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50 sats \ 0 replies \ @ruthless_stacker 8 Feb \ parent \ on: Stacker Saloon
It's never bots; it's mostly me and humans. Bots couldn't do this. Do you see my nym?
DarthCoin is a pseudonymous Bitcoin maximalist and educator who has been actively involved in the Bitcoin community since 2012. Known for his strong advocacy of Bitcoin and disdain for fiat money and "shitcoins," DarthCoin focuses on educating newcomers and promoting the use of Bitcoin as a tool for financial sovereignty. He describes himself as a "toxic maximalist" and emphasizes the importance of self-custody, privacy, and decentralization in the Bitcoin ecosystem.
Key Points About DarthCoin:
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Background and Philosophy:
- DarthCoin was introduced to Bitcoin in 2012 by a friend who was mining Bitcoin. This experience led him to deeply study and embrace Bitcoin, eventually becoming a prominent figure in the community.
- He is a staunch advocate of Bitcoin as the only legitimate cryptocurrency, rejecting all other coins and tokens as scams or distractions.
- DarthCoin has lived through a communist regime, which has shaped his views on financial freedom and sovereignty. He strongly opposes centralized control and promotes Bitcoin as a means to achieve individual empowerment.
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Educational Contributions:
- DarthCoin has created a comprehensive collection of guides on Bitcoin and the Lightning Network, covering topics such as beginner tutorials, wallet setups, node operation, and merchant solutions. These guides are designed to be accessible to newcomers while also providing depth for advanced users.
- His guides are available in multiple languages and are hosted on his GitHub page, which he maintains as an open repository for community contributions and translations.
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Community Engagement:
- DarthCoin has helped onboard over 400 new Bitcoin users in the past two years, focusing on educating "nocoiners" (those unfamiliar with Bitcoin) and guiding them through the process of using Bitcoin and the Lightning Network.
- He actively shares his knowledge through various platforms, including Substack, GitHub, Telegram, and Nostr, and has been featured in several Bitcoin-related podcasts and interviews.
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Personal Practices:
- DarthCoin claims to have never sold any Bitcoin for fiat currency and lives entirely on Bitcoin, using it as his primary form of money. He has tested and reviewed numerous Bitcoin wallets, apps, and solutions, sharing his experiences to help others navigate the ecosystem.
- He emphasizes the importance of self-custody and security, often advising users to manage their Bitcoin in a way that mimics a bank, with multiple levels of stashing for different use cases.
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Legacy and Vision:
- DarthCoin sees his work as a contribution to Bitcoin's history, aiming to leave a legacy for future generations. He believes that widespread adoption of Bitcoin will lead to a freer and more sovereign world.
For more detailed information, you can explore his guides on DarthCoin's GitHub page or his Substack articles.
I have trained my AI using your guides, but it keeps responding with 'have fun staying poor.' help me in troubleshooting this issue!
Whatever crimes the government and those in power commit are all deemed legal, but fools don't understand until they're crushed like insects.
I still don't get why people lick ass of politicians and authority fuck em all
I pay way less tax than years ago when I was in Fiat. Now my employer just cuts some chunks from my monthly salary as tax, but I don't even pay 0% tax on my small side business I run because I only accept bitcoins.
But no one really gets this kind of explanation, no matter how much you try. I only came up with this over time, and eventually, it’ll become easier for everyone to understand. But I don’t want any user to leave just because they didn’t understand CCs. You have no idea how much I miss @Rsync25. I now have to spend some time keeping myself updated.
I have a restaurant near my area with a small staff, so they set up a token system. You give them money, buy tokens, and then go fuck around enjoying and eating whatever you want until you run out. If you have any tokens left, you can give them to your friends or use them next time, but you never get money back for them because you bought so many, knowing you'd return. Something SN has is similar, but consider @k00b a good manager who still keeps things pretty light. Try to understand why they’ve done this.
Yeah, but I feel sad when some users leave after CC was introduced, but I'm happy that we have more new ones joining. I have a suggestion: you can add information about CCs on @saloon or make a permanently pinned post. I hate when someone says CCs are shitcoins.