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[Tux👹 @useorenom]

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[Tux👹 @useorenom]

@VitoComedy This song sucks but her verse on Pro Freak is talent

[Tux👹 @useorenom]

@FATMANKEY is that Sana Leako on Crash Out???

[Tux👹 @useorenom]

@CSBastiat @DouglasTuman They can prove most people moved it though, we both know most aren't savvy enough to avoid identifiers. Not to mention human error.

[L0la L33tz @L0laL33tz]

"Legislating is Congress’s job—and Congress’s alone."

The Fifth Circuit's ruling to remove Tornado Cash from OFAC's sanctions list is a direct stab at the Government's recent regulation by enforcement strategy.

Here are the most important arguments:

1. The court has found that Tornado Cash smart contracts do not constitute a service or property, defining the contracts as tools that are "nothing more than lines of code," which cannot be sanctioned under current OFAC regulation.

2. The court has found that Tornado Cash does not own or control the smart contracts, as the developers revoked any role in the software's operation – making important distinctions between "mutable", which it defines as custodial, and "immutable" software.

3. The court recognizes that OFAC's framework may be outdated to apply to modern technologies, but explicitly states that it "declines the Department's invitation to judicial lawmaking", stating that

"Legislating is Congress’s job—and Congress’s alone."

[Tux👹 @useorenom]

@WLitecoin If it ever does pump, you better fucking dump it. It won't last very long and will take ages to happen again, if ever

[noosphere888 🏴 #FREESAMOURAI @noosphere888x2]

The bitcoin space is so fucking garbage without Samourai

[tuxsudo @tuxpizza]

⚠️ I see a lot of fake info being spread about Monero in relation to this leaked video from Chainalysis.

Just to sum it up. Monero is NOT broken/traceable/honey pot whatever.

Chainalysis is using spy nodes to correlate IPs to user's transactions, and attempting to corroborate it with other info (like IPs) from other parties to attempt to trace where funds have gone, as well as using tools to make guesses on eliminating decoys.

By watching this video, you will see just how hard this is to do, and how ultimately ineffective this will be for 99% of transactions, especially as Monero's privacy improves.

Simply avoiding their spy nodes and using your own node will put stop to them linking your IP to a tx, aswell as masking your IP when using swap services.

Tracing transactions forward will only become infinitely harder once FMCP is rolled out.

If I'm missing anything here, feel free to chime in.

[Tux👹 @useorenom]

@WatchmanPrivacy Do you really believe it is 100% likely? I think it would have happened by now, which puts me at 50%

[Tux👹 @useorenom]

@LTCUnderground They have always been there

[Tux👹 @useorenom]

@LTCUnderground How about CSA - Confidential Savings Account? Or even just CS

[Schmidt @schmidt1024]

Pavel Durov is free again. Now’s the perfect time to switch from Telegram to @SimpleXChat for truly decentralized, end-to-end encrypted messaging.

[Tux👹 @useorenom]

@tuxpizza hard

[ofrnxmr @ofrnxmr]

shoulda used @BasicSwapDEX

#monero

[Tux👹 @useorenom]

video games are all so gay now

[GrapheneOS @GrapheneOS]

Telegram has full access to all of the content of group chats and regular one-to-one chats due to lack of end-to-end encryption. Their opt-in secret chats use homegrown end-to-end encryption with weaknesses. Deleting the content from the app likely won't remove all copies of it.

[Tux👹 @useorenom]

@tuxpizza @zcash Lmao, you're such a nice guy too, they're LOOSE with the block button