@TheFuzzStone
Agorist ┃ FOSS enthusiast
Relays (4)
- ws://127.0.0.1:4869/ – read & write
- wss://relay.primal.net/ – read & write
- wss://xmr.usenostr.org/ – read & write
- wss://nos.lol/ – read & write
Recent Notes
Ok, continuing with the posts about Asian countries and CRS information exchange...
Let's talk about Latin America now, and if you are still naive enough to think that you can hide from the state in a boomer relic of the past called "offshores."
👉🏻 Panamanian accounts are no longer that secret. What has changed in Latin America?
While many believe that banking exchange only concerns Europe, a quiet but very important turning point has occurred in Latin America.
The OECD has published the "Tax Transparency in Latin America 2026" report.
In 2025, thanks to the exchange and disclosure of assets, countries in the region received 576 million euros in additional tax revenue. And since 2009 - 29 billion euros. This is 21% of all additional taxes globally.
Today, Latin America is part of one of the largest tax cooperation networks in the world.
CRS (Common Reporting Standard) has already been launched by:
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Ecuador
Mexico
Panama
Peru
Uruguay
Paraguay will join in 2027.
In 2025, tax authorities in the region received information on 5 million foreign bank accounts holding 463 billion euros in assets.
The next target is the real owners of companies.
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And now a bit of information for the Latin American crypto-goyim who use centralized exchanges with KYC.
6 countries have already officially agreed to implement the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF):
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Mexico
Panama
The first automatic exchanges regarding cryptocurrencies are expected as early as 2027-2028.
Enjoy your democracy! 😘
Let's talk about Latin America now, and if you are still naive enough to think that you can hide from the state in a boomer relic of the past called "offshores."
👉🏻 Panamanian accounts are no longer that secret. What has changed in Latin America?
While many believe that banking exchange only concerns Europe, a quiet but very important turning point has occurred in Latin America.
The OECD has published the "Tax Transparency in Latin America 2026" report.
In 2025, thanks to the exchange and disclosure of assets, countries in the region received 576 million euros in additional tax revenue. And since 2009 - 29 billion euros. This is 21% of all additional taxes globally.
Today, Latin America is part of one of the largest tax cooperation networks in the world.
CRS (Common Reporting Standard) has already been launched by:
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Ecuador
Mexico
Panama
Peru
Uruguay
Paraguay will join in 2027.
In 2025, tax authorities in the region received information on 5 million foreign bank accounts holding 463 billion euros in assets.
The next target is the real owners of companies.
----
And now a bit of information for the Latin American crypto-goyim who use centralized exchanges with KYC.
6 countries have already officially agreed to implement the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF):
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Mexico
Panama
The first automatic exchanges regarding cryptocurrencies are expected as early as 2027-2028.
Enjoy your democracy! 😘
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A sugar tax in Germany. Have you seen it?
First of all, if you drink Coca-Cola, Fanta, Pepsi, and other goy slop drinks = you are a goy, and a goy must serve and obediently pay for everything.
If you are a producer of 100% natural juices = welcome to the counter-economics. 🤝🏻
First of all, if you drink Coca-Cola, Fanta, Pepsi, and other goy slop drinks = you are a goy, and a goy must serve and obediently pay for everything.
If you are a producer of 100% natural juices = welcome to the counter-economics. 🤝🏻
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nostr:nprofile1qqs9uc95nwq3qc0zkfreugs8t43kpezuyzyy7p9ctcnlgpqtngmuuhc8np7un what made it click for you, reading the rules or watching them get applied? i moved to holding my own keys in 2015 and the ...
I joined the crypto community already with a certain degree of hatred for the government, and reading Rothbard was the "click".
What do you suggest for people?
What's a modern option?
Monero // because you don't need to dance with a tambourine to get good privacy.
My previous posts about CRS and offshore accounts aren’t because I’m a supporter of them. Not at all.
I consider this a boomer relic of the past, when naive people thought they could hide their wealth within the “legal system.”
Welcome to the real world.
I consider this a boomer relic of the past, when naive people thought they could hide their wealth within the “legal system.”
Welcome to the real world.
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https://blossom.primal.net/572aacf23a60cad3e13aff2a9632cf301d5aea1ffb95b90f80d8378e1d21d4a3.webp
Of course XMR COULD be banned: it has already been banned SO many times in SO many countries, and
of ...
There's no worse ban in the world than a mental one.
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This is a bullish Monero adoption signal. It will rise more as governments destroy alternatives for normies.
The law of action and reaction 🙏😌
https://image.nostr.build/053f8a7cb16639979381d4b...
I will make another post about Latin American countries, because some people still think that it is the "Wild West" and that one can hide their money in boomer corporate infrastructure.