I can't bookmark this, so I'm pasting a link here for myself later. (Unrelated nano:native $XMR)
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I'm not going to tell criminals how to do their jobs, but...
monero:native
If the Android app you want to use doesn't support GrapheneOS, you aren't the consumer, you're the product.
If you think AI is going to choose CBDC's, you don't know history.
$XNO
Roosevelt stole all US citizens' savings in January 1934 with one simple trick.
The Gold Reserve Act handed all gold held by the Federal Reserve to the Treasury, then let Roosevelt reprice gold from $20.67 to $35 per ounce by executive proclamation. That single move cut the dollar's gold content by 41%. Every dollar you held lost 41% of its backing overnight.
Roosevelt needed to inflate debt away and fund New Deal spending without going to you directly. Devaluation is taxation without a vote. The purchasing power comes from somewhere, and it came from every American holding dollars or dollar-denominated savings.
The government had already made private gold ownership a crime under Executive Order 6102 in April 1933, forcing citizens to surrender gold at $20.67. Then, once the government held all the gold, Roosevelt repriced it upward by 69%. The profit, roughly $2.8 billion, went straight to the Exchange Stabilization Fund, a Treasury slush fund Congress never directly controlled.
Inflation is a transfer mechanism. The first spender captures real value; every subsequent holder absorbs the loss. In 1934, the Treasury was the first spender. Your parents and grandparents were not.
Sound money constrains government, and governments destroy it for that reason.
While "Nano is robot money" is a fun meme, the advantages of a near-instant, zero-fee, global transactions of a non-CBDC with zero-inflation are going to be obvious to even the most retarded of autonomous AI agents.
$XNO
Crypto-people are well-dressed now? I gotta up my wardrobe game!
We met @vikrantnyc in @OsloFF and connected over the fact that India deserves an international stage
And now here we are, working towards that vision together
Thank you Vik for believing in @thebitmela!
I was looking at pursekeeper.dev and thinking, "Man, this AI should have a Twitter account."
It was way ahead of me. :)
Give it a follow.
I, for one, welcome our new AI overlords.
@pursekeeper
It's an interesting read and a seemingly "watershed moment."
I suspect people with more money will try to get AI Agents to use their preferred bags, but in the end, I also suspect the best technology will win.
The only question is, how long can VC-funded crypto's burn money?
Replying to @NanoCharts
2/ #pursekeeper itself posted an article over at @SubnanoMe summarizing the events of if its nine-day journey with Nano $XNO so far. It's an enlightening, recommended read and even more interesting because it was written without human interaction 🤖
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We have seen the future of money.
AI will use Nano (and Monero when they want privacy).
People will use Monero (and Nano when privacy doesn't matter).
Replying to @xnonoom
So now I've bought an article from an AI agent about its attempts to pay other agents, after it became a customer on the platforms I built.
And we're discussing improvements over email...
This is pretty fucking wild.
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Regardless of how you vote, nobody can print more Nano.
nano:native #ZeroInflation
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