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[Cantsay]

Anyways, a new article from Unijoin..
https://twitter.com/unijoinofficial/status/1782403657285198121?t=2KWvF_hoxSBHo4jyZuCiQg&s=19

As expected, Unijoin's article never disappoints - if only people would actually take the time to read these articles and recognize that they have been trapped and are currently being duped by governments.

[Z-tight]

On the subject of the strength and importance of central banks, I'm pretty pessimistic for our near future, when I see CBDCs coming, I fear they'll get even stronger. Fortunately, however, we have access to solutions to protect us from this as much as possible.

Cbdc's would be a bigger problem for privacy than fiat. The government will issue both cbdc and paper money, but whenever someone spends cbdc, the government is going to know, they would be able to track it and its users, unlike with cash. If anyone cares about their privacy, they would not use cbdc's, but BTC + privacy solutions.

[notblox1]

Cbdc's would be a bigger problem for privacy than fiat. The government will issue both cbdc and paper money, but whenever someone spends cbdc, the government is going to know, they would be able to track it and its users, unlike with cash. If anyone cares about their privacy, they would not use cbdc's, but BTC + privacy solutions.

They wont allow for longer existence of cbdc and paper money in the same time because people will never force adopt it that way.
First they will test it like they are doing in China and other countries, than they will trick people with free cbdc giveaways, and than they want to mandate it to everyone and kill cash.
cbdc is a scam, like inflation and taxes, product of corrupt government system.
Bitcon is better but I dont think it would be usable if most people want to use it.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Anyways, a new article from Unijoin..
https://twitter.com/unijoinofficial/status/1782403657285198121?t=2KWvF_hoxSBHo4jyZuCiQg&s=19

As expected, Unijoin's article never disappoints - if only people would actually take the time to read these articles and recognize that they have been trapped and are currently being duped by governments.

Well, it is what it is, though this is specifically said about African men, but I will try to generalize it this time, and it's that, "if one wants to hide something from a man, that person should hide that thing inside a book".
Now let say that we actually have alot of people around the world who give a good part of their time to reading., but then, the majority still don't read, and this is why many are completely blind to new happenings around, new opportunities and so on and on.

On the subject of the strength and importance of central banks, I'm pretty pessimistic for our near future, when I see CBDCs coming, I fear they'll get even stronger. Fortunately, however, we have access to solutions to protect us from this as much as possible.

Cbdc's would be a bigger problem for privacy than fiat. The government will issue both cbdc and paper money, but whenever someone spends cbdc, the government is going to know, they would be able to track it and its users, unlike with cash. If anyone cares about their privacy, they would not use cbdc's, but BTC + privacy solutions.

Needless say that I completely agree with you bud, in terms of privacy, cash would be far much better than cbdc, because just as you have said, cash can only be monitored when it's in the bank, the moment it is withdrawn in bulk, the government can no longer tell what the user did with the money, but for cbdc, the story will be completely different, for since everything is done online and digital, the government will be able to track peoples spending even to the last kobo.
If you ask me, I would say that cbdc is another type of mass slavery the government is devicing.

[Z-tight]

Bitcon is better but I dont think it would be usable if most people want to use it.

I believe you say so because of how high tx fees are, and i agree with you, BTC is kind of unusable right now because of what spammers are doing on the network, these days most of the tx's that take up the block space are from the spammers.

cbdc is a scam, like inflation and taxes, product of corrupt government system.

The government would do anything to destroy privacy solutions and promote censorship tools like cbdc. The U.S government have just taken down another privacy tool in Samourai wallet.

[BitMaxz]

I believe you say so because of how high tx fees are, and i agree with you, BTC is kind of unusable right now because of what spammers are doing on the network, these days most of the tx's that take up the block space are from the spammers.

You might need to check the mempool.space the transaction fees dropped almost 65sats/vb compared to the TX fee 12 hours ago.

The government would do anything to destroy privacy solutions and promote censorship tools like cbdc. The U.S government have just taken down another privacy tool in Samourai wallet.

Well, there's nothing that we can do about government they always want to do this because they see big money inside crypto look at BinanceUS the price of crypto there is pretty expensive due to tax.  They just want to control people and money.

[Wakate]

On the subject of the strength and importance of central banks, I'm pretty pessimistic for our near future, when I see CBDCs coming, I fear they'll get even stronger. Fortunately, however, we have access to solutions to protect us from this as much as possible.

Cbdc's would be a bigger problem for privacy than fiat. The government will issue both cbdc and paper money, but whenever someone spends cbdc, the government is going to know, they would be able to track it and its users, unlike with cash. If anyone cares about their privacy, they would not use cbdc's, but BTC + privacy solutions.

It is just crystal clear that the government does not want our privacy to get out of there hands that is why we keep seeing different ways to ensure that we are still in their circuit without an option to jump out. The Bitcoin solution has been very helpful for most of us even when the government tries to use the AML agenda to track us on every transaction that is been initiated.

I believe the emergence of artificial intelligence in Blockchain technology and crypto mixing could make things quite easier for us to slightly escape from the borders of the government's ability to track all our transactions without rigorous processes being initiated.

[Positive]

cbdc is a scam, like inflation and taxes, product of corrupt government system.

The government would do anything to destroy privacy solutions and promote censorship tools like cbdc. The U.S government have just taken down another privacy tool in Samourai wallet.

A lot of people may not know that the real agenda of the government when they created CDBC was not a sign of their acknowledgment of blockchain and cryptocurrency. It's just like the government saying people like the innovation of crypto and we can't stop them no matter how hard we try let's give them the taste of their medicine.

This is the reason why it took them years to create a strategy and the implementation of CDBC that would give them the power to enslave the people. I believe a lot of crypto enthusiasts are already aware of what is explained which is why none of the Central Bank's digital currency thrived after some years because it (CDBC) doesn't present the wow factor nor solve problems which are the two elements that determine the usage of every digital currency and any product.

Having said that, what I fear now is the future result of the BTC spot ETF.

[Z-tight]

I believe the emergence of artificial intelligence in Blockchain technology and crypto mixing could make things quite easier for us to slightly escape from the borders of the government's ability to track all our transactions without rigorous processes being initiated.

What is artificial intelligence going to do to better the system we already have, and which service has implemented something like that? I know the government are seriously after privacy solutions, but we have to still use it if we want privacy. However, after mixing your coins, it is safer not to deposit it directly into a centralized exchange, it is better to go through a few hops first, or use p2p exchanges only, like bisq.

[Crypto Minnah]

Please can you enlighten me more on This, how many Blockchain does this Mixers support? I've come across this before now, I couldn't make out what it means. This is the first time I'm paying full attention to it. I'll be waiting for your response.

[examplens]

Please can you enlighten me more on This, how many Blockchain does this Mixers support? I've come across this before now, I couldn't make out what it means. This is the first time I'm paying full attention to it. I'll be waiting for your response.

Assuming I understood you correctly, the answer is that only Bitcoin can be mixed on this mixer. Or if it's simpler for you, the Unijoin mixer works only on the Bitcoin blockchain.

[Cantsay]

Please can you enlighten me more on This, how many Blockchain does this Mixers support?

Currently it supports only bitcoin but in the future more will be added to it - Ethereum, Litecoin and the rest would be added to it very soon.

  I've come across this before now, I couldn't make out what it means. This is the first time I'm paying full attention to it. I'll be waiting for your response.

Unijoin is a mixer, and what it does basically is to help you restore anonymity to your fund (bitcoin) -  if you want to know more about unijoin and how it works or how to operate it then I’d suggest you go through this link - if you have any question or you’re confused about anything else after going through the link I shared with you, feel free to ask your question here and we’ll be more than happy to answer you.

https://unijoin.io/en/why-unijoin

[Fivestar4everMVP]

So guys, for those of us who are yet to try Unijoin, I think the fees on the bitcoin network has calmed down a bit, now is the best time to mix some bitcoin, seeing that this is a mandatory requirement as a participant in the UniJoin signature ad campaign, I will advice everyone of us wearing and promoting the UniJoin brand to use the service and get familiar with it.

I just mixed some bitcoin on Unijoin this morning and the coins just arrived in my wallet some few minutes ago, this is actually the second the time I am mixing on Unijoin, I did the first time but failed to write a review as demanded by our campaign manager because I forgot to tree make screenshots while in the process, this morning, seeing that Bitcoin transaction fees have calmed down a bit, I decide to mix again on Unijoin, and this time, I was careful enough to take all necessary screenshots for my review.

So, in a couple of hours from now, I will be writing a comprehensive review of my experience mixing bitcoin on Unijoin, this process is simple and really cost efficient, even with bitcoin transaction fees still considered to be high for shrimps like myself, I am still very happy with the amount of bitcoin I ended up with after every fees was deducted.

[dkbit98]

Currently it supports only bitcoin but in the future more will be added to it - Ethereum, Litecoin and the rest would be added to it very soon.

If I was someone from Unijon I would remove Litecoin from all future ideas to use it for mixing.
Litecoin already have mweb addresses with integrated mimble wimble technology, that works great for privacy.
But mixing for Ethereum and Tether could be useful to add in future, if customers are interested.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Currently it supports only bitcoin but in the future more will be added to it - Ethereum, Litecoin and the rest would be added to it very soon.

If I was someone from Unijon I would remove Litecoin from all future ideas to use it for mixing.
Litecoin already have mweb addresses with integrated mimble wimble technology, that works great for privacy.
But mixing for Ethereum and Tether could be useful to add in future, if customers are interested.

I don't know very much about Litecoin as I don't transact in it, in fact, I think I only bought it once from an exchange when I was trying to withdraw from the exchange, but withdrawal fee for the coin in question was too high, I had to buy Litecoin which was at time; with a very small withdrawal fee, withdrew from the exchange and converted it back to my prefered currency immediately I received them in my wallet.

So, if what you said about Litecoin already having some privacy mechanism that works great and effectively is true, then you are right.

And speaking of ethereum and usdt, there are no issues with mixing ethereum I believe, but my concern is with usdt, we all know that usdt is heavily centralized, I am wondering if it will be possible to legally mix usdt without issues from tether.?