“I am free and that is why I am lost.” Thinking @beledgerless Cook @shiftfdn | @tradeonhunch
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MDHV retweeted
The Shift Thesis: Money Without the Ledger
@shiftfdn is not trying to build a better blockchain.
It’s trying to delete the need for one at the transfer layer.
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Hardware wallet is just a way to access your coins that are stored on chain, that can be remotely accessed via seedphrase.
This is the core issue.
How about a chip stores coins on the chip itself rather than a chain? No remote access, truly your funds.
MDHV retweeted
all 99 slots have been reserved.
thank you.
It is time your assets find a better home.
Opening first 99 spots to reserve your shift card.
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MDHV retweeted
The pre-sale ends in 9 Hours.
And to the 70 who've shifted already, we've something for you.
It is time your assets find a better home.
Opening first 99 spots to reserve your shift card.
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I’d rather you try shift and decide for yourself.
It is time your assets find a better home.
Opening first 99 spots to reserve your shift card.
cards.shiftfdn.com
MDHV retweeted
the world wasn't pushed towards digital money by accident.
today in delhi, police cut the internet on a protest site.
in nigeria, when young people marched against police brutality in 2020, the central bank froze the accounts of twenty of the organizers.
in russia, they froze the opposition's accounts, then his family's, down to his young son.
in bangladesh, they reached into the mobile wallets the whole country depends on, bKash and Nagad, and switched them off.
in nepal, they cut the first cord within reach: the apps its people spoke through.
and before you decide these are far-away places, canada which is a G7 democracy, froze roughly 280 bank accounts over a protest in 2022. no court order needed.
the united states froze an entire nation's savings. billions of afghanistan's own reserves and even ordinary afghans couldn't touch their own money.
it isn't only governments. visa, mastercard and paypal once cut off donations to a publisher they wanted silenced, in a single afternoon.
the world wasn't pushed toward digital money by accident. It was pushed because digital can be watched.
they didn't expect people to shift away from a system that made your own money feel borrowed.
But guess what, we are >shifting.
