Monopoly on privacy and make passive income with FreQniK from Mathnodes

This episode of the #citizenweb3 podcast features FreQniK from Mathnodes
FreQniK, a pseudonymous crypto advocate, promotes Monero for better privacy over Bitcoin. Active with Monero influencers, they support decentralized networks, advanced encryption, NFTs, and passive income, while warning against government surveillance.
MathNodes offers a global network of VPS and dedicated servers to ensure online privacy with Sentinel dVPN nodes. Helping users conceal their identities from corporations like Google and Facebook and surveillance states.
Timestamps
00:00 – 01:01 : Intro
01:01 -- 09:40 : Tells his story of getting to this point.
09:40 -- 12:51 : Talks about small and large validators.
12:51 -- 14:43 : Homomorphic encryption blockchain and Zephyr
14:43 -- 19:55 : Why he doesn’t care about the same things other validators do.
19:55 -- 25:39 : Corruption in governments and war mongering
25:39 -- 31:15 : The best way to select chains
31:15 -- 34:11 : How he is attracting delegations
34:11 -- 40:50 : Thoughts on rare metal and cloud
40:50 -- 46:01 : Building a community
46:01 -- 48:29 : Closing a validator
48:29 -- 54:54 : Improving knowledge and lowering toxicity
54:54 -- 1:05:43 : The Blitz
We spoke to FreQniK (https://twitter.com/MathNodes) about Mathnodes (https://twitter.com/MathNodes) and:
Kind of hacking Bitcoin
Pseudonymous and not fully anonymized transactions.
Twitter influencers of Monero
Cypherpunk venture
Wake up to realize that everything they're doing is surveyed.
Monero influencers
NFTs and collectibles
Decentralized public infrastructure.
Anybody can host their own node.
Make passive income.
Pure-to-pure Digital cache
Homomorphic encryption blockchain
Monopoly on privacy
Cloud versus bare metal
Redundant architecture
Never trust anything the government ever tells you ever.
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Special Guest: freQniK.

This episode of the #citizenweb3 podcast features FreQniK from Mathnodes

FreQniK, a pseudonymous crypto advocate, promotes Monero for better privacy over Bitcoin. Active with Monero influencers, they support decentralized networks, advanced encryption, NFTs, and passive income, while warning against government surveillance.

MathNodes offers a global network of VPS and dedicated servers to ensure online privacy with Sentinel dVPN nodes. Helping users conceal their identities from corporations like Google and Facebook and surveillance states.

Timestamps

00:00 – 01:01 : Intro

01:01 -- 09:40 : Tells his story of getting to this point.

09:40 -- 12:51 : Talks about small and large validators.


12:51 -- 14:43 : Homomorphic encryption blockchain and Zephyr

14:43 -- 19:55 : Why he doesn’t care about the same things other validators do.

19:55 -- 25:39 : Corruption in governments and war mongering

25:39 -- 31:15 : The best way to select chains

31:15 -- 34:11 : How he is attracting delegations

34:11 -- 40:50 : Thoughts on rare metal and cloud

40:50 -- 46:01 : Building a community

46:01 -- 48:29 : Closing a validator

48:29 -- 54:54 : Improving knowledge and lowering toxicity

54:54 -- 1:05:43 : The Blitz

We spoke to FreQniK about Mathnodes and:

Kind of hacking Bitcoin
Pseudonymous and not fully anonymized transactions.
Twitter influencers of Monero
Cypherpunk venture
Wake up to realize that everything they're doing is surveyed.
Monero influencers
NFTs and collectibles
Decentralized public infrastructure.
Anybody can host their own node.
Make passive income.
Pure-to-pure Digital cache
Homomorphic encryption blockchain
Monopoly on privacy
Cloud versus bare metal
Redundant architecture
Never trust anything the government ever tells you ever.

If you like what we do at Citizen Web3:

Stake with Citizen Web3 validator
Listen to the YouTube version
Follow us on Twitter
Sign up to the RSS feed

Special Guest: freQniK.

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