
#Business #Karate 3rd Kyu Shito-Ryu #Bitcoin. CEO of https://teapaw.org/t.co/c7P5MDmXZa @shopinbit Profile Pic by @mx12art Title: "All €¥€$ on ₿"
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I'll try it the American way today.
I raised the Bitcoin Node amount by 2% in 2021.
I managed to make our service work without emails,
without KYC.
I built the world's first flight-booking engine that works without a phone number or email address.
You can literally buy anything that is legal with us.
I sold Lamborghinis, Porsches, Teslas, and AMGs - all 100% legal and 100% private.
And I did all that while still not using any marketing trackers or third-party payment processors.
Still supporting XMR, BTC, and Lightning directly.
There is always a way to stay private, and I will find it for you, because that is my special skill. I don't crumble under pressure; I thrive.
The regulators are locked in with me, not the other way around.
1:19 für die behinderten Bürger Berlins die "die Linke" gewählt haben.
Ist definitiv besser als ÖRR und den Mist den der Senat in den Schulen verzapft.
New 2026 cars are the best analogy for the EU:
Bloated, annoying softwarechecks to nanny your driving style to what the EU deems safe, while 24/7 scanning your face and sending it off to some server farm where PDFs are waiting to see some kids. Plus the cars are so plastic, hollow and low quality that even an expensive car feels like a cheap toy.
Don't believe me?
Drive too fast: BEEP BEEP BEEP
Bee flies next to sensor: BEEP BEEP BEEP
Narrow european street with a car parked a bit too far out: FULL EMERGENCY BREAK
Don't follow the line lane exactly: BEEP BEEP BEEP
Start the motor: BEEEEP
The allowed speed changed: BEEEP
The EU is the only entity that is capable of making driving a car annoying and privacy invading WHILE not allowing actually helpful technology like FSD become mainstream.
I stick to my 2009 Mercedes.
BTCPay Server 2.4.5 is out, with security and performance improvements and a leaner Docker deployment. (a bunch of stale integrations were removed).
We’ll keep strengthening the codebase. Thanks to everyone who helped make this release possible. 💚
Ihr habt absolut keine Ahnung wie beschissen Deutschland mittlerweile ist.
Traut euch mal über die polnische Grenze zu fahren.
Neue, saubere Straßen, Businesses per Handschlag / "Klar lass es uns probieren", viel mehr Neuwagen, überall werden Wohnungen (!) gebaut, "Du bist erfolgreich, das ist ja mega!", Straßenbeleuchtung überall im überfluss.
Letztens wollte jemand lustig sein
"In Polen wird dein Auto gestohlen, hahaha"
-"Ne, die brauchen deine Schrottkarre nicht"
Bevor wieder die 60IQ Michels aus den Löchern kriechen: In Polen ist auch nicht alles gold, aber scheiße, Deutschland kackt schon bei den absoluten Grundlagen ab! Der erste der "aBeR uNs GeHtS nOcH bEsSeR aLs SoMaLiA" sagt kassiert 'ne Nackenschelle.
Jetzt stellt euch mal vor wie krass Polen abgehen würde wenn sie die 23% VAT abschaffen.
Lawrence a.k.a. Lando Rothbardian retweeted
One wallet, both sides of the counter
Most bitcoin wallets specialize in serving either the customer or the shop. Coinsnap (@coinsnap_io), which has built bitcoin payment tools for merchants since 2023, now has one non-custodial app for both: a merchant accepts bitcoin at the register with the same wallet a customer uses to pay, and online shops settle straight into it through a Lightning address set up in the Coinsnap Merchant Dashboard.
Over 1,200 people are using it already, mostly in German-speaking countries, but Coinsnap is stoked to be rolling it out across Europe, with instant bitcoin powered by the Breez SDK.
Introducing the Breez SDK: Class of Q3 2026 ⚡️
A hardware wallet that spends. A messenger that pays. Utility bills, indie films, trailhead coffee, and more. All bringing instant bitcoin to users around the globe.
Congrats: @BitBoxSwiss @BTCfactura @HelloFromBuho @coinsnap_io @freedomiacard @indeehub @minmo_to @PPQdotAI @RadarChat @DFX_Swiss
Plus BIF Wallet, Bitcoin Pixel, Bro, Freeport, Shosho, and Trails Coffee.
Bitcoin in every app 🔜
Lawrence a.k.a. Lando Rothbardian retweeted
Ludwig von Mises was born 145 years ago today.
1920: he shows that socialism cannot calculate.
1938: the Gestapo seizes his papers in Vienna.
1945: the Red Army takes them to a secret archive in Moscow.
They only resurfaced after the Soviet Union was gone.
Lawrence a.k.a. Lando Rothbardian retweeted
🚀 New merchant!
Tapas y Copas is now accepting bitcoin payments ⚡️
Tapas y Copas is a tapas and wine spot in Funchal, built around small plates to share and a good glass alongside them, the kind of place you sit down at with friends and stay a while.
📍 Funchal, Madeira - Portugal
⚡️ Lightning payments
💳 Bolt NFC cards supported
🔐 This merchant has 100% control of their Bitcoin
⚡️
🚀 Novo comerciante!
O Tapas y Copas já aceita pagamentos em bitcoin ⚡️
O Tapas y Copas é um espaço de tapas e vinhos no Funchal, pensado para pratos pequenos de partilha acompanhados por um bom copo, daqueles lugares onde nos sentamos com amigos e ficamos.
