My nickname has given game! 😂🤣

At first, when I started buying all the shitcoin I saw on the market, I thought that the crypto part of my nickname was precisely because of cryptocurrencies.

Over time, and after further developing the spiritual side, I have seen that it has to do with encryption and decryption, in general.

Not only in the field of computing, which uses so many types of cryptography (secp256k1, ECDSA, Schnorr, ECC, SHA-2, CSPRNG, HMAC, AES, etc.), but also in the field of Akasha, where I translate the messages that come to me for the people to whom I do soul readings (channellings).

I had been reading posts from Stacker.News behind the shadows for months, and yesterday I jumped to create my account and comment.

Today, I can only say: thank you all for the warm welcome! 🤗

Regarding the question that @ekzyis has asked, I totally agree. Simply saying that everything starts with oneself.

That is to say, if each one of us assumes the correct use of words, in general, for any moment, we will see the magic they possess, and how, with time, people around us, who misused the use and meaning of those words, come to use them correctly.

I thought the same thing! That's why I tipped him and welcomed him.

Make Crypto Cryptography Again!

i saw this on a job application form: "What's the difference between Bitcoin and crypto?"

Just say cryptography ?

The crypto casino virus is a strong enemy and must be defeated

I absolutely support it. So many "bitcoin-maxies" are afraid of the word "crypto" like fire, as if they don't even analyze it. Personally, I always perceived Crypto as cryptography, not cryptocurrencies (shitcoins).

Agreed! I first started using "cryptoquick" in 2005, and registered the domain, cryptoquick.com, in 2009, and I hadn't heard of Bitcoin then. I wasn't working with cryptography at the time, it just sounded cool. But now we have these affinity scammers calling Bitcoin a cryptocurrency, yet Satoshi never used that term in the whitepaper. I'm down with putting the entire term "cryptocurrency" to bed, and calling everything that claims to be a "Better Bitcoin" a fucking scam that is stealing people's money. Do people make their own currencies with good intentions? They can certainly say so, and people can think that, but there's no way to know that's true. What I do know is true, what is cryptographically proven, is that Satoshi never sold his coins, but all the other scammers making their own scamcoins did so. That's what's called a rugpull, a bait and switch, an inflation scam. Scammers don't need to take your coins to have your money if they can just premine and dump on unsuspecting retail investors. People say, "it was voluntary", but that's just blaming the victim, saying "they should've known, should've done their research." We should be blasting the scammers instead. So, I get the vitriol against it, I'm very sympathetic. But why should I change when they're the ones who suck?

Anyway. Next time someone asks if I'm "buying crypto", I'll say, nah, I only use Free Open Source cryptography.

It is not to us to decide that.

I also hope this could happen, but that's going to be as hard as being a man carrying a rainbow umbrella and hoping to get a girlfriend.

My son loves rainbow colors, and when I was a kid we drew rainbows so often, but unfortunately depending on the jurisdiction he might need a hard stop at a certain age.

I prefer to distance from the terminology at all. There is no "again" because the word was not used heavily in Bitcoin until the last 4 or 5 years. Crypto is terminology that serves to muddy the water and nothing more.

Yes, I agree. You only have to convince the hoards of shitcoiners to stop using that term and all will be reinstated as it was.