The final chapter is here.
David vs Goliath battle was lost.
Institutions bough most of retails BTC.
And a pace of crypto wealth distribution from small guys to biggest institutions will only increase.
The ones who stayed around will have to play a different game now.
We must fight for our privacy and for our future.
2025 game won't be the same. Data collecting is happening. Counter retail trading is happening.
I was away from all building something special.
Something that will benefit small guys the most. To offer them privacy trading & storing crypto.
Our community will use it first. Then most retail will use it.
Who wants to test it out comment under tweet. I will DM you with details.
It's completely free of course.

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