📍 Funchal, Madeira - Portugal
⚡️ Pagamentos Lightning
💳 Cartões Bolt NFC suportados
🔐 Este comerciante tem 100% de controlo sobre o seu Bitcoin
Lawrence a.k.a. Lando Rothbardian retweeted
Have you ever wondered what you could do with the #Bitcoin, $XMR, or #crypto that you bought years ago from an exchange or some nerdy guy on the street?
Fulfill your Christmas dreams today with ShopinBit. You name it; we organize it as privately as possible.
I gotta say, finally, a Netflix show that isn't dark and muted in color or something I have to manually turn the brightness up to 11 for. Guy Ritchie's "The Gentlemen" is funny, vibrant in color, and grand in its shots and schemes.
Great Britain never looked so fancy.
Lawrence a.k.a. Lando Rothbardian retweeted
To all community members of
Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin SV, eCash XEC, Blake2b XBT, BIP300 eCash ECX
Plus Namecoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Dash, Decred, Zcash
I’m working on a magazine about Bitcoin forks, which describes what’s unique about every project
I also want to include an individual page where community members of each coin can write their names. It’s sort of a vanity thing for people to show off in exchange for a donation to the project.
All money will be used to cover graphic design and printing expenses, and all donations higher than $100 will be rewarded with a hard copy delivered to your door.
So if you want your name to be immortalized as a hardcore supporter, hit me up.
"The urge to lecture someone about what they should do with their money or bitcoin is a socialist faggot urge. Only if thy brain is utterly rotten do your ill-advised ramblings of a coherent sentence make you think that you are intelligent. Quite the contrary is the truth."
- Ludwig von Mises paraphrased
Lawrence a.k.a. Lando Rothbardian retweeted
Hello #Bitcoin Bullmarket,
If you are planning on doing Christmas shopping early, we can organize everything:
- Cars
- Holidays
- AI computers
- Luxury watches
and anything else you can imagine!
Don't wait until the price drops again!
37 Jahre nachdem Menschen ihr Leben riskierten um dem Kommunismus zu entfliehen, wählt die dümmste Stadt Deutschlands wieder die selben Kommunisten.
Lehrer in Berlin sind wohl zu behindert um Geschichte ordentlich zu unterrichten.
Aber sicher klappt es diesmal. Mehr als 100 Millionen Tote durch Kommunismus sind wohl wissenschaftlich nicht fundiert genug.
Good job Patrick.
Happy to see the old school spirit again. Always send me stuff like this :)
Lawrence a.k.a. Lando Rothbardian retweeted
Monthly Payment Stats – August 2026
Monero: 57.77%
Bitcoin: 33.75%
USDT: 8.48%
Fiat: 0.00%
August brought more cars than usual: a handful of cool vehicle purchases paid in Bitcoin, which is why it climbed a bit up.
Monero keeps first place, the coin most of our customers use because: it's private by default. USDT is back to single digits at 8.48% after its June spike, and fiat went unused for the first time in a while.
But overall the pattern stays the same: privacy is not a niche preference, and crypto is money that buys real things.
Thank you for your continued support and trust in us. #ShopinBit
monero:native
Sorry #Bitcoin bros. "Just use Monero" makes more sense every day.
New evidence shows: (1) @Revolut did apply the one refusal ground the law gives it. (2) the attackers targeted in their malicious request high-value clients using blockchain transactions.
Documents show that on 24 July 2026, on a request covering 198 hashes, Revolut refused direct disclosure for 169 tied to Revolut Ltd (UK) and 29 tied to a Swiss entity, redirecting the requester to UK mutual legal assistance.
Only accounts held at Revolut Bank UAB in Lithuania were treated as covered by the EIO. The refusal ground available to Revolut was jurisdictional. They APPLIED it.
EU AML law imposes no verification duty on the bank and provides no meaningful mechanism to check who is really behind an authenticated state request. Refusal to answer carries fines in the millions. In practice, verification is impossible.
Now, how the attackers targeted high-value clients? Per Duel's verified .eml files, they used public blockchain data as query keys.
Hundreds of crypto transaction IDs and deposit wallet addresses tied to suspected high-value Revolut users were submitted under the forged EIO cover. Revolut returned encrypted zip files with folders of ten customers each, ID pictures, verification selfies, account data, unredacted transaction data, with the password sent in a follow-up PEC.
Anyone whose wallet address appears on-chain can be turned into a target this way. Self-custody does not close this door: the moment your KYC data sits with a regulated intermediary, the same channel opens.
You know what? Family life is the best thing in the world to me.
Keep your riches (whether in Crypto or other things) and shiny gadgets. Spending time with my family is priceless.
Stop chasing that dragon and live a good life. Have a great start into the week.
Outsourcing your newsletter and get it breached TWICE (yes I remember) is not how you should operate.
I even told you last time to just host it yourself:
@BitBoxSwiss
And you two as well:
@Trezor @Coin_Tracking
You should know better and have the funds to just self host.
Every datapoint on your customers is a potential wrench attack.
This is a leak/phishing attack that could have been prevented with money.
Why is it so controversial to just self host stuff?
While I'm again cooking up something big for our customers on a different continent (soon TM), let's discuss what I should do when I retire from the crypto space.
Comment below if you have other ideas.
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