Citizen Web3 retweeted
Top things that will be possible on Aztec via zk.money this year:
1. Savings vaults
2. Bank / IBAN payouts
3. Fund L2 accounts privately
4. Zero knowledge passport proofs to unlock larger limits with @ZKPassport
6. Pots and group bills
7. More passkey support / accounts types
8. Mobile apps
9. Delegated account access to agents
1. Savings vaults
2. Bank / IBAN payouts
3. Fund L2 accounts privately
4. Zero knowledge passport proofs to unlock larger limits with @ZKPassport
6. Pots and group bills
7. More passkey support / accounts types
8. Mobile apps
9. Delegated account access to agents
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Citizen Web3 retweeted
zk.money is back.
A self-custodial wallet that lets you send and receive crypto privately.
Your money, private by default.
Reserve your unique tag to get started.
launch.zk.money
A self-custodial wallet that lets you send and receive crypto privately.
Your money, private by default.
Reserve your unique tag to get started.
launch.zk.money
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Citizen Web3 retweeted
Privacy isn’t about hiding.
It’s about choice.
It’s about dignity.
It’s about deciding for ourselves who gets access to our data, and under what circumstances.
When that choice is taken away, so is a piece of our humanity.
It’s about choice.
It’s about dignity.
It’s about deciding for ourselves who gets access to our data, and under what circumstances.
When that choice is taken away, so is a piece of our humanity.
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Citizen Web3 retweeted
This is Ethereum.
There are 291 projects, companies, protocols and communities in this image. It is still only a fraction of what has been built.
What makes this remarkable isn't just the scale. It's how that scale was created.
There is no parent company behind all of this. No across these projects, no central entity deciding who gets to build or what the ecosystem should become. Thousands of independent teams, communities and individuals have built their own piece of Ethereum, often with completely different goals, while sharing the same underlying infrastructure.
Finance, credit, stablecoins, payments, RWAs, privacy, identity, gaming, social applications, infrastructure, culture and public goods are increasingly becoming parts of the same composable economy.
That structure matters.
Value isn't concentrated in one company at the top. It is distributed across protocols, builders, users, communities and assets. Yet they can still reinforce each other because they share Ethereum as common infrastructure.
And underneath that economy sits ethereum:native.
ethereum:native secures Ethereum, pays for its blockspace and is used throughout the ecosystem as collateral, liquidity and money. As more applications, assets and economic activity settle on Ethereum, the economic role of ETH grows with it.
This is why we believe ETH remains heavily undervalued.
The market often looks at ETH as another crypto asset. We look at what is actually being built around it.
291 logos in one image, with many more still missing. And most of the world's people, assets and economic activity haven't even moved onchain yet.
Ethereum is no longer just an experiment in decentralized technology.
It is becoming an entire economy, built by many, owned by no one, with ETH at its core.
BOOElieve in the future of Ethereum and ethereum:native
There are 291 projects, companies, protocols and communities in this image. It is still only a fraction of what has been built.
What makes this remarkable isn't just the scale. It's how that scale was created.
There is no parent company behind all of this. No across these projects, no central entity deciding who gets to build or what the ecosystem should become. Thousands of independent teams, communities and individuals have built their own piece of Ethereum, often with completely different goals, while sharing the same underlying infrastructure.
Finance, credit, stablecoins, payments, RWAs, privacy, identity, gaming, social applications, infrastructure, culture and public goods are increasingly becoming parts of the same composable economy.
That structure matters.
Value isn't concentrated in one company at the top. It is distributed across protocols, builders, users, communities and assets. Yet they can still reinforce each other because they share Ethereum as common infrastructure.
And underneath that economy sits ethereum:native.
ethereum:native secures Ethereum, pays for its blockspace and is used throughout the ecosystem as collateral, liquidity and money. As more applications, assets and economic activity settle on Ethereum, the economic role of ETH grows with it.
This is why we believe ETH remains heavily undervalued.
The market often looks at ETH as another crypto asset. We look at what is actually being built around it.
