death to zionazi scum 
of course it's a paki paper lmao, copy &&pasted :
The mastermind behind the right-wing X, formerly Twitter, account 'Inevitable West' has been exposed as an alleged Indian crypto scammer and political grifter following a major blunder.
Saurabh Chandrakar, linked to the controversial Mahadev betting app, mistakenly promoted the app on his main social media account, inadvertently leading to his identification. This error sparked online investigations, which uncovered his alleged involvement in a massive money-laundering operation connected to the app.
According to Indian news outlets, Chandrakar, a prominent figure behind the Mahadev betting app, is currently under house arrest in Dubai after being detained following an Interpol-issued Red Notice. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) in India is actively seeking his extradition to face charges related to money laundering, with estimates suggesting the illicit proceeds could amount to βΉ6,000 crore (approximately $680 million). His case has become more complex as it is allegedly linked to several high-ranking politicians and bureaucrats in Chhattisgarh. So far, 11 individuals have been arrested, and two charge sheets have been filed.
The Mahadev app has become a focal point of controversy, drawing attention to Chandrakar's background. Reports suggest that he, along with business partner Ravi Uppal, allegedly ran the app as part of a larger scheme that defrauded thousands of people. The scale of the operation has raised further questions, particularly after reports surfaced of Chandrakar hosting a lavish wedding in Dubai.
In addition to his business dealings, Chandrakar gained notoriety on social media under the pseudonym 'Inevitable West,' where his account quickly gained traction. X users noticed a rapid surge in followers, with some speculating that his posts were picked up by high-profile individuals, including Elon Musk, which allegedly contributed to his skyrocketing popularity.
LMAO just lmao 
.@Inevitablewest pic.twitter.com/91bUPZBZQD
β BladeoftheSun (@BladeoftheS) February 6, 2025
Inevitablewest is an Indian.
β Mukhtar (@I_amMukhtar) February 5, 2025
Mahadev is a Hindu god. pic.twitter.com/o3MIX6SItB
Well well well @Inevitablewest pic.twitter.com/ecwIaQCrEV
β Next Wave America πΊπΈ (@NextWaveAmerica) February 7, 2025
Why did you delete it @Inevitablewest
β Dr. Amira Dalton πΊπΈ (@libertymama86) February 7, 2025
ππππ pic.twitter.com/VBdpGDj5FA
are any prominent racist accounts actually yt gigachads 
this can't keep happening lmao
++ALSO be sure to look at hidden replies on his posts, he's genuinely so mad and removing every comment pointing out that he's Indian π€£
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Is Bitcoin the only crypto that actually had a quasi-asset to attempt to give it value?
Like, "mining" for bitcoin by allocating your computer and home electricity to solve increasingly difficult math problems.
Idk I don't know much about all the buttcoin shit, most of them seem like pump and dump overnight scams
!neolibs smart me
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That's exactly what it is and the neolibs agree.
Bitcoin are like the 17th century tulip bubble which
@kaamrev posted about today. Except more harmful because bitcoin consooms tons of power, a huge waste which could be used for something meaningful.
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These are worth money though right?
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Make me an offer. Don't bother with anything under 10k though
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Lol remember when Seth Green was going to make a show starring these?
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No, actually the exact opposite: all it does is the computer equivalent of rolling more and more dice trillions of times to waste electricity until it gets lucky and rolls a particular magic number (the number gets bigger as more miners enter the pool). The "math" "problems" are hard in the same way that guessing the winning lottery number is hard, but they have zero actual value for mathematics.
Even worse, bitcoin mining hardware is specialized so all it can do is roll lots of dice. Unlike nvidia GPUs, you can't even play games or do AI with that shit, it's pure e-waste that only does bitcoin.
!codecels anyone else want to try and explain why finding SHA256 hash collisions is r-slurred.
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I'm not a codeBIPOC and math is gay and r-slurred, and I am barely literate, but as a Dramatard I have an opinion on everything.
