Just a regular cypherpunk with a taste for art.
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This piece of shit really thinks people are stupid. I wouldn’t be surprised if this guy had a hand in the hack, and North Korea would be a convenient place to hide his tracks. The more I look at this industry, the more it seems like the big players are nothing but scammers getting rich at everyone else’s expense. They manipulate the system, screw over ordinary people, and walk away with millions. The crypto industry needs a massive reset. It’s time to clean house and get these corrupt players the fuck out.
No crying in the casino, mfer. You’ve been listing and promoting scam coins for years, screwing people over and hurting the whole crypto market. Now you wanna cry? Well deserved. Now refund everyone.
People think Robinhood is dead, but I think they’re sleeping on it. They’re probably one of the more regulation-focused stock/crypto platforms out there, and they’re getting ready for what’s coming next in finance.
robinhood:0x4db7374e966097be94c6680d49156d580f097bbf didn’t choose Robinhood for nothing.
THE FUTURE IS HOOD - @ribbita2012
Following my recent post, some people have labeled me antisemitic. So let me set the record straight and explain my thesis on kaspa:native once and for all.
I believe kaspa:native will succeed in the long run, and my reasoning goes far beyond technology, adoption, or price speculation.
It comes down to power, money, and who shapes the global financial system.
For centuries, influential banking families and financial institutions have played a central role in the evolution of our monetary system. From interest-based lending to the creation of central banks and international monetary institutions, the financial system we live under today didn’t emerge by accident. It was shaped by a powerful group of elites wielding enormous economic and political influence. For those who don’t know this yet, you may find it shocking, but most of these people were Jewish.
Yeah, I know that sounds even more antisemitic, but acknowledging historical facts isn’t antisemitism. It’s called observation. Recognizing that some of the most influential figures and families in financial history were Jewish isn’t an insult to Jewish people, nor is it an attack on them. It’s simply recognizing their historical influence. Facts don’t become hateful just because they make some people uncomfortable. So drop the antisemitism accusations and focus on the actual argument.
I believe we’re approaching another major transformation in the financial sphere.
My thesis is simple: the next global monetary revolution won’t destroy the existing power structures. It will simply provide them with an entirely new technological foundation: cryptography. Everything will eventually run on the blockchain. Money will become entirely digital, and the global financial system will undergo a complete transformation.
Here’s where kaspa:native comes in.
Kaspa isn’t just another cryptocurrency. Its technology is on another level, and its foundations were developed by Israeli researchers. In my opinion, nothing else in the crypto market comes close to its potential.
Now ask yourself something.
Do you genuinely believe that a technological breakthrough of this magnitude, with such strong Israeli academic roots, has gone completely unnoticed by Israel’s financial and technological establishment? And that’s assuming they weren’t involved in creating it in the first place.
Because I don’t. Not for a second.
I believe the same powerful financial interests that have shaped the global monetary system for centuries may be the very forces behind Kaspa. And even if they weren’t involved in its creation, I’m convinced they’re well aware of its potential and are already quietly positioning themselves for what comes next.
I believe a major restructuring of the global economic system is inevitable, and Kaspa will play a much bigger role than most people currently imagine.
Bitcoin was a test. An experiment. That doesn’t mean Bitcoin is doomed or destined to become worthless. It simply means that, in my view, Bitcoin was never intended to be the final product for the financial system of a new world order. And I believe Kaspa is.
Call it a conspiracy theory. Call me crazy. I don't care.
History has shown that financial power doesn’t simply disappear or change hands overnight. It evolves, adapts, and often remains concentrated within the same influential circles.
And if there’s one thing I believe, it’s that the people who understand the future of money will position themselves long before the rest of the world catches on.
So, do I see Kaspa’s Israeli roots and its potential connections to influential financial players as bullish? Absolutely. And I’m not afraid to say it.
You either ride the wave alongside those shaping the next era of finance, or you wait until the transformation happens and have no choice but to adapt to it.
If you own a pickup that’s on its last legs, don’t sell it just to squeeze a few bucks out of it before it dies. You’ll regret it. Keep driving it, keep working it, and let it die an honourable death doing what it was built to do.
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Thinking a country like Israel, with its intelligence network and eyes pretty much everywhere, has no idea about one of the most prominent crypto projects founded by Israelis is like saying your son is building a rocket in your own house and you somehow don’t know about it.
I’m 100% convinced the Israeli government knows about $KAS, and I’m sure they’re accumulating heavily behind the scenes or even quietly supporting the project.
I think a lot of you underestimate how things really work at that level.
