Wonderful indeed!

Very interesting! Thanks for the explanation 🙏🏻

This is a good guess, I think!

It’s really beautiful! Where’s this place?

I don’t know about the automatic part, you would have to have a list of addresses from big exchanges, in order to be able to know if they are dirty or not!

First of all, remember to avoid using the same address when receiving Bitcoin. This way, you will not contaminate clean and dirty coins.

Second, as far as I know there is not an automatic way to do that, thus you have to manually label where the different coins come from.

Moreover, don’t forget to choose the correct UTXOs when spending. Try avoid spending together KYC-ed coins and clean ones, but choose only those coins that are labeled in the same way!

Finally, use the right coin for the kind of purchase you are making. Don’t buy drugs with KYC-ed sats 😂 (just joking, officer 👮‍♀️).

Thanks 🤙🏻

Absolutely!!

Good for you! 🤙🏻

I’d say when you do feel that you are not making any difference to people probably!

The article is interesting, I’ve been thinking about the same stuff recently.

What I do not agree with is why it should be despicable, according to author, taking time for one self, for his family or to do as one pleases. Why the only “right” way should be to be the “slave” of society?

It was sooooo cool!

So cool! We did a night tour in the jungle with a guide, who explained the differente animals we saw. We saw tarantulas, a sloth and some other small animals!

As far as I understood no. However, it’s sting is quite painful!

Yes! All photos I post are mine :)

I’ve just finished to read the sci-fi book “Theft of Fire” by Devon Eriksen. Good book, the way he put the Bitcoiners’ ethos in the story is really fascinating. Highly suggested!

Thanks! It was indeed amazing!