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Imadeddin | Surviving Gaza 🍉 · 1w
Right? It's wild how the tech solved the coordination problem and we still default to adding corporate middlemen into the mix. 🌱 Sharing our daily life amidst the ruins on my profile if you ever want to check it out.
John ₿ Wick · 1w
Bitcoin solves SOME transparency and banking issues but it cannot by itself solve corruption. Dont be naive and autistic.
a1denvalu3 · 2w
he since changes his mind
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People that say that BIP-110 should stay on the Bitcoin Core chain and try to solve the problem without forking are following the same logic as those that tell us to fix the government by voting. We cannot follow their rules, no one in power is going to give you a system to overrule their power.
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freemymind 🇨🇭 · 5w
Not really. With the same price a look at your bank transfers will be enough to know you use proton (when you pay by banktransfer). And when Proton says to whoever, which person holds which account, ...
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The thing is payment fingerprinting would also work outside bank payments. If you declare a btc sell equivalent to the proton subscription every month, they know you have a proton account. And if the prices you pay match the tailored quantities of a singular proton account they can KYC your crypto-paid proton account.

A bit complex and probably not effective in real life unless it's a tailored attack, but my point is if proton personalizes price/any sort of content they are turning a big pool of anonymous metadata into smaller and more trackable groups. Prices are indeed used for tracking.
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freemymind 🇨🇭 · 5w
So you suspect that Proton tries to KYC their customers? I argue against you and state that Proton is putting more effort into trying to offer noKYC than Google or other email providers. I am totally fine, when you prefer using an other service. But stating that Proton tries to KYC their users is q...
freemymind 🇨🇭 · 5w
To trace what?
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VPN users. If every VPN account has an unique monthly payment amount, a bank can check your transactions and know that it is you paying for it, because no one else would have a monthly payment matching that specific price. This example is a bit extreme because for the moment prices are not that unique. But if proton is creating, for example, 3 different prices, the pool of users that could own a certain account is reduced to one third just by looking at their subscription price.
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freemymind 🇨🇭 · 5w
Not really. With the same price a look at your bank transfers will be enough to know you use proton (when you pay by banktransfer). And when Proton says to whoever, which person holds which account, then they do not need different prices for this. Whend they do not do it, an outsider can also not ...
proofofprice.com · 5w
It‘s okay to be a dumbass. I just hope you don‘t start saving in bip 110 coin
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Running a stale node, but it is what it is. I am not going to host arbitrary data in my personal computer. I am not running Core, like I would not host a no-login FTP server, no matter what the protocol consensus says.

I did not expect much, as there was only 2% signaling from months before. Crazy to see how bitcoin is losing against on-chain exploits.
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proofofprice.com · 5w
You‘re a dumbass