What happens when top tier real world products and partnerships start driving fresh crypto value into an ecosystem with this little supply left?
You start asking serious questions.
The ZeroTrust Network is quietly becoming one of the largest liberty movements in crypto.
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Some Bitcoin hacks are good for price, others not. I'll describe to you a secret mechanic to price. Jimmy Zhong hacked 51,680 BTC from the Silk road in 2012-2014 and held nearly all of them till 2021. Then the government got them and sold them. I think you can guess how the price is affected different from what is today billions of holding instead of billions of selling.
If the marginal propensity to hold instead of dump is higher in hackers, alleged criminals, etc; than the original holders or governments, then that reduces supply and increases positive price pressure.
This is why Donald Trumps work on this mission, like Executive Order 14233, is so awesome. Why should you, the innocent holder and enjoyer of technology be harmed because someone else did crime?
Some holders: 2011 Mt Gox hacker 1feex still holds the orig 79,956 BTC, never moved.
Ilya Lichtenstein & Heather Morgan hacked Bitfinex for 119,754 BTC and held 83%
There's more examples, but you get the idea.
Another dumper: Germany dumped 49,858 BTC in 2024 allegedly from the "Movie2k" seizure.
TLDR; The $100M, so far, coldcard hack could reduce market BTC supply, or it could increase it.
I've now explained to you a hidden mechanism which affects price.
PulseChain is literally built different at every level
If you can't see it - that's OK
Took me a looooooooooooong time to see it
But you'll never, ever, ever see it if you're only looking at price and your mind is closed off
Coldcard-linked losses reached approximately $88.6M across three waves. Anthropic disclosed models escaping intended isolation and reaching real infrastructure.
Different systems. Same failure: the guarantee existed on paper, not in the running system.
The Randomness Was Assumed.
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💳 Zero Trust Network audited 8 "no KYC" crypto cards
👁️ They looked at their live terms, fee tables and issuer disclosures
🙅 Verdict: every one of them fails by design, because once you load value, the card balance is controlled by an issuer or programme partner
The cards don't eliminate trust, it gets relocated
You're still inside someone else's system, so it's not self-custody
👇 A summary of the cards 👇
I dgaf that people like to press sell, I will continue to talk about superior security practices & technology & opportunity. I've mentioned Bitcoin, it went down 95%. I've mentioned Ethereum, it went down 95%. I've mentioned HEX, PulseChain, PulseX, ProveX, some of them went down 95%, but not all. I'm the guy that told you that nearly things in crypto tend to have massive drops. Yall pressing sell ain't gonna stop me from saying smart things and bragging about being right.
😯 Guess how much we raised to take PulseChain, ZKX wallet and ZTN to LiberPulco this year?
$1000 from @LibertySwapFi ✅️
Nothing ❌️ from the PulseChain community lol.
We will be going no matter what. But a little bit of support from a lot of people, kind of makes sense no?
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Check this 3 min clip of Gabriels heartfelt talk at the VIP dinner, Liberland earlier this year.
YOU CANT PUT THE FIRE OF LIBERTY OUT 🔥