Unstoppable | Privacy Wallet(@unstoppablebyhs):CRYPTO 15 YEARS LATER. WE ARE GOOD! Sometimes I reflect on where we are today. >> Bitcoin is mainstream. You no longer have to rely on banks to carry and move value. >> Zcash and Monero while niche already do work and getting wider recognition. Privacy gets another chance. Cryptography is on ur side. >> Stables are the new rails for non-crypto transfers. Banks are optional now. Banks will either embrace it or become obsolete. A LOT has happened over the last two decades and while the process is slow and volatile we seem to be gaining the ground. No doubt the major battles are still ahead of us. To every engineer, cryptographer, builder, and nonconformist who refused to accept the status quo: thank you. You helped move this industry forward. ✊ A lot of them are still around and active on X. We truly respect your effort for this work and pray that God rewards you for this! We’re still here. We’re still building.

Unstoppable | Privacy Wallet@unstoppablebyhs

2026.10.21 11:19

CRYPTO 15 YEARS LATER. WE ARE GOOD! Sometimes I reflect on where we are today. >> Bitcoin is mainstream. You no longer have to rely on banks to carry and move value. >> Zcash and Monero while niche already do work and getting wider recognition. Privacy gets another chance. Cryptography is on ur side. >> Stables are the new rails for non-crypto transfers. Banks are optional now. Banks will either embrace it or become obsolete. A LOT has happened over the last two decades and while the process is slow and volatile we seem to be gaining the ground. No doubt the major battles are still ahead of us. To every engineer, cryptographer, builder, and nonconformist who refused to accept the status quo: thank you. You helped move this industry forward. ✊ A lot of them are still around and active on X. We truly respect your effort for this work and pray that God rewards you for this! We’re still here. We’re still building.

VLAD HOSTS THE BEST PODCAST IN BITCOIN@Vladcostea

2026.10.20 20:53

I tried to find Satoshi Nakamoto by analyzing the coding style So I put Satoshi Nakamoto’s 2008 and 2009 Bitcoin code into @bot Then asked it to compare that to the personal code of usual Bitcoin suspects Wei Dai’s crypto++ appears to be the closest of anything that’s publicly available (Gavin and Corey rank higher only because they used Satoshi’s code and had to learn his style). Nick Szabo only published some Javascript, but still has some stylistic similarities. Greg Maxwell and Peter Todd aren’t even in the top 20 with their non-Bitcoin repos. Adam Back is 13th. Paul Le Roux uses some of the same Hungarian style, but there are differences (Microsoft naming conventions, tabs instead of spaces). But then again, Satoshi used Wei Dai’s code for sha.cpp (but used spaces instead of tabs lol). There’s a lot to be learned from this experiment, I recommend every wannabe Bitcoin archeologist and historian to give it a try! Nowadays AI makes it super easy.