The honeypot has released another update, Fluorine Fermi (or the anti-CGNAT upgrade).

Seriously dummies? Do you really think a spy node network, operated by Chainalysis & Co (sophisticated players), will use a naked AWS IP address that forms clusters instead of being routed through onion?

If anything amateur nodes are the target of this upgrade, such as those running behind CGNAT. Fluorine Fermi discriminates against such amateur nodes, increasing the likelihood that your transaction is broadcast straight to Chainalysis.

As a reminder, Monero's network is completely compromised, and they keep compromising it.

Dandelion was introduced to make sure your wallet picks industrial nodes (high uptime, low latency) as first hop nodes. In other words, your wallets sends your transaction straight to Chainalysis.

Now with Fluorine they actively filter out more residential full nodes, limiting the odds that your wallet may pick a non Chainalysis node for the first hop.

🚨For anyone from the Dero community who cares to refute/verify the inflation bug FUD once and for all, here is an easy way to do it if you have enough technical expertise to browse the Dero blockchain for the following data:

1) Identify all transactions where the exploit wallet dero1qy4rr9y88yukn6249e4kg9mv3za0emlwq8px4kr92eapuqxhwuvnqqqa33r9m appears as receiver in the time frame between the moment that address was registered and the moment the exploit transaction took place

2) deanonymize those transactions by using the brute force scripts from the alpha wallet

3) you should find at least one incoming transaction (probably with a big amount) to prove that dero1qy4rr9y88yukn6249e4kg9mv3za0emlwq8px4kr92eapuqxhwuvnqqqa33r9m received coins before it started sending out coins

I'd have done this myself but I'm not technical enough to do it.

🚨Important message for all Dero holders: I managed to do this with Chatgpt myself, I created a Python script that uses the local explorer to go through all block contents, from block 1059301 to block 1081893.

It pains me to say this but the address dero1qy4rr9y88yukn6249e4kg9mv3za0emlwq8px4kr92eapuqxhwuvnqqqa33r9m appears in none of the transactions present onchain between those 2 events. Which means this account couldn't have had any coins. The only explanation is an inflation bug. Or at least I can't think of another one.

I encourage everyone to verify on your end, there could be an issue with my Chatgpt Python script although it's highly unlikely because I tested it with other addresses.

With this we go full circle. I guess I was wrong, and I apologize to anyone who got into Dero because of me.

Very difficult time for me considering how invested I was. I'm really sorry for any losses I caused with my shilling. If it makes you feel any better just know I never made any money from Dero.

Peace ✌️

In private a lot of Dero holders are pushing back that if there was a bug then someone would have found the bug in the code.

First things first, I'm not trying to FUD Dero. I'm just reporting what I found.

Second, yes it's true, I did not find a bug. All I'm saying is I found something that is highly suggestive of an inflation bug, and refutes the hypothesis that Derolytics was hiding transactions. His explorer has been proven to be reliable so far.

Also, to be clear, I did not find what I was hoping to find. I was hoping to find proof that Derolytics was hiding transactions, to expose him as a liar. Instead, I found that his explorer accurately portrays the transaction history of the flagged address. I reported everything transparently, I felt obliged to do so.

I've also not tried to front run anyone by selling any coins before reporting my findings.

I think anyone who bought because of me deserves to sell ahead of me, I'm not going to drain any liquidity that is left. This will be the hill I die on. Once/if the bug is confirmed in the code, I'm done with crypto for good. Never touching another coin. Be it privacy or Ponzi.

And yes, there is still a small glimmer of hope that this may be just a misunderstanding or psy-op, I personally think it's only a matter of time before someone finds the bug in the code and Dero ends up like Haven.

🚨Even the second address in the flagged transaction doesn't appear in any other transactions in between registration and the inflation exploit transaction. Imo this definitively proves we are dealing with an inflation scam/bug.

Here is how you can verify everything on your own end:

1) Run a full Dero node
2) Load the explorer (open terminal at folder with ./explorer-darwin)
3) Visit http://127.0.0.1:8081 in your browser
4) This is the ID of the inflation bug transaction: 5bbe1b7eecfe3447cb045b1197a07a214b456968eda8a3d5a90f5fae9ce57e55
5) insert it in the explorer to see all the ring members

I went through all ring members one by one, and you can verify that the following are all registration spam addresses from March 2022

-dero1qyjgfvvf4e7jrna8xg6mmwh77km6q9nfrgdue6q2lczy33almkgy2qq9wzrkp
-dero1qyzm8zl7g5xgggx8vukkr7me3xfjdlsxy25y5lmh2a76uft9df4yyqqd60z7j
-dero1qygshqcqnvl4vpcwyyrg4sxhjxwzargna2nnzzn78dg98a33h5lx5qq2h5jdg
-dero1qypwnjc4syxqeujjwrd0mkrtdwh3jvrp75779fn6ldln8drc556fuqq5m220t
-dero1qynz0wgad7wys0cnt7xasxntmd9pwyju5nq9map4968v4xm2dzz6uqq8ggvzl
-dero1qy2vr7lrm24exvgkr5yqhj2fwu70juhs0gfv4j0urjc3n7vk7zmqgqqjyxtd7
-dero1qydkmcc8we20lyjp5c84t79yysn0neae74j0sk2wqj0z0r92atyewqg4wj8re
-dero1qydgqkfpe54zqyq38ynd0pff7a4xls3wt09p9xc8ps97rgx09vf35qqz6zszx
-dero1qyd6k30dk90mxmfdf7vsf8fj439y6d06d7djsr7sw0ck64mu80p9kqggkxa2f
-dero1qyh2lthxcks8035sx79wr74l2jzr4j5hscjkrp2459xm5ajzdxng5qqfg4asl
-dero1qynrnprp4zmzcztsjrm3mae8z8vqqqdnvjqtk2ze2ah6mefdxxdvuqq9u9vnf
-dero1qyvwtpws8thucd53ehsww0ldn9sgjnekey6fa9dkr2n7wt7fwcuj2qqlzl9g9
-dero1qy5em9fkd53hpnxptls5lhmmtc2uu7ejqsr2d9cld6pj6rj3smvfjqg3e5cl0
-dero1qypq4x0xnjw92aykztk3xl83x96cdnktqqna0hly5fx5u9gupcatcqg6ey088

You can copy paste them in the Derolytics explorer to verify they are spam registered in the same time span. Or if you don't trust the derolytics explorer take the registration blockheight displayed by derolytics in your local explorer, such as http://127.0.0.1:8081/block/<insert block height here> and you will find the registration transaction in the respective block. Derolytics doesn't lie, everything in his explorer checks out.

The only 2 addresses that are not from the registration spam spree are the following:

Sender or receiver 1: dero1qy4rr9y88yukn6249e4kg9mv3za0emlwq8px4kr92eapuqxhwuvnqqqa33r9m

Sender or receiver 2: dero1qynyngff0r3jvt27anevfhul3v3jfz8g47n7e6v9y3w2434t8ap96qqwje5g5

For each of these 2 addresses in the Derolytics explorer and in your own local explorer you can verify that they were registered respectively on block 1059301 (1) and 1059392 (2). Now run a python script to check all blocks from the registration blocks to the flagged transaction block 1081893. In both cases you will see that none of these addresses appeared in any transactions in any blocks in between.

Therefore NONE of these 2 addresses could be spending any money at all and therefore this practically confirms there was an inflation bug without having to find the bug in the code and without even having to deanonymize the transaction.

Maybe Derolytics is right, Captain exploited the bug himself and maybe also patched it shortly after, maybe in February 2023. So today the bug is no longer in the code, that's why nobody can verify it.

Everything perfectly lines up also with the findings of those who deanonymized the transaction using the randomness reuse bug.

It's very hard at this point to believe the bug is not real. Someone exploited Dero and minted 2.2M coins. This is very disappointing. Fucked up. You name it.

Dero has the best privacy tech I have seen around, but it also seems to be an inflation scam. The only good news could be that inflation exploit seems contained at 2.2M. But there is no guarantee even of that, Derolytics could again be right and the bug could still be there.

Where are all the cypherpunks in the community that preach don't trust verify? All the genius devs with 6 digit salaries that brag about their coding skills?

I'm not even a coder and I got to this before you.

Why did nobody verify Derolytics' claims? All I've seen is dumb memes making fun of him. And if someone did verify, why didn't they share their findings with the community?

ARE YOU CYPHERPUNKS? ARE YOU FRAUDS? OR ARE CYPHERPUNKS FRAUDS?

Enlighten us.

🚨THE INFLATION BUG WAS PATCHED 10 DAYS AFTER THE EXPLOIT TRANSACTION!

Dero's builds, at the time of the exploit, were not reproducible. Only 10 days after the inflation bug was exploited Captain did release binaries with reproducible builds.

This means before October 27, when the exploit transaction happened, the pre-compiled code had a vulnerability, which was exploited to create 2.2M coins.

There is no vulnerability in the code today because the code was later updated with reproducible builds that didn't have the inflation bug.

I understand the lesson about not running pre-compiled code, but fuck did he have to do a 2.2M exploit?

WTF CAPTAIN! The only good news is that there is probably no inflation bug today but there are 2.2M extra coins in circulation.

🚨DERO INFLATION SCAM FAQ

1) What's the source of your information?
Answer: My local Dero node.

Just run a Dero node and query it for the exploit transaction ID, you will find a list of ring members and by going through ring members you can identify decoys and the only 2 ring members left that are not spam addresses. These 2 couldn't have spent any coins in that transaction because they never appeared in any other transactions before that one, therefore it was an exploit.

2) How do you know that it was Captain who exploited Dero?
Answer: Because Dero's code was not reproducible at the time, and Captain's precompiled daemons accepted the exploit transaction.

Dero's public code had no bug, yet Dero's daemons accepted the transaction, this proves the bug was in the pre-compiled binaries. This proves the source of the bug was Captain, since only he could have corrupted the pre-compiled binaries

3) How do you know that Captain himself wasn't attacked with a compiler vulnerability?
Answer: Because then the code would have been reproducible since the compiler bug would have affected everyone, not just Captain.

4) Is the bug still in Dero?
Answer: No, the bug was likely patched 10 days later when Captain pushed reproducible builds.

5) How did the transaction pass verification after the update of the code by Captain 10 days later?
Answer: Because Captain explicitly asked everyone only to swap the daemon, and to not delete the mainnet folder. By doing so the exploit transaction was passively accepted by the new daemon.

6) Why didn't new nodes catch the bug?
Answer: I don't know, but there are many ways to filter out any nodes that catch the bug by telling them "it's a node bug we're working on, just use fastsync, or pop a few blocks." Many such instances on Dero Discord.

7) Are the Dero chain splits of early 2023 related to the bug?
Answer: There are rumours that the chain split in early 2023 was caused by an effort to push a chain that wouldn't show the old corrupt proofs so they don't show when new nodes sync from 0.

Apparently Slixe and G45, the founders of Xelis convinced the community to follow their side of the fork even though some people suspected that arm of the fork was exploited.

8) So then Slixe and G45 did the exploit, not Captain?
Answer: If that's the case then it would only prove that there is a strong possibility that Slixe, G45 and Captain are 1 entity.

We know for sure Captain was the source of the discrepancy between pre-compiled and public binaries. If Slixe knew too, then he was Captain or part of Captain.

9) So this means the same team behind Dero also launched Xelis?
Answer: Yes, there is a strong possibility that they are the same team.

A lot of evidence points that way, since Slixe in 2023 pratically helped cover up Captain's exploit so he was either part of Captain or Captain himself (same person or same team).

10) How many coins were minted in the exploit?
Answer: I don't know for sure, but Derolytics' explorer shows 2.2M coins were minted.

Other people have corroborated his findings by epxloiting the randomness reuse bug.

11) Is this the only inflation bug in Dero?
Answer: I don't know for sure, but according to the Derolytics explorer it is the only one. Someone would need to inspect the entire chain on their own to decide.

12) Is there any possibility Captain could be innocent?
Answer: For me 0. Of course they will try to say "Captain was a team and some people in our team did this but we purged them it was Slixe and G45". It just doesn't add up, for me.

My final verdict: Dero is a scam, and Captain is a scammer.

I can tell you how it is ended on the example of Haven.
First they delist it from all exchanges, on the last exchange trading volume falls to zero. Then the miners leave, the blockchain stops working so you can't do anything at all. So your fav coin has literally gone to zero but you still believe that it is more valuable than btc. But guess what: the wallets stop working at all, you see just numbers on computer screen but can't even send then to another address.
Many privacy coins died like that.

Fork dero, remove rings, do a fair launch (they cannot sue you, I will tell you why at the end). Let it be your gift to the people of the world. Let me explain why.

While Dero’s tech has the potential to be the best privacy tech, it’s very far from realizing its potential. Today you can easily trace transactions on Dero, even with the bug fix.

The Derolytics explorer, for example, makes it very easy to know when a wallet moves money. Dero’s current decoy picking algo also sucks, because it seems to be entirely random so by spamming the chain with 1M addresses (like someone did in 2022), it’s highly probable that most decoys will be spam addresses and easily discardable.

Monero is still more difficult to trace because wallets and explorers don’t let you query for specific TXOs. This of course doesn’t mean the tech is better.

But ok, the chief scammer Captain has said that he wants to give people time to understand Dero. Damn Cap, where are you? We understood it so well that we even caught you stealing from your own users! On one side your minions preach on the importance of integrity, privacy, freedom and on the other side there is you stealing your users’ freedom to feed your greed! I bet you paid/pay some of those minions with your stolen coins!

Anyway, if Dero is not already the product of some CIA/NSA/FBI lab of devs with God complex (it sure looks that way right now, and if so then "waiting on Cap" is just the current stalling strategy), then the idea/tech will eventually be captured by the deep state anyway.

What happens next imo is that they will stall development for years, like they did with Monero. The upgrade Dero badly needs is removing rings. But I fear that once they capture it (Captain Baba and the 40 thieves have made it extremely easy), Dero will linger in its deprecated state forever and they will only upgrade it when it will no longer make a difference.

So if any capable devs are reading this, if you can be anon and take care of your opsec. Study Dero, fork it, remove rings, relaunch it. If somehow they find you through their friends at the NSA, and sue you, you can refer to their Xelis scam as precedent where the license was not enforced.

If you can but you don’t then we will be at the mercy of the deep state either way. So I sincerely hope someone reading this has got the backbone to do what it takes. Don’t even message me if you do it, let me find out on my own.

It looks like some individuals are referencing my previous post to take aim at the Dero Foundation. To be clear, there is 0 evidence to blame the Dero Foundation for anything other than for waiting too long. I included it in my previous post only because it is a concerned party within Dero, but I've zero reason to doubt the word of anyone from the Foundation.

There is, on the other hand, evidence that Captain betrayed his users. Therefore as far as I'm concerned, this is how Dero should move forward:

1) The Dero Foundation (Kryptoid, Azylem, Dank and maybe expanded to include other trusted members) should take over development and everything from Captain

2) The Dero Foundation should hire a 3rd party to conduct an audit of the Dero blockchain to confirm whether there are other exploits or not. To date the only audit is the one done by Derolytics, who gives off controlled opposition vibes (since he shills Xelis and Xelis founders seem to overlap with Captain by quite a bit)

Finally, I ask readers to please avoid using my posts as evidence to support their own speculations.

Dero, Palantir, Chainalysis, In-Q-Tel, Monero are all part of the same family.

That’s why a noob like me had to be the first one to really break down the differences between Dero and Monero, because nobody in Dero really cares about Dero. They’re all puppets in the hands of puppet masters that make money tracing Monero. So Dero’s bad/low-tier Ponzi marketing, and wishy-washy building with clunky interfaces (if any at all), isn’t really bad marketing. It’s strategy.

The Masters of Monero (and Dero), those that control even Captain and close an eye when he scams (like with Xelis), want to keep Dero as low profile and as Ponzi oriented as possible for as long as possible. They make money tracing Monero, and Monero is really easy to trace, so why make their own life harder if they don’t have to? They actually hope people never realize how bad Monero is and never move to something better.

When/if people start looking for better options, the Puppet Masters will feed them Dero. Dero’s tech is better than Monero (and any other privacy coin today) on paper, but still almost as easy to trace in its current state. When Dero’s day comes, it will come with a lot of stalling and I personally don’t think we will ever see any of Dero’s upgrades come in a timely manner.

That said, get Whitney Webb's book One Nation Under Blackmail. To save time go straight to the Chapter "The Private CIA". I’d still try to read as much as possible of her writings, even if in the beginning you will struggle to follow. What matters is that at some point, despite struggling to keep up with names and who did what, you will start to understand how deep state’s web of deception works. And once that realization kicks in, the way you look at crypto will change forever.

The whole crypto industry is most likely made of ex-NSA engineers and ex-CIA spooks teaming up to grift through sheer Ponzis, inflation scams and meme coins. Their deep knowledge of loopholes allows them to get away with impunity. That's all crypto is really about.

(Note: Whitney Webb was the first journalist to go after and expose Epstein fearlessly. Bear this in mind in case some CIA troll tells you she said nothing new and is a limited hangout.)

🚨This is not a conspiracy theory by the way, there is plenty of proof. The key piece of the puzzle is Kayaba.

First things first, why does Kayaba matter? Because we know Luke Parker is funded by Magic Grants, which is directly funded by Chainalysis.

Now let's look at events in Q1-Q2 2024. We know Captain (and/or DF) received 400K DERO from Kucoin and was planning to dump those DEROs before Dero entered accumulation (zero point prices) to bootstrap funding for his scam Xelis.

Captain conducted the dump and Luke Parker disclosed the critical bug right after Captain dumped his bag of DEROs from Kucoin.

Now there are 2 possible explanations for such a sequence of “right after” and "right before":

1) Either a 1 in a million coincidence that Luke found the bug right after Captain was done dumping Kucoin’s residual balances, and right before Dero entered accumulation. Because nobody was going to buy Captain’s Dero in March for $5 if the bug had already been disclosed.

2) Or a 99 in 100 chance that the bug was known in advance but those who knew needed to dump the free coins they would get from Kucoin first.

Kucoin’s unlocking of the residual Dero balances was a scheduled event. Everything else happened in sequence quickly after that scheduled event: Dero pump > Coinex dump > Xelis launch > Disclosure of dero wallet bug > Dero enters accumulation

Since Kayaba coordinated with Captain, to Captain's benefit, then that proves they are the same family. And since Kayaba is controlled by Chainalysis, then that proves Captain is controlled by Chainalysis too.

The proof was always out there, hidden in plain sight. We were simply not paying attention.

🚨Don’t use Monero (bad, old tech, CIA honeypot). Don’t use Dero (good tech but kept in deprecated state, CIA honeypot). Use ZEC shielded transactions. They offer the best privacy by far today.

Does FCMP close the gap between Monero and Zcash? No, absolutely not. Even with FCMP++ Monero is still much worse than ZEC.

Even with FCMP, a Monero transaction ID will reference specific key images published onchain with it, and specific new outputs. They are tied together onchain forever.

Whereas a ZEC shielded transaction ID references nothing onchain, it’s just a proof that valid inputs were spent and valid outputs were created out of the spent inputs. It's not linked to anything else.

Of course the CIA/Palantir shills like Zachxbt will try to confuse you with how they traced a ZEC transaction on NEAR connect because of “static” outputs. But NEAR connect (and any other bridge/cross chain swap for that matter) has nothing to do with ZEC's tech, and Monero’s outputs are just as static as those of ZEC. Not only that, but they will always be linkable to specific key images (even with FCMP++) which gives the full transaction structure which makes them much easier to trace.

ZEC’s only true weakness is that CIA’s and Monero’s disinformation shills successfully control its narrative so very few people use it because they believe their FUD. However, today ZEC has the best privacy in production by far.

And yeah, I don't care if it has a CEO, it has the best privacy full stop. Just because the CEO of Monero and Dero sits in an office at some CIA/Palantir office building doesn't mean they are "cypherpunk". Having a CEO hidden in the shadows, that reviews backdoors and approves inflation exploit operations, is far less cypherpunk than having a public CEO that anyone can ask questions to and hold accountable.

To be cypherpunk you need good tech, no backdoors, and to put the privacy of users first. Not your own greed.

It’s time to stop being nice to scammers. It’s time to stop pretending you don’t understand what the scam is. It’s time to stop hanging out in their groups, validating their personas, and their projects. It’s time to stop parroting their blatant lies to protect your bags.

Centralization is a scam. If 99% of your circulating supply was mined in 4 years and the project was marketed only after that, then that project is a scam.

Inflation bugs are scams. If you minted illegal tokens behind everyone's back, that's a scam. Haven, Xelis, Dero, Zephyr, Salvium and others. All scams. I don't care if you minted only 1% of the supply or 1000%, if a project did it then that project is a scam.

Misleading marketing, when your coin can be traced but you shill it as untraceable, that's a scam. Monero is a scam.

Stalling is a scam. When you don't deliver, it's either because you can't (many such cases in crypto), or because you just want to milk the narrative without ever delivering the actual product (ringless upgrades in Dero, FCMP++ in Monero).

And it’s time to stop tolerating censorship, scammers only thrive because of censorship. Censorship is how the CIA/NSA hijack projects, turn them into honeypots, and stall them to death. We have seen it over and over in crypto’s history. From Bitcoin to Monero to Dero.

Notice how my X account was suspended? Who suspended it, was it Monero or Captain and the other thieves in his team whom I doxed by reminding all victims that the scammers behind Xelis, that we now know are part of Captain too, checked in with their ID at Nonsensus from October 31st through November 2nd 2023 at Wild Horse Pass Casino in Phoenix, AZ?

Stalling, censorship and lies are the signature moves of when a project has been captured by a three letter agency.

Let deep state agents stick out like sore thumbs. Let them be the only ones believing their own bullshit, peddling their own scams to each other. Create your own community and refuse to let any scammers in. Refuse to let anyone shill a scam “because scams pump the hardest”. Scams go to 0. They pump the hardest because nobody but the scamming founder holds them. You’re not going to make any money with scams.

Only scammers make money with scams, and the reason they make money is because there are way too many dummies out there that (don't) fall for their lies but still believe they will make money with the scammers if they repeat the lie.

Name and shame proven scammers, insult them, spit on them if you see them in the street, kick them out of your groups, educate/warn others on their scam. The admin in your group will never do this, it’s you the guy with no admin rights who has to do it.

Or don’t, and find out.

Conflict is good because it brings out information and it exposes all CIA/NSA dummies at once. They forget about plausible deniability, and all of a sudden they start parroting the same script.

Monero and Dero shills are repeating the same line: “Zcash is a Fed coin”, “Zcash has backdoors”, “Zcash has a CEO”, “Zionist Cash”. You will never hear a single technical argument, just endless gaslighting because ZEC's tech is really the best there is today. ZEC also shipped the Orchard upgrade, which mitigates a deep privacy issue (UTXO heuristics) nobody is even talking about in Monero, let alone address it.

That said, Monero, not Zcash, is a Fed coin. We have proof it’s promoted to track people from DNMs. There is proof of various Fed companies, such as Chainalysis, TRM Labs and Palantir involved in Monero tracing and the selling of Monero tracing services to the US government.

There is proof of this, dummies, there’s an actual video. It’s not an opinion. Of course all the high flying CIA shills like shitcoin scammer Tyler Turd-en or Chainalysis persona Zachxbt will never mention any of it, because they feed on this scam.

Zcash Zionist cash? Maybe, but if so that makes it even better for privacy since Zionists have proven to be a separate lobby from the endless army of CIA minions who exchange information with each other behind everyone’s back targeting anyone who steps on the toes of any of their toxic minions.

At least Zionists only care about Israel. And I’m for #freepalestine, make no mistake. But I’m for peace and I’m no Hamas either, so when it comes to my privacy it’s 100% safer in the hands of Zionists than all the CIA/NSA inbreds that make fun and scam anyone who is not CIA/NSA.

For the same reason I’d trust a Chinese privacy app 100% more than any US privacy app, because guess what? Even if there is a very deep backdoor, it’s certainly much deeper than in the US counterparts where backdoors are there for CIA's VCs to monetize them by selling surveillance services to the US gov, and most likely accessible only to the CCP. And guess what, dummies? I don’t live in China, so I don’t care.

Dero is Monero’s little brother, supposedly better on paper but they will never deliver the tech, because they simply can’t trace it. The current version of Dero, gentlemen, was caught having a bug that deanonymizes all transactions. One might call that a CIA/NSA move/backdoor. Since Captain turned out to be a scammer, that might well be the case.

Dero, was also caught having an inflation bug exploited by its very founder. One may call that too a signature CIA/NSA coin move as well.

Ok, end of rant. Buy $ZEC. Ignore the US deep state trying to push you into their honeypots.

🚨Some Kaspatards are trying to get my voice censored from Zcash. For anyone wondering, let me explain. I’m simply the guy who found first that there is not a single Kaspa full node out there.

Somehow they turned me into Kaspa's public enemy #1 over this finding. I actually did them a favor. Thanks to my work, I gave Kaspa a real shot at flipping Bitcoin. Yes, BTC. I basically took their founder's Don’t trust, terrify! mantra to the highest ranks of cypherpunks. If only Yoni had Shai’s balls to fight for his ideas, maybe Kaspa would have had a chance at flipping Bitcoin one day. But no, Yoni flip-flopped. And Shai's balls whithered as soon as he saw Yoni couldn't articulate any convincing argument in front of the big guys.

So to us in private Yoni said we were all dumb to fall for the full node cult, and then when we took him to debate Nick Szabo (figuratively speaking) he starting mumbling.

And I am the bad guy?

Instead the cult should be wondering: does Yoni believe in what he says, or did he say it just to prey on unsophisticated retail? One would think that IF Yoni wasn’t throwing brain farts at unsophisticated retail crypto users, then Yoni would have dreamt of the opportunity to debate legendary cypherpunks about his Don't trust, terrify.

So shame on you, ungrateful bunch. Let's not forget that I also wrote the first viral article on Kaspa when it was only $1M mcap. And even then you were ungrateful.

Cheers and remember: sell Kaspa, #buyZEC