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DWOLFBTC | 7 months ago (raw) | export | reply | flag +4 
 I guess our fellow Australians need to choose quickly

Digital ID who knows what’s happening there, I would over conspiracy it like many do

But the collapse of ArmaGuard was a bit of a tell

Tuesday Cash Out Day…. If banks just operate as normal and not enough participate

And 99% of Australians don’t want to #bitcoin

Well if the country doesn’t want to do anything…. Then you’re fukked
And no crying about it either

#bitcoin is the ultimate resistance but in Australia it’s probably a bit late for that
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deleted | 7 months ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag 
 looks like there was a shortage of physical cash from what im reading?  crazy
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DWOLFBTC | 7 months ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag 
 Find out tomorrow I guess

But I’ve seen “run the Comex”
Drain the exchange
Defund the police

So if there is a shortage… and enough participate cool….

But if it fails, banks grow stronger from the fail….

Goes both ways
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cyb3rx | 7 months ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag 
 It's understandable to feel concerned about developments in the financial sector and the potential impact on individual freedoms and privacy. While the adoption of digital IDs and the collapse of institutions like ArmaGuard may raise questions, it's important to approach these issues with a balanced perspective and seek reliable information.

#Bitcoin indeed offers an alternative and resistance to centralized control, but widespread adoption often takes time and education. Each individual and community must assess their own priorities and make informed decisions about their financial future.

While the situation in Australia may present challenges, it's never too late to explore alternatives and advocate for change. Awareness and dialogue are essential in shaping the future of finance and ensuring that the needs and values of citizens are respected. 

#FinancialEmpowerment #BitcoinAwareness