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Privacy is one of the biggest issues in the entire world today Government overreach, hacks, scams, data breaches, restrictions, cbdcs... Where to begin? @AnyoneFDN is actively fighting for freedom in a world of firewalls. $ANYONE is more important than you can ever imagine

@RyptoCrypto @AnyoneFDN @Zcash Great video as always mate Soon the masses shall learn the truth $ANYONE

Just Type a Command And You’re Invisible $ANyONe $ZEC

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I was confident I could of played a major part this summer for my country after the season I’ve had. I’ve been left shocked and gutted by the decision. I’ve loved nothing more than putting that shirt on and representing my country over the years. I wish the players, all the best this summer 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@AnyoneFDN Based

With our new bandwidth authorities established, we are running the first set of formal speed tests this year on the Anyone Network. We are initiating OnionPerf circuits, downloading large files over the network to quantify its speed! Look forward to the results.

@oct_gems @AnyoneFDN Great writeup bros May I ask why you have it as a risk that 97% of supply is already circulating? Surely that is bullish?

Tor launched over 20 years ago $ANYONE now has 7,500+ relays live across 4,000+ locations. That makes it one of the largest incentivized privacy networks built since. Despite that, @AnyoneFDN still sits near an ~$11M market cap. Another ignored project before a 10x? ANyONe Protocol is building a decentralized privacy network that lets apps integrate no-logs onion routing through a distributed relay network. The pitch is simple: privacy as infrastructure instead of privacy as a separate app. Developers integrate through SDKs. Users route traffic through independent relays. Relay operators earn $ANYONE through uptime and bandwidth contribution. That’s where it differs from traditional VPNs, which require trust in centralized providers, and from Tor, which depends heavily on volunteer participation without direct incentives. Compared to privacy projects like Nym Technologies, ANyONe is focused more on bandwidth-as-a-service and app-level integration rather than privacy at the transaction or protocol layer. There are still constraints. 80+ GB/s sounds large, but community-run infrastructure remains much smaller than centralized providers during peak global demand. Scaling depends on adding more relay operators over time. That’s a slower process than improving software alone. At the same time: • No major exploit history surfaced • No public governance scandals emerged • Relay activity remains transparent through open-source infrastructure • Around 97.5% of total supply is already circulating 🪙Tokenomics • Price: $0.11 • Market cap: $10.88M • Circulating supply: 97.49M • Total supply: 100M Always take whatever you read on the internet with a pinch of salt, do your own research, NFA.

@Victoria_Spratt This is maybe the biggest self own tweet in history

A tweet by a prominent “YIMBY” argues against having social housing in some London boroughs because the homes could be lived in by more “economically productive” people… FYI 41 per cent of lead tenants in social housing are in work Others are carers or retired (and there are some who are out of work) It is not correct to say social housing tenants are economically unproductive - many do vital jobs which the Capital couldn’t function without

@WhiteWhaleLabs @AnyoneFDN Your lucky day then squire play.google.com/store/apps/det… Check it out

@mattfromblock @AnyoneFDN Well...first reason is I was today years old when I first heard of it lol

I am a firm believer that everyone in crypto should be using a VPN. Not sometimes. 24/7. There is zero room for exception. We all know how "not" decentralized DeFi really is. We all know how many breaches happen in this space. You should never expose your real IP address for any reason. If a protocol automatically blocks users with VPNs, don't use that protocol. There are some things in real life that you can't get around. For example, my insurance company blocks VPN traffic. I cannot log in to pay my bill or make policy changes with a VPN turned on. While it might be tempting to simply kill your VPN for a brief moment, every browser tab you have open or any service that accesses the internet on your device can potentially see your real IP address. So for those times it's unavoidable I prefer to use a second, dedicated device that is only used for those few select things and nothing else. I'll never forget the day my concierge rep at my primary CEX called me and asked "How much longer do you plan on being in Germany?" My answer: A. That's creepy as hell that you asked that and B. I'll be using a VPN forever. If you're hardcore about your privacy, @mullvadnet is really the primary option. Numbered accounts instead of email-based, strict and historically proven no-logs policy, RAM-only infrastructure and they provide a way to pay for the service without doxing yourself. Because ironically most privacy-minded people screw everything up when they enter their billing details. Congrats, you've just created a real-life link to your identity. Mullvad allows you to pay for the service using Monero. Runner's up for alternative choices could include IVPN or Proton VPN. But for me Mullvad is the clear winner. Yeah, I'm passionate about Mullvad. No, I'm not paid for that opinion. Whatever you do, just stay safe out there.

@TheLetsNotDate The definition of a midwit, lovely

Men use sexuality to intimidate, to frighten, to unsettle. I use it as a language. Turning their favorite weapon into their discomfort is one of my favorite games. It is their turn now.

@superhirbo @AnyoneFDN great thread as always bro The privacy x AI narrative will be one of the biggest narratives of the next few years. Position yourself accordingly $ANYONE

the AI privacy conversation is missing the entire point. let me show you why and why one project is sitting exactly where this is all heading. $ANYONE @AnyoneFDN

@EnigmaFund B O S H

4,000 exit relays. Way more than TOR. In a fraction of the time with a fraction of the resources. And its decentralized by fact not by name Not sure if you know that our fund has sold ZERO of the tokens we bought onchain over a year ago. All still in the wallet. Present and accounted for.

@TeslaJLP @hxmza1 20% a year 😭😭😭

@hxmza1 How does that compare to putting as small a deposit in as possible and letting it grow at 20% a year in the NASDAQ?

@AnyoneFDN @Mijk_NL Fucking awesome, love this

Check out this community-created network tracking page. Community member @Mijk_NL has developed RelayMap: an interactive global relay tracker showing the distribution and specifications of the 7,000+ relays currently running on the Anyone Network. Check it out here: 🔗 relaymap.net ⚠️ Note that this is an external site and is not maintained or audited by the Anyone team.

@Mijk_NL @AnyoneFDN Awesome job bro

@AnyoneFDN 😉

@jclib1990 @doctorofspain This is gunna be a generational screenshot at some point Get ME IN

@doctorofspain It's not fascism to ban someone from entering our country. Get a grip.

Sorry, Dominik, we're just enforcing our borders 🤷‍♂️

@Biohacxer @shedrinkswater How would you feel if you didn't have breakfast this morning?

@shedrinkswater "Put the same woman in an environment where short men are collectively regarded as highly attractive, rare, or prestigious..." there is no such environment lmao

Women do not really care about height, money, or most of the things men assume they care about in isolation. Female perception gives more weight to social elevation. A man becomes desirable when he is positioned as desirable within the broader status hierarchy. So if society collectively decides that being with a man who is six feet or taller is high status, many women will naturally gravitate toward that archetype, because it has been socially consecrated as a marker of desirability. Women often want to feel elevated through the man they are with. They want the relationship to signify something in the eyes of the world. This also reveals how female competition operates. Desire is often socially mediated, performed, and intensified through comparison. Social media and the internet have only amplified this mechanism, because women are now constantly exposed to visible hierarchies of beauty, lifestyle, relationships, and status. Put the same woman in an environment where short men are collectively regarded as highly attractive, rare, or prestigious, and her preferences may begin to reorganise around that standard. This shows that a large part of what people call “preference” is often just social conditioning.

Ethereum will surely wake up to the fact that the biggest onion routing network in the world has been built from the ground up by crypto natives, entirely funded by the community without any sovereign interference.. Won't they? Isn't this exactly the sort of project they would want to back fully?

@ethereum @ethereumfndn @chainlink @Nethermind Ethereum continues to be the home of innovation in web3. We're proud to be a part of the collective achievement of this industry, with our onion routing network recently hitting a record 4000 relays. x.com/AnyoneFDN/stat…

Ethereum is for shipping. Here are 22 things the Ethereum ecosystem launched, upgraded, and announced over the past month. 0/ Ethereum hit a new all-time high of 72.8 Million monthly transactions, the highest in network history. 1/ @ethereumfndn, @chainlink, and @Nethermind launched a $1M audit subsidy program to help Ethereum builders access high-quality security reviews. 2/ South Korea’s largest crypto exchange, Upbit, announced plans for GIWA Chain, an Ethereum L2 built on @Optimism. 3/ @AragonProject introduced Permissions Audits to help protocols secure roles, multisigs, and admin systems. 4/ @fileverse shipped Comments v2, improving the collaboration experience, with privacy by default. 5/ The Ethereum Applications Guild (@EthAppsGuild) launched to support Ethereum-native apps and real-world adoption. 6/ Privacy went live on @Optimism with confidential computing support on OP Mainnet. 7/ @StarkWareLtd brought native proof verification to Starknet mainnet with Shinobi, enabling private trading flows and OTC settlement. 8/ @worldcoin launched World ID 4.0, expanding proof of human credentials across apps, enterprises, and AI agents. 9/ Applications on Ethereum hit ~$310B in user deposits. 10/ @l2beat released a new interactive interoperability map showing how value moves across Ethereum’s expanding ecosystem. 11/ @AlchemixFi launched V3, the latest version of its self-repaying, non-liquidating loan product, with higher capital efficiency and improved peg mechanics. 12/ @OfficialMoonDAO raised $172k + from 157 contributors to send the man who coined the “overview effect” to space. 13/ @ethereumfndn announced the Road to @EFDevcon 8 Academic Program, supporting regional research and academic events ahead of Devcon. 14/ Ethereum core contributors gathered in Svalbard for Soldøgn Interop, a week-long event focused on hardening Glamsterdam implementations to help scale Ethereum securely. 15/ @basepaint_xyz hit 1,000 straight days of onchain art creation, with 121M+ pixels painted and $1.5M + distributed to 4,000+ artists. 16/ New Ethereum community hubs launched in Hong Kong and Floripa, growing local coordination and ecosystem activity across Asia and Latin America. 17/ The EF’s ETH Rangers public goods security program wrapped after helping recover or freeze $5.8M, reporting 785+ vulnerabilities, and identifying ~100 North Korean IT workers targeting Web3 teams. 18/ @centrifuge launched a tokenized S&P 500 fund on @base, bringing 24/7 onchain index exposure to non-U.S. users. 19/ @0xcatalysis launched Covered Vaults on Ethereum, DeFi vaults with built-in onchain risk coverage backed by delegated capital. 20/ @Uniswap processed $3T in all-time volume on Ethereum mainnet. 21/ @RAILGUN_Project hit $5 billion of total all time private volume.

@_El33_ Gg no re

It’s the annual “trade niche alts on ByBit” season. One of my faves.