Sunday, Nov 17th talks! PART 1
summary
Advocates push an exit and build strategy: buy land, form local agoras, aim for a Confederation of Freedom Communities with 500+ farms and local markets paid in Monero; they publish a Monero map and issue Monero check paper wallets for offline sales. Journalists document legal attacks: Tornado Cash and Samurai cases treat privacy tools as money‑service crimes despite studies showing 84–93% lawful use and AML recoup rates below 1%. Cryptographers propose a shielded client‑side‑validated protocol using recursive proofs to keep transactions off‑chain, trading UX and recovery complexity for compact on‑chain commitments.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:00John Bush
- 45:00Catherine Bleish Bonandin
- 1:22:10L0la L33tz (Remote)
- 2:00:10Liam Eagen
- 2:40:44Pierre (Remote)
- 3:05:55Outro
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