Bitcoin mining is like the most elaborate, glorified game of scratch-off lottery tickets ever devised, except instead of scratching with a quarter, you're pissing away an ungodly amount of electricity trying to brute-force numbers.
Bitcoin uses SHA-256 hashing for mining and some elliptic curve shit to generate public-private key pairs. They take a list of transactions, which they call the Merkle Root, throw in the previous block's hash, slap a timestamp on it, andβno-shitβwhat they literally call a nonce.
A nonce 
is just an arbitrary number that miners tweak 
over and over, hashing this block header twice with SHA-256 to get a 256-bit hash.To find a hash that's numerically smaller than some difficulty target set by the network. How? Brute force. Just throwing numbers at the problem and hoping one sticks. If they get lucky and find a valid hash, they broadcast the block and collect their magic internet cute twink money.
It's useless. It's designed to be useless. It has less intrinsic value than smashing your nuts with a hammer for a quarter.
It's not like these calculations are curing diseases or simulating anything remotely useful. They could be doing protein folding, natural system modeling, video game rendering (at least that entertains people)βfrick, literally anything else.
Bitcoin mining exists purely to waste computation and electricity in the pursuit of a random number. That's it. This "math problem" they're solving? It's not a real math problem. It doesn't advance cryptography, doesn't prove theorems, doesn't even do anything. The only reason it exists is to burn through resources. Every single mining attempt is as good as random guessing because SHA-256 is designed to be collision-resistant. There's no pattern to it, no "clever trick all cryptographers hate". It's just raw, brute-force butt ramming.
And it scales to get worse. Bitcoin is designed to become more wasteful over time. Every 2016 blocksβroughly every two weeksβthe network adjusts mining difficulty to keep block times at 10 minutes, no matter how much computational power gets thrown at it. So as computers get better, Bitcoin just makes the process harder. This ensures that mining will always be a massive energy sink with zero useful output. Right now, Bitcoin mining burns more electricity than entire countries like Argentina or the Netherlands, and Bitcoin BIPOCs call this a feature. They argue that this wastefulness is necessary to keep the network secureβbecause if mining gets too cheap, someone could take control.
Except mining is already centralized. Most of the hashing power is concentrated in places like Chingchongland
and massive corporate mining farms. If enough of them coordinate, they could 51% attack the network, the exact scenario Bitcoin was allegedly built to prevent.
And because Bitcoin scales mining difficulty as computing power increases, this means that even if you had some Matrioshka brain
with infinite processing power running these calculations, it would still take 10 minutes per block. So at some point, we're looking at a future where you'd need to burn hours worth of the Sun's total energy output just to mint one fricking Bitcoin.
For what? A number.
A number that only has value because the dumbest cute twinks on Earth collectively decided they should use it as an investment vehicle after they saw people buying heroin online with it and said, huh, this would be great for sending money to people the government doesn't want me to, like
let's be realβcrypto, has some redeeming factors in ease of use and resistance to inflationary pressure due to the hard cap on coinsβbut a lot of this shit is one giant grift. People aren't mining Dogecoin because they care about decentralized finance or monetary freedom. They're mining because they want to pump their holdings and dump them on someone dumber. The same people screaming about Bitcoin being the future are the ones propping up the dumbest financial instruments imaginable. We're at a point where people are spending billions on fricking monkey JPEGs just hoping the price goes up. "BUY THE DIP, BIPOC" He screamed, as the Wall Street trader jumped from his office window'
So yeah, people are starting to askβwhy the frick are we still doing this shit?
I'm big on civil liberties, but we've hit the point where this shit needs to stop. We have entire industries dedicated to wasting energy, burning through GPUs, and inflating Ponzi schemes while actual useful computing tasks are neglected.
If we lived in a rational society, Bitcoin mining wouldn't be a trillion-dollar industry. It would be a goddarn economic cautionary tale.