291 logos in one image, with many more still missing. And most of the world's people, assets and economic activity haven't even moved onchain yet.
Ethereum is no longer just an experiment in decentralized technology.
It is becoming an entire economy, built by many, owned by no one, with ETH at its core.
BOOElieve in the future of Ethereum and ethereum:native
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Citizen Web3 retweeted
Dear @ProtonMail,
Please add Monero already. Not some 3rd party merchant selling your gift cards for XMR, but a real integration
xoxo
Please add Monero already. Not some 3rd party merchant selling your gift cards for XMR, but a real integration
xoxo
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Citizen Web3 retweeted
# The Fraud Manifesto
*Against the state that priced you at $16.6k*
## I.
You were not born a citizen. You were born an asset — and booked on a balance sheet you never signed.
Your mother and father spent a million dollars and twenty years of their lives to make you. The state spent nothing — and took everything. It stamped a number on you, priced you at sixteen thousand dollars, and quietly opened a claim on half of everything you will ever produce, from your first paycheck to your last breath.
This is not taxation. This is not the social contract. This is the largest asset seizure in history, executed at the moment of birth, renewed every generation, and hidden behind a flag.
## II.
Look at the ledger they never show you.
**Parents pay everything.** Housing, food, medicine, education, twenty years of labor and love. The true cost of one human: hundreds of thousands of dollars. Often a million. Paid in full, in advance, by two people.
**The state pays nothing.** And collects the yield: half your income, every year, for forty years. Half a million. A million. More. Collected before your rent, before your bread, before your children — the most senior claim on Earth, enforced by the only entity allowed to use force.
**And the parents?** The investors, the founders, the ones who actually built the asset? They receive nothing. No equity. No dividend. No claim. The state took their child's future output and did not even send a thank-you note.
Whoever invests, loses. Whoever seizes, wins. That is the constitution beneath every constitution.
## III.
They will tell you: but roads, but schools, but armies.
Count it. The services cost a fraction of the take. The rest is the spread — the profit margin of the franchise. Any company running this model — a perpetual senior claim on assets built entirely by others, consent presumed at birth, exit punished by border guards — would be shut down in a day and its founders jailed. The state does not go to jail. The state issues the jails.
They will tell you: you can vote.
You can vote on the color of the walls. You cannot vote on whether you are inventory. The average human on this planet may freely enter one third of it — travel freedom 32.9 out of 100. An asset that cannot leave the balance sheet is not a citizen. It is livestock with paperwork.
## IV.
Eight billion humans. Eight billion open claims. This is the operating system of current civilization — not democracy, not capitalism, not socialism. Extraction-at-birth, concealed by the absence of a ledger.
So here is the act of war they fear most: **print the ledger.**
Put every state on one screen. Next to every flag — the number: what this franchise says a human is worth, what it takes from that human, what it returns. Quote citizenship like the asset it is. Let states compete for humans the way companies compete for capital — terrified of the exit column.
Because fraud has exactly one natural predator: an open orderbook.
## V.
We declare:
**A human is not collateral of the territory they were born on.** Birth is not consent. A claim without a signature is theft, however old and however draped in anthems.
**The parent is the investor.** Whoever raises a human holds the first claim on gratitude — and the state holds none.
**Citizenship is a service contract.** Enterable. Exitable. Repriceable. A state that must earn its residents will discover, for the first time in history, what it is actually worth.
**The ledger must be public.** Per human. Per state. Forever.
The fraud survived ten thousand years because no one could see it whole. Now it fits on one screen, in one column, next to 282 flags.
Look at your number.
Then ask who set it — and who has been cashing the difference.
*Against the state that priced you at $16.6k*
## I.
You were not born a citizen. You were born an asset — and booked on a balance sheet you never signed.
Your mother and father spent a million dollars and twenty years of their lives to make you. The state spent nothing — and took everything. It stamped a number on you, priced you at sixteen thousand dollars, and quietly opened a claim on half of everything you will ever produce, from your first paycheck to your last breath.
