People building privacy tools with hand waiving assumptions, vague ideas, and a refusal to actually quantify and properly measure anonymity are some of the most dangerous people in this space.

I think today is a crack open the stash kind of day.

.@Mandrik the 2025 Bourbon County Proprietors Edition is going to be Baklava flavored :O

I think tomorrow I'm going to convert to the church of D.C.

My thoughts on the current state of things after attending the Quantum Bitcoin Summit last week at @PresidioBitcoin. Tldr; I'm not convinced the threat is urgent enough to reorient the entire ecosystem around it now, but not convinced it will never be either. Article below:

Multisig is WILDLY underleveraged as a primitive in this space.

Both parties in this country need to do some soul searching. Republicans have forgotten what free competition is, it's not cronyism. Democrats have forgotten what supporting working people is, its not selling out to billionaires.

Reject blind hopium, but reject doomerism as well. Actually accomplishing anything requires recognizing the reality of things, good and bad, but it also requires balancing those aspects and maintaining motivation.

With the GENIUS Act being signed into law today, the CLARITY Act is the next major piece of crypto legislation on the docket. I sat down with @TheBlueMatt to discuss how CLARITY protects developers of non-custodial Bitcoin and crypto tech and why it’s essential that it passes.

This is not justice. It's a war on our privacy. Article by: @MattAgorist