The Crypto Vigilante Podcast
The Crypto Vigilante | Survive & Prosper with Crypto During & After the Dollar Collapse
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Bitcoin Scaling Failed… eCash’s October Fork Is About to Capitalize (opens the original)
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What up, Vigilantes? I have some news for you… Rusty Russell just quit Lightning development. The man who helped build Bitcoin's flagship Layer 2 walked away, and nobody should be surprised. Lightning's usability was always “send five transactions and hopefully one lands.” That's not a payments network. That's a coin flip with extra steps. And the devs didn't just leave Lightning. They fled to Ark Protocol and BitVM. Meanwhile, Elements, Blockstream's federated sidechain model, got hacked. An in
Private Money Just Got Fast: Inside Pirate Chain’s Stashi Wallet (opens the original)
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What up, Vigilantes? Privacy often feels like a punishment. Slow syncs. Clunky interfaces. The feeling that you’re doing something wrong just by trying to keep your financial life off the public record. We’ve all felt it. You want privacy, but the tech makes you wait for it. It’s friction. And in a world that moves at light speed, friction is unacceptable. But with the release of Stashi, everything changed… Finally, we have a privacy wallet that doesn’t make you wait. No more staring at a progre
Operational Security in a Hostile Era: Don’t Get Scammed (opens the original)
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In a landscape where convenience is a weapon used by scammers and corporate giants, your choice of wallet is the only thing standing between financial sovereignty and total loss. Most people treat their crypto like a savings account at a bank; they trust the “brand,” they trust the “user-friendly” interface, and they trust the influencers telling them everything is fine. That trust is a death trap… Over 8,000 Bitcoin (BTC) investors recently watched their life savings vanish because of a lack of
Plan Your Escape Now (opens the original)
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The most dangerous weapon the state possesses isn't a drone or a database. It's the academic indoctrination that prevents you from seeing the prison you live in. Look at the modern university system. It's not an engine of enlightenment; it's a factory for compliance. They sell you “Google degrees” and a curated set of “facts” designed to make you a productive little gear in the machine. They don't teach you how to think; they teach you what to think. The result? A population of high-IQ slaves wh
Land of the Surveilled (opens the original)
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I just got back into the Land of the Free, and I have to tell you: it's a prison with a flag on it. Flock cameras on every corner. AI streetlights fitted with tech that can aim at your vehicle and listen to the conversation inside it. I went to the World Cup (no robot dogs yet, thankfully) but the cameras were everywhere, and nobody around me seemed to care. That's the part that should terrify you. Not the technology. The mindset. You just celebrated 250 years of “freedom” inside a surveillance
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