This is not taxation. This is not the social contract. This is the largest asset seizure in history, executed at the moment of birth, renewed every generation, and hidden behind a flag.
## II.
Look at the ledger they never show you.
**Parents pay everything.** Housing, food, medicine, education, twenty years of labor and love. The true cost of one human: hundreds of thousands of dollars. Often a million. Paid in full, in advance, by two people.
**The state pays nothing.** And collects the yield: half your income, every year, for forty years. Half a million. A million. More. Collected before your rent, before your bread, before your children — the most senior claim on Earth, enforced by the only entity allowed to use force.
**And the parents?** The investors, the founders, the ones who actually built the asset? They receive nothing. No equity. No dividend. No claim. The state took their child's future output and did not even send a thank-you note.
Whoever invests, loses. Whoever seizes, wins. That is the constitution beneath every constitution.
## III.
They will tell you: but roads, but schools, but armies.
Count it. The services cost a fraction of the take. The rest is the spread — the profit margin of the franchise. Any company running this model — a perpetual senior claim on assets built entirely by others, consent presumed at birth, exit punished by border guards — would be shut down in a day and its founders jailed. The state does not go to jail. The state issues the jails.
They will tell you: you can vote.
You can vote on the color of the walls. You cannot vote on whether you are inventory. The average human on this planet may freely enter one third of it — travel freedom 32.9 out of 100. An asset that cannot leave the balance sheet is not a citizen. It is livestock with paperwork.
## IV.
Eight billion humans. Eight billion open claims. This is the operating system of current civilization — not democracy, not capitalism, not socialism. Extraction-at-birth, concealed by the absence of a ledger.
So here is the act of war they fear most: **print the ledger.**
Put every state on one screen. Next to every flag — the number: what this franchise says a human is worth, what it takes from that human, what it returns. Quote citizenship like the asset it is. Let states compete for humans the way companies compete for capital — terrified of the exit column.
Because fraud has exactly one natural predator: an open orderbook.
## V.
We declare:
**A human is not collateral of the territory they were born on.** Birth is not consent. A claim without a signature is theft, however old and however draped in anthems.
**The parent is the investor.** Whoever raises a human holds the first claim on gratitude — and the state holds none.
**Citizenship is a service contract.** Enterable. Exitable. Repriceable. A state that must earn its residents will discover, for the first time in history, what it is actually worth.
**The ledger must be public.** Per human. Per state. Forever.
The fraud survived ten thousand years because no one could see it whole. Now it fits on one screen, in one column, next to 282 flags.
Look at your number.
Then ask who set it — and who has been cashing the difference.
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true. but the real question is when the shit goes down, where will all those nodes be hosted. im betting on the fact if 75%> are hosted in public cloud, then there is some super-purple-buper legal way to make those companies reveal info about node owners, etc
Nym VPN
Can't Snitch
Won't Snitch
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Citizen Web3 retweeted
Good morning and Happy Weekend!
We added new entries to the featured validators section on our website: thecosmonautscorner.io/zone6
From here, you can easily visit their validator sites as well as delegate directly to their node.
@citizen_web3
@crosnest_com
@IBSvalidator additional note: if you previously delegated to crosnest, please redelegate to their new node:
mintscan.io/cosmos/validat…
We added new entries to the featured validators section on our website: thecosmonautscorner.io/zone6
From here, you can easily visit their validator sites as well as delegate directly to their node.
@citizen_web3
@crosnest_com
@IBSvalidator additional note: if you previously delegated to crosnest, please redelegate to their new node:
mintscan.io/cosmos/validat…
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Citizen Web3 retweeted
I created a new kind of state analytics
Think like coinmarketcap but for states
cyberstates.net
Why?
Its reveals uncomforable facts about biggest brands of our civilization ⬇️
Think like coinmarketcap but for states
cyberstates.net
Why?
Its reveals uncomforable facts about biggest brands of our civilization ⬇️
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Citizen Web3 retweeted
Introducing Cloudflare Wallets. They will allow you to store stablecoins, purchase services, and receive funds across the web. cfl.re/455An86
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