And that is why you don't buy through KYC exchanges and why you want privacy onchain. I already can see the true Cypherpunk Bitcoin OGs getting sued and imprisoned, the NGU Bitcoiners bending over and the Monero people donating to the OG BTC people to help them in court...

Nice! I sent a bit of XMR as well

We might have lost the battle over Bitcoin, yes, but the war about privacy and sovereignty is still ongoing. And as far as I know Monero is still alive, so the war isn't over.

I'm not quite sure what bothers you about the Pixel displays, but I agree with you that Motorola has a unique opportunity to boost their sales. If they can deliver a GrapheneOS phone with good battery life, a great camera and a good display I will buy it without much hesitation. As long as the GrapheneOS devs are happy and are able to build a secure phone, I don't really care who build the device or how the device looks. If I can wish for three things that the phone should have, it would be: - replaceable battery - hardware buttons to disable WiFi, camera, mic, cell modem - audio jack

Because a lot of them are either normies or collectivists.

Sadly Spark is not really self-custodial... Please stop the misguiding/false marketing. 'Spark is, of course, much better than a classic custodial wallet - it allows for unilateral exit if the operator shuts down and deletes their keys (once they finish implementing it) - but it still requires fully trusting the operator. If the operator changes the code running on their server and swap coins with folks, they can steal coins going forward.' - Matt Corallo (Bitcoin Core dev) https://stacker.news/items/1020261 https://forklog.com/en/wallet-of-satoshi-begins-beta-testing-non-custodial-bitcoin-wallet/

Because you need version 6 of Cake Wallet for that. Though version 6 is still flagged as prey release on github: https://github.com/cake-tech/cake_wallet/releases Also Spark is not really self-custodial... 'Spark is, of course, much better than a classic custodial wallet - it allows for unilateral exit if the operator shuts down and deletes their keys (once they finish implementing it) - but it still requires fully trusting the operator. If the operator changes the code running on their server and swap coins with folks, they can steal coins going forward.' - Matt Corallo (Bitcoin Core dev) https://stacker.news/items/1020261 https://forklog.com/en/wallet-of-satoshi-begins-beta-testing-non-custodial-bitcoin-wallet/

Another reason to debanke yourself and start using Monero

Awesome news! Can you announce a rough timeline/timeframe for this collaboration?

Intermittent fasting