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Digital ID: The Canary in the Coal Mine

As of September 1, 2025, Vietnam shut down more than 86 million bank accounts that were deemed inactive or non-compliant with the new biometric rules. Vietnam’s new banking system now requires mandatory biometric authentication for customer account validation, a move initiated by the State Bank of Vietnam. Without digital compliance, these people no longer have access to their own money. This Orwellian move is part of the central bank’s “cashless strategy”, aimed at combating identity theft, fraud, and AI-enabled scams. Moreover, the Vietnamese government has openly committed to eliminating cash entirely by 2030. [Read More]

No Pets in the Net Zero Future?


Jefferey Jaxen uncovers how the net-zero agenda is creeping into everyday life, even raising alarms about pet ownership. From bans on access to nature to proposals for restricting meat consumption, climate policies are increasingly targeting personal freedoms in the name of “saving the planet.”

The Government Is Not Your Friend

Bitcoiners need to stop begging the government for permission to exercise their rights. They are not our friends.

Yesterday’s guilty verdict for Roman Storm on the count of conspiracy to operate an unlicensed money service business is absolutely insane.

FinCEN, the regulator responsible for licensing, monitoring, and enforcement actions concerning criminal activity in money transmission has itself explicitly stated that self-custodial tooling that facilitates the transmission of value using cryptocurrencies are not money transmitters and are not subject to the relevant regulations.

So, how did we get here? Eight months after the election of a president who describes himself as a Bitcoin and cryptocurrency advocate, after the Department of Justice themselves have explicitly stated that they are not going to engage in regulation by prosecution, or prosecute mixing services, how was Roman Storm found guilty? [Read More]