It’s been an amazing year for @zano_project!
After years of hard work, the project is finally starting to gain the recognition it deserves. This is just the beginning, but as I look back over the past year, I can’t express enough how much I appreciate the incredible work our team has accomplished.
It was only the spring of 2024 when we rolled out Zarcanum upgrade - a milestone we’ve been building toward for years - and the transformation since has been extraordinary. Zano has grown from being just private money to a platform poised to become the new home for countless initiatives that value privacy!
This means the world to me. I’m so proud to be part of it and firmly believe this is another important step that will written in the history of blockchain tech.
A huge thanks to @pavelravaga@crypto_sowle@Mr_Kwibs@Thies__29@Gonbat03 - as well as the others who prefer to stay out of the spotlight - for the amazing progress we’ve made together!
We would also like to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude to the amazing supporters who have stood by us. Your belief in the project has been a true driving force. Special thanks to @AaronRDay and @rogerkver, whose support has been invaluable. Roger, we stand with you through the unfair legal challenges you’ve faced, and we hope that the new year brings a resolution to this situation. Your influence and contributions are truly priceless, and we remain inspired by your strength as we continue this journey together.
Excited for what’s coming in 2025!
The Crypto Quorum is back tomorrow (Thursday) at 5pm UTC! We're discussing the controversial: "Is proof-of-work secure?" 🔒
Join us, our co-hosts @zano_project, and our sponsor @EdgeWallet!
https://t.co/P0UZFTbOwJ
Tomorrow at 2 PM CET/8 AM EST I will go live with @zano_project developers @_cryptozoidberg & @crypto_sowle
For those of you who don’t know, the Zano network can tokenize anything and add privacy – including BTC, which can be bridged.
Definitely an interesting way to scale & add privacy.
@vladcostea had Andrew Poelstra, director of research at @Blockstream, on the show recently.
This clip has him explaining the quirks of Bitcoin, with it's weird and crusty code.
dear friends, please be careful with new hacks that recently became quite active. Thanks @reubenyap for sharing his story in details, let’s hope nothing was still from you 🙏🏽
I believe the same group got to me except that instead of the legacy media, it was Cointelegraph and they managed to convince me to screenshare in the last 10 minutes of a 1 hour interview through Microsoft Teams and somehow were able to execute a run command that installed a remote access trojan.
It started out with a DM from the official @Cointelegraph. Apparently their X account got hacked briefly: https://t.co/osPp4ND3n2
We're excited to announce that we will host a small side event during #ETHDam this weekend! Whether you're attending the conference or happen to be around, we’d love to see you on Saturday night for a chat while enjoying some snacks and drinks!👋
Details
📍Location: Delirium Café Amsterdam & Waterfront Amsterdam
🕐Date & time: Saturday May 10th, 20:00-22:00PM
🍺First drink is on us!
sometimes cmake have difficulties to locate boost built binaries, especially if it's been compiled to non-default folder, i'm not sure if setting this policy to NEW would fix it.
If you can provide more details I can help with this (in dm/discord/telegram)
Need to see exact path to binaries that you've built, also check if it's correct type of libraries against what you're compiling for (could be static/dynamic libs and also, singlethreaded/multithreaded), normally it static/multithreaded. Anyway, feel free to concat me in dm on x/discord/telegram
Going to prison for the rest of your life over non-violent tax offenses is absurd. The case against Roger seems very politically motivated; like with @RealRossU, there have been plenty of people and corporations who have been accused of far worse and yet faced sentences far milder than what Roger is facing. The argument that the flashlight on him is motivated by things he said (namely, his advocacy of freedom and refusal to accept legitimacy of coercive state power) seems compelling. This is worth standing against, because selective prosecution for unrelated offenses is a common way of circumventing protections like the First Amendment (or in more authoritarian countries, even more basic things like the moral prohibition against punishing people for the crimes of their family members).
The US tax-by-citizenship and associated exit tax regime is extreme; the former is shared by almost no other countries in the world, and the latter is on the high end of what countries do (eg. UK only charges capital gains if you return within 5 years).
If the IRS did intimidate Roger's lawyers to get privileged information, that is a bad faith move; the right to consult lawyers in confidence must be kept sacrosanct. Genuine good faith mistakes should be treated by giving the actor the opportunity to pay back taxes if needed with interest and penalties, not with prosecution.
@FreeRogerVer
Roger Ver was there for me when I was down and needed help. Now Roger needs our support.
No one should spend the rest of their life in prison over taxes. Let him pay the tax (if any) and be done with it. #FreeRoger
@MoneroMavrick Your believes lies on wrong facts and missing pieces of information about Monero. Ironically, you don’t even realize how much your own statement contradicts itself.
And, as always, racism remains the refuge of ignorance and fear—just with a fresh coat of conspiracy theories.
@MoneroMavrick jews run cryptography as well, read the footnotes in white-papers lol
seriously, you should quit at least Monero and all ed25519 projects then
A new documentary about @rogerkver covers his Silicon Valley roots, early libertarian passions, and the politically motivated legal storm now threatening his freedom - lawfare as it is commonly called now.
Watch it and @FreeRogerVer