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The Mark of the Beast Is Here: Stablecoins, Digital IDs, and How to Fight Back Before It’s Too Late

What up, Vigilantes?


The fiat empire isn't collapsing by accident. It's being replaced, and what's replacing it is worse.

Let me tell you what's really cool in life: being first. The market is a race of those who arrive at a conclusion before everybody else. That's why the smartest investors buy when everyone hates crypto. They're not gambling. They're winning the race before the herd even knows it started.

The herd isn't slow by accident; it was made that way.

A lot of the confusion flooding into crypto right now is coming in on purpose, not because they don't know, but because there's an empire that feels threatened: the fiat empire, a system of debt slavery that does not want to let go of its grip on humanity. Look at the schools. They don't even teach personal finance. That's not an oversight; that's the banking system indoctrinating you from childhood. You were trained to live in accordance with their system before you could even question it.

Now that the fiat empire is coming down, they want to install a new fiat. You know what it is? It's the mark of the beast: the digitization of fiat known as the stablecoin, which runs not in isolation, but paired with a digital ID. They want to track and trace everything you do.

If that doesn't sound like the prophetic mark of the beast, I don't know what does…

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Think Coinbase and JPMorgan are on your side? People actually believe these outfits are looking out for the greater good. No, dude, they're just banks all over again. They want you ignorant. They want your crypto in their custody. They want you living in the fiat world forever. The lizards camouflage themselves as part of this crypto thing, and they're not.

Fortunately, we have ways to fight back: self-custody, sound cryptocurrencies that are private by default, and the eCash fork, which just launched at ecash.com on Halloween, the eighteenth anniversary of the Bitcoin white paper. The entire world now has the opportunity to unhijack Bitcoin.

Make no mistake: Bitcoin was hijacked. The Epstein class got sneaky. They paid off the core devs. They probably scared Gavin Andresen. I wouldn't be surprised if he was threatened. They probably did the same to Mike Hearn. Despite all that, every OG Bitcoiner is still here, and we're gonna fight for the fullness of Bitcoin: Satoshi's vision. As I've said: “The entire crypto market, the altcoin market has been nothing but a test run, a sandbox for the true Bitcoin on-chain economy.” Everything you've seen in crypto history has been alpha. We're just now going into beta.

Here's the part they kept from you: we don't even need the internet anymore. Bitcoin runs on radio waves. Try shutting that down.

The world is getting darker by the day, and my prayers go out to everyone living under tyranny right now. The good news is that more people wake up to crypto every single day, and the ones who come out ahead will be the ones who saw this coming and moved first. That's what we do at The Crypto Vigilante. We connect the dots before the herd does and show you where we see the opportunities. If you're ready to stay a step ahead of the beast system, come join us.

Peace, love, anarchy.

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Written by
Rafael LaVerde

Rafael LaVerde has a background in private equity and venture capital. He discovered Bitcoin in 2012 while volunteering on Ron Paul's presidential campaign. He served as board member of a Libertarian Super PAC while doing post-graduate work in economics, and was also a member of the University of Texas’ Mises Circle. His formal education includes graduate degrees in continental philosophy and psychology. He has been a Bitