I recently had the privilege of being interviewed by independent thinker, writer, podcaster, and the man behind the Privacy Action Plan, Glenn Meder. You don’t want to miss this conversation.
We spoke a bit about my background. I’ve long fought for liberty and privacy, as many of you are already aware. As a volunteer on Ron Paul’s presidential campaign in 2012, I got my start in politics. Since then, I’ve had the privilege of serving on the board of a libertarian super PAC and completing formal coursework in graduate-level philosophy and psychology.
We spoke about how cryptocurrencies are a remarkably potent instrument that may be utilized to grant freedom and security to individuals worldwide. I’m an advocate of using private networks by default, and I’m constantly seeking reliable organizations to secure data.
In spite of this, I remain concerned about the possibility of cryptocurrency misuse. For instance, I think that the CBDC is about sequestering our data to be used to enslave the public and that the push for tyranny around the world is a direct outcome of cryptography.
You guys really need to watch this interview to brace yourselves for what is coming.
It’s crucial to know that the Bitcoin civil war has caused the network to disable opcodes and halt evolving on-chain. Instead of being a privacy coin, Bitcoin was created as an honesty machine.
As most of you know, cryptocurrencies are digital assets that can’t be copied or pasted and are secured by a network of computers. Austrian economics is used to align economic incentives with human nature. As such, the best cryptocurrency networks respect users and encourage them to economically interact voluntarily with strangers in a free-market meritocracy. Any centralized control over the protocol defeats the entire purpose of this technology.
Many people ask us what to do when they’re looking to start pulling some of their assets out of the system. It’s a great start to get yourself an Edge Wallet, and a bit of Monero (XMR). More importantly, if you don’t really know the ecosystem yet, I’d recommend you to sit down and learn first.
I strongly advise doing some deep study and joining the Crypto Vigilante for any of you who are interested in finding out more about privacy and cryptocurrencies. As I emphasized in the interview, “The most important investment is in your education.” I also welcome you to join me in Mexico at Agoraforko and Anarchapulco. My Twitter handles are @VamosVigilante and @CryptoVigilante, respectively.
In the end, I want everyone to be in charge of their own freedom, security, and privacy. Since cryptocurrency is such a powerful tool, I’m passionate about assisting individuals in utilizing it to its full potential.
You can watch the video on Vigilante.tv HERE.
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