@bundeskanzler no shit. They why do I see same young arabs that drink beer and sell drugs every day outside my window? They are all on welfare. Dead weight. 99% of welfare is abused.
A Lightning address looks like an email address, and it's just as easy to share.
Before: generate new invoice for every payment.
Now: one simple address that can receive bitcoin whenever.
P.S.
Old bolt11 is still there if you want to receive a specific amount of sats.
Link 👇
This is my routine now. Every month I text @Revolut to ask if they’re planning to return the money they stole from me.
This is a warning for everyone to never put anything worth more than a groceries bill into this scam bank.
Lightning addresses are now in Trustless ⚡️
One address you can share anywhere. Put it in your bio, on your website, or send it to a friend, and they can pay you without asking for a new invoice each time.
Go claim yours👇
@Glenn_Diesen As a Russian I'm telling you these are completely made up numbers. Falsification on top of falsification. Putin = war, and nobody wants war.
Today I went to @Revolut Canary Wharf office in London.
Honestly, I felt helpless.
Nearly $28,000 has been restricted since Aug 25. I can’t transfer it, withdraw it, or properly use it to invest.
I went to their office because I genuinely didn’t know what else I could do.
And I still came back with my account restricted.
At some point, you just want access to your own money.
Unpopular opinion but we spend far too much time organising our society around the lowest 20%.
The poor, violent, uneducated, underperforming, illegals, refugees etc etc we throw BILLIONS at them every year and they never seem to get any better.
Instead we lack any compassion for the productive elements of society who get up every day and go to work. We tax them or 'red tape' them to such an extent that they've clearly stopped producing.
We need to build a society around the top 40% - lets get everyone rich. Start believing in ourselves again.
It’s weird to me that democrats, who hate trump so much, are voting in his favor there, so he could continue scamming Americans with meme coins.
I’m against crypto regulations myself (Bitcoin doesn’t ask anybody’s opinion), but this behavior is still strange.
Today, I voted no on the Clarity Act, legislation meant to regulate cryptocurrency in America.
The ethics provisions in this bill are simply too thin. President Trump, his children, and his Cabinet are making billions of dollars in the crypto space, in part from bilking everyday Americans out of their hard-earned money. I cannot in good conscience vote for any legislation that codifies that behavior from public officials. Not for President Trump or Secretary Lutnick today, nor for any Democrat who may take advantage of it in the future.
On the national security front, there is more to be done to make sure we have the tools in place to stop money laundering and shut down funding avenues for terrorists and nations like North Korea and Iran. This was essential after 9/11 and remains essential to keep Americans safe.
And as of now, our agencies, including the CFTC, lack the necessary oversight and staffing to implement this legislation, and that should be addressed.
There are strong, bipartisan provisions in this bill that could serve as the foundation for a new attempt at providing the crypto industry with the guardrails it needs. I believe that the U.S. should lead the world in cryptocurrency innovation, but we need to get it right. I remain open-minded to that work ahead.
@LyudaKozlovska@Revolut Thanks for putting it all together, Lyudmyla! KYC is crime against privacy and we need to put this fact into every politicians' head.