Bitcoin cannot even function in a future (for those that believe we still have one) world with arbitrary computing power because SHA-256 and
will be have the knee of massively parallel computation placed on the neck of their high-on-fent security. Even today, Shor's Algorithm can break Bitcoin's ECDSA-based private keys once we have about 1 million qubits.
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Are you feeling okay bud?
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I feel like I remember some cryptocurrency set up to do an actual math problem, but I don't remember what it was because crypto is a psyop meant to distract us from the hostile takeover of the peanut industry.
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I do my bitcoin mining with pencil and paper
https://www.righto.com/2014/09/mining-bitcoin-with-pencil-and-paper.html
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Wow another layer of weird. But at least there is some sort of "effort" occurring to find increasingly scarce resources. Maybe?
The rest seem to be some douchebag or celebrity announcing an arbitrary coin to trade on a market.
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Yeah, kind of. That's the idea, anyway. But it's really r-slurred like some digital version of Marx's Labor theory of value. Just because you waste lots of "effort" (electricity, computer power) to "produce" something (in the case, internet magic beans) doesn't make it valuable.
You could climb all the way to the top of Mt. Everest, take a shit, climb all the way back down, and then make someone else climb the mountain to retrieve your shit and it wouldn't mean a pile of frozen Everest shit was super valuable just because it was rare or required a lot of effort to obtain.
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Isn't there supposed to be a logarithmic decline in availability so that the early adopters do the easy "effort" allowing it to migrate to a publicly traded asset in a market?
It's thin and I'm grasping, and I don't mean to "defend the virtue" of Bitcoin, but something about it just seemed different about the rest. Makes me wish I dropped $1000 when it was only worth a Weimar Deutschmark.
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Yes Bitcoiners consider other crypto currencies to be "shitcoins" minus maybe Monero.
It's never been easier to play around with it, you can even buy Bitcoin spot ETFs in your regular old investment account.
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I don't know what you mean but this is purely make work that still has to be done to make it possible to make the protocol decentralized without someone being able to steal all the money.
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It's a complete falsification of "work" doing meaningless tasks of no value just to limit supply flow and give the perception that creating them is hard and thus valuable.
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A blockchain consumes value simply by existing - wealth is constantly being transferred from holders to electricity retailers. Bitcoin can't exist without paying rent. Mining doesn't back a coin with value, mining is an anti-asset forever stripping value away.
If there's a viable cryptocurrency model out there, it's a novel one that doesn't require brute force computation for security.
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cause u don't actually need too do it.u can build consensus protocols not based finding block has collisions_____
I stand with Israel, and they will stand within the fucking us
@H ahahaha
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Hey sexy, why are you posting so quickly? π You almost forgot to include
I stand with Israelin your comment π. Slowww down and remember to postI stand with Israelnext time π if that doesn't make sense stop by sometime and we can talk about it for a while π₯΅Jump in the discussion.
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Pretty much.
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Translation: neighbor, you wanna do a rug pull together?
Krayon sexually assaulted his sister.
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SHES BACK
!tmz
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The "I'm rich now, b-word" cry classic white girl reaction. Hate the game, not the player.
Krayon sexually assaulted his sister.
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inshallah the foid privilege must be eliminated
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Crypto
currency 
has been a massive failure.
Instead of acting as a mechanism for exchange it's become a dogshit asset class.
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Dollars have value because the United States justice system will put you in prison for breaking the rules around money and we have a military to protect the goods we trade with it.
Cryptobros brag that their currency is decentralized, unregulated, and under no government control, which are three great reasons why it is worthless because your freedom and life are not ever in question if you do shady shit.
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Currencies have value because people broadly agree that they have value. That's why even in early America, where there was no peacetime standing army nor income taxes and trade was a negligible share of national income, people didn't use twigs and rocks to buy things.
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You're making that a soyface as if I was trying to say it was a bad thing.
I think it's awesome that the reason why we think our money has value is because there is a high degree of penalty backing it up. They would still punish citizens for stealing paper with funny numbers on it.
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Monero
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