Neeraj K. Agrawal

Use encryption and privacy preserving money

I think they are literally thinking along the lines of "i don't like crypto; ergo the risks that apply to the crypto sector do not apply to me"

This discussion of the legal risks in sending aid money to Palestinians is interesting

A friend's relative spent 15 years in prison for doing what Shah is asking randos to do online here en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rafil_A...

It could be just being normal. A good dad. That kind of thing. That already seems like an alternative to RW idols like Tate

Gonna look into that when I’m back at my desk

I hate the little airport bus with my life, I'm here to go whoosh through the sky, not to suffer through the indignity of driving around the tarmac in a shoddy vehicle

Majority of Americans aren’t confident in the safety and reliability of cryptocurrency A 63% majority of Americans have little or no confidence that cryptocurrencies are reliable and safe, but some groups are more wary than others.

I tend to go off the pew numbers www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/...

Go check out mark Cuban’s mentions for a good start

It’s getting worse by the day

Good to see you!

It seems substantive discussion of crypto policy has moved here so I’ll be here more too

Behind enemy lines

If people started using crypto to avoid this tax and lawmakers tried to close the loophole with unconstitutional restrictions on speech and software publication we'd happily fight it out in the courts.

The proposed 5% remittance tax in the ‘Big Beautiful Tax Bill’ does not apply to crypto transactions sent from self custody. And may not apply to transactions sent from hosted wallet providers either.

New from Coin Center: www.coincenter.org/what-the-pro...

Back here to say watch out for impersonators on this platform too

this one is better

where is walter

“decentralization” can be a scary word but eg look at custom feeds

instead of our own blackbox algorithm, we’re turning it over to third-party users to create a marketplace of feeds that anyone can subscribe to. for us, third-party should feel as seamless as first-party — that’s decentralization

Hong Kong police issues cash bounty for exiled democracy activists | CNN Hong Kong police on Monday placed bounties on eight prominent democracy activists in self-imposed exile overseas, offering HK$1 million ($127,603) rewards each for information leading to their arrests...

Hong Kong authorities have placed a HK$1 million bounty on the arrest of eight democracy activists living in the United States, Britain, Canada, and Australia.

we're in the lifeboat folks

i think i can say it here more safely so: the prometheum guy looks like an oblivion character

is pickleball really that annoying or is this another "lake is like a hot tub" situation

NOOOOO TURN TWITTER BACK ON I WAS A NICHE INTERNET MICROCELEBRITY

i'm beginning to suspect the destruction of twitter was orchestrated by my fiancé to get me off my phone

one of these would literally kill me. what am i gonna do with all this

all i’m gonna say is…

he was right https://youtu.be/KOmxEBAFHwI

realized it’s safe to talk about wedding stuff here bc a) there are fewer stalking freaks and b) i’m not giving her an invite