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A protocol that is set in stone is centralized to the stone that it is set in. but yeah, remember I understand nothing. I understand nothing very well.

Satoshi’s accomplishment isn’t Bitcoin. It’s bringing the banks down to a level-playing field. To fight them, he needed a “weapon”, Bitcoin. Once the level-playing field is set, the weapon is retired and becomes a displayed object just to tell a story.

XRP has the fastest network yet the slowest community.

@JoelKatz La Fava

I think Fava is broken. (Sorry, I previously said this was Nox. This is not Nox. This is the puppy, Fava.)

@JoelKatz El Noxo

@Bird_XRPL B 59

Arthur Britto was a game developer btw.

@vxunderground Have him try some watermelon

1 year olds are far more exhausting than 6 month olds. Parents warned me. They were correct. Bro HAS to put ALL FOOD on his head. - Beans - Soup - Mac and Cheese - Strawberries - Blueberries If he doesn't rub it on his head, or eat it, he throws it on the floor. I'm tired.

@xspectDS @xSPECTAR None. Stopped holding once the “locking period” ended, and then XSpectar came out bashing projects that require to “lock tokens” 😂 real stuff. Made profit on amm while held, good token.

How much $XSPECTAR do you hold? 🧬

@Ledger Ledger: your data, everyone’s data.

respectfully, not your keys, not your coins

@Vet_X0 Describe delusional in this context

XRP price predictions aside. I may not like this observation. But i do think the delusional people will win at the end. Somehow, being a dreamer is just too powerful.

Dogecoin has no enemies.

David will talk to you through an endless number of automated accounts.

@0000CCS If the government works for the people then the people should tax the government for the money it makes.

Work hard, government will just take it from you in taxes. Really, what is the point of working harder if the government and state are going to tax most of it away from you. Then you see insider trading.. Rampant Fraud.. Layoffs.. Etc. Its a joke, all of it. Communism is a lie, and disgusting, an atrocity. So I don't know why we push people into its arms so eagerly. Hard work should be rewarded, not punished.

@liamgallagher @Andrea35078983 @elyssaLGX @icey_melted Radiohead is emo for engineers who feel identified with their credentials and still cant grow a beard.

@Andrea35078983 @elyssaLGX @icey_melted Like listening to Radiohead

Landed

@ScamDetective5 Right, it will be have.

Few people understand this.

@RealGameVault Cruis’n USA

what racing game defined your 2000s?

Here’s some retardio-reporting if you’re interested..

@nytimes Wrong. Your reporter’s work is worthless. But then again, he’s your reporter. A part must be the same in quality as the whole.

Bitcoin’s founder, Satoshi Nakamoto, has remained hidden for 17 years. A trail of clues — and a year of digging by our reporter, John Carreyrou — led us to a 55-year-old computer scientist in El Salvador named Adam Back. nyti.ms/4bXWC3V

@JoelKatz @jbarro Only the person with access to the keys qualifies to know/say that nobody alive today has access to the keys.

@jbarro It does seem likely that whoever Satoshi Nakamoto is or was, nobody alive today has access to the keys.

What if he is Satoshi Nakamoto but also he lost the keys, a super embarrassing fact he doesn't want to admit?

@JohnCarreyrou 18 months of work to get it wrong? nerds already knew all of this, it only takes a beer at a bar.

The mystery of Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous inventor of Bitcoin, has remained unsolved for 17 years. Not anymore. Read my 18-month investigation to find out who Satoshi really is. nytimes.com/2026/04/08/bus…

@JoelKatz David when are you going to sign with Satoshi’s keys just for fun?

Finally we have the definitive answer that will certainly end the debate forever.