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Writer's pictureNémeth Debs

Bitcoin is a Trap, but Can Monero Survive QFS?

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Monero could be a way to get around the financial tax trap system that subjugates the world and seeks to ensnare the world deeper into a digital currency hellscape.


In other words, Monero may be a way around the digital currency, carbon tracking "beast" system that seeks to reduce carbon, meaning you and me. Carbon lifeforms. Bitcoin is a trap. A taxation nightmare. Why would leading nations and the financial system itself crackdown on Monero as the world is poised for the implementation of the ironclad digital currency, QFS (Quantam Financial System)?


Well, that question answers itself. As if the powers that be didn't have enough control over your lives, they want complete control, and why is that?


Suffice to say, the same ideology, the same people that are actively conducting the genocide of a civilian population in Gaza want absolute control over your lives.


All roads do not lead to Rome but to Israel. Israel is the transaction capital of the world. Does not matter what the commodity is, diamonds, people/slaves, organs, technology, A.I., you name it.


Is Monero risky?


All transactions on the network are private by mandate; there is no way to accidentally send a transparent transaction. This feature is exclusive to Monero. You do not need to trust anyone else with your privacy.








"The Mysterious Nicolas van Saberhagen


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Nov 6, 2022


One of the most perplexing things about CryptoNote is that its developer, Nicolas van Saberhagen, is a complete mystery. He is hardly known, and he appears to have vanished into thin air after establishing CryptoNote. Many have speculated about his genuine identity, with some even suggesting that he is a pseudonym for a team of engineers rather than a real individual.


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According to other claims, Nicolas van Saberhagen is Satoshi Nakamoto, the founder of Bitcoin. This argument is based on the parallels between the two coding methods, as well as the fact that both Satoshi and Nicolas have been known to vanish without a trace for extended periods of time. However, there is no actual evidence to support this notion, so it is only conjecture. "

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ozz1489
Jul 15

You cannot purchase Monero in the United States? At least not on the eastern coast, ( Coinbase or Gemini exchanges, And why is that?

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