourists could use the currently unused shared cheap bicycles, they would travel significantly less by car and relieve Barcelona's roads (which, of course, none of the Barcelona taxi cartels want). Airbnb would significantly reduce accommodation prices and, thanks to competition, improve the quality of Barcelona's hotels (some of which are not only expensive but also appalling for the price). I feel sad about this city – a few interest groups have a lucrative business guaranteed; they exploit the law to their advantage, and in the end, it is at the expense of everyone, resulting in poorer and more expensive services.

dear friends, please be careful with new hacks that recently became quite active. Thanks @reubenyap for sharing his story in details, let’s hope nothing was still from you 🙏🏽

Looking forward to it!

@vladcostea @VitalikButerin Zano t-shirt!

What should I wear tomorrow during my interview with @VitalikButerin?

sometimes cmake have difficulties to locate boost built binaries, especially if it's been compiled to non-default folder, i'm not sure if setting this policy to NEW would fix it. If you can provide more details I can help with this (in dm/discord/telegram) Need to see exact path to binaries that you've built, also check if it's correct type of libraries against what you're compiling for (could be static/dynamic libs and also, singlethreaded/multithreaded), normally it static/multithreaded. Anyway, feel free to concat me in dm on x/discord/telegram

@_cryptozoidberg @zano_project @silentpepezano I'm not knowledgeable in CMAKE, but they've changed the policy to find the proper moduloe (ps: even tho I've also followed their directions and cURL'ed and built boost_1.84 and exported the global var) -- this error sounds like proper cmake + pkconf could fix it?!

BOOM! A new mega article just dropped!💥 Dive in to discover our vision for Zano as the go-to privacy ecosystem, upcoming consensus upgrade, dynamic fee system, technical improvements, and much more.✍️ Building the Future: What's Next for $ZANO? blog.zano.org/building-the-f…

@_LordHumungus_ @zano_project @silentpepezano what's wrong with the cmakelists ? From what i see on the screenshot it couldn't find built binaries for the boost library

@zano_project @silentpepezano could you fix your cmakelists first?

Thanks for speaking up

Agree with Ross

@ggmesh @zano_project @monerotopia AI

@_cryptozoidberg @zano_project @monerotopia btw where has his focus shifted, if i may ask?

@tuxpizza almost like a lobster 🦞

I accidentally used a tanning bed for too long. My gym has one for free so I decided to try it just because. I am now in a lot of pain. Never use one for more than couple minutes if you aren't used to it. Basically me rn ⬇️

@SyntheticBird_ youtube.com/watch?v=MOn_yS…

@_cryptozoidberg I need an answer! It's been two day now I'm wondering what is this comment in levin parsing code: #L38" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/monero-project… What is Bender's nightmare ?

@MoneroMavrick Your believes lies on wrong facts and missing pieces of information about Monero. Ironically, you don’t even realize how much your own statement contradicts itself. And, as always, racism remains the refuge of ignorance and fear—just with a fresh coat of conspiracy theories.

@MoneroMavrick jews run cryptography as well, read the footnotes in white-papers lol seriously, you should quit at least Monero and all ed25519 projects then

A new documentary about @rogerkver covers his Silicon Valley roots, early libertarian passions, and the politically motivated legal storm now threatening his freedom - lawfare as it is commonly called now. Watch it and @FreeRogerVer

Freeing Roger would be a powerful signal and a green light for the entire crypto industry!

Free Roger!