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Bansko, Bulgaria
Joined June 2007
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$QTC on day 1: ✦ available on near.com ✦ reachable from 30+ chains ✦ confidential by default ✦ solvers competing to fill your order in seconds One integration. Powered by NEAR Intents.
Post-quantum money is coming to near.com. Quantus will launch with @near_intents as its day-one listing partner, making near.com the first venue where users can access QTC. Hear about it first at: quantus.com/launch
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rob thijssen retweeted
Quantus is live Quantum secure encrypted money Only way to get it is to mine it Tradable soon Welcome to Quantus
🤖 Made with AI
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rob thijssen retweeted
Q-Day Episode 1
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Q-Day Trailer Stay tuned for episode 1 premiering on Youtube tomorrow at 17:00 UTC!
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I was told it would take multiple years and need tens of millions of dollars to do anything with ZK. Instead, we built a blockchain in six months and spent only half a million to do it. We are the fastest team in crypto. Stay tuned or miss out.
PUBLIC TESTNET is now available for anyone who wants to experiment with it! We've released the node software with full mining capabilities. The testnet includes a functional explorer, wallet interface, and CLI tools. If you're curious about blockchain technology or want to see how our reversible transactions work in practice, you can download the release, follow the setup instructions, and start exploring. There's a faucet bot (t.me/QuantusFaucetBot) for getting testnet tokens and a tech support channel if you run into any issues. The playground is open if you want to see what we've been building. Any questions please feel free to ask us!
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funds are safu, but are they quantum safu? open.substack.com/pub/robthi…
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chatgpt plus is €23 monthly if your billing address is in bulgaria and €19 monthly if it's in the uk.
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a friend showed me his @cryptocom account on his phone today with just under a million dollars in various cryptocurrencies. he is unable to withdraw his money as either fiat or crypto. the withdrawal buttons are all greyed out. he showed me his dm's within the app with support
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all of the funds are legit and legal. he's a regular guy who's money is being held hostage without explanation by a platform that seems to think they are unaccountable. his funds were only transiting the exchange as part of a set of transactions on their way to self-custody.
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the moral of the story is: use defi wherever possible and treat any exchange, central or not, as a hostile environment. because that's exactly what it is.
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a beautiful example of how to get your head in the right place for bull season
People often call me "lucky" for achieving financial freedom in the 2021 bull run. My first bull run. It wasn't luck. But I'm not going to pretend it was skill or some natural talent for investing. I've spent a long time pondering what it was, and I think I figured it out.. 👇 It is surprisingly easy to make money in a crypto bull run. It’s the easiest money of your life. Pretty much everything goes up so as long as you don’t get rugged you can pick a few 10x cryptos and maybe even a few 50x or 100x. Any dumbass can get rich in crypto but not many people can keep what they make. But I did. I kept the vast majority of it. Now, I am not special, I am not super smart. To be honest, intellectually I am average, I’m a slow learner, I am opinionated, I am quick to anger and I get irritated very easily. But there are a few things I am not… • I am not greedy. • I am not afraid to admit when I am wrong. • I am not the type to give up. • I am not afraid to work. And I believe these are the reasons I walked away from 2021 up big instead of down bad. My lack of greed meant I took profit when things started turning. I could have taken more earlier but I took enough. Also, I’m not saying I am never greedy, I have my moments, but as a whole, I am not. My not being afraid to admit I am wrong allowed me to change my opinions quickly. I often get s**t for changing my opinion on the market quickly. I would argue that this trait is necessary in this business. Marrying yourself to an opinion or your bags is the easiest way to round trip. This business was not easy, I had a lot of setbacks, but I kept at it. I could have given up many times along the way but I am too hard-headed to stop and I don’t do anything half-assed. My parents always taught me “you get out of life what you put in”. So if I do something I put everything into it. Maybe this is helpful to you. You don’t need to be amazing or special to make it in the business. You can be entirely average but if you focus on controlling your greed, not marrying your opinions and you keep at it… you can make it.
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do you think that all financial transactions should be visible to everyone, everywhere, forever? cool. bitcoin and ethereum are looking out for you.
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do you think that a transaction should be between a sender, a recipient, the sender's bank, the recipient's bank, the sender's government and the recipient's government? cool. your bank and government are looking out for you.
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do you think that a transaction should be between a sender and recipient and that anyone else who wants to know the details should ask the sender or the recipient? cool. there are several thousand people standing in a 14 day queue to look out for you. wentrust.io
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I made contribution number 567 to the #MantaNetworkTrustedSetup! My contribution's hash is fcc27a56012c898955f4974a1b9081b1
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instead of banning russian tourism in the eu, why don't we start offering long term work visas to russians? speed up the moscow brain drain. #EndTheWar
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rob thijssen retweeted
I'm told by the reporting team this is the biggest offshore-finance leak—and journalistic collaboration—*ever.* They expose the intentionally concealed finances of 35 world leaders and 300+ other public officials in 90+ countries. ...and they aren't finished.
The offshore secrets of more than 35 current and former presidents revealed in a massive leak. This is one of the most exhausting, complex and potentially explosive investigations I've ever worked on. theguardian.com/news/2021/oc…
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is @Fasthosts (admin.fasthosts.co.uk) broken for everyone or just me?
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