Any service that enforces Javascript to work does not need your IP to identify you. But yet I have been identified as a threat for sure the reply does not leave that to the imagination

I would argue that an IP address can't be used to identify you. We all have WIFI. It's possible to remotely control computers. I have done that myself. I would just say it was not me because someone could have been on my WIFI or logged onto my computer remotely and done things to impersonate or frame me.

You are confusing technological traits, vs perfect money. There are an infinite number of alts and schills on the premise "being better than BTC", all of which are hyped, rug-pulled, thin liquidity, and irrelevant. That phase has long come and gone, and of 1,000,000+ "alts" all but a handfull, for all intents and purposes, are irrelevant.

Don’t forget that Bitcoin once crashed to just one cent. Its value is driven largely by speculation, not by inherent merit or superior technology. Technologically, it’s mediocre, and a finite supply isn’t magical — many other coins have similar caps.

What Bitcoin really has going for it is rabid followers (like you), first-mover advantage, and relentless indirect marketing, since it’s mentioned everywhere in the media.

Even its security budget is smaller than Ethereum’s, and Ethereum may become quantum-resistant much sooner.

2026 and the question remains ...




Seriously , looks like his torso is going to snap in two any minute......



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Good advice. You can also run a local LLAMA that can do whatever you want offline.

The thing is, I just asked ChatGPT the translation in the Brave Browser, without being logged in, and connected via VPN. It still complied. So maybe YOU have been identified as a threat?!! 

Any service that enforces Javascript to work does not need your IP to identify you. But yet I have been identified as a threat for sure the reply does not leave that to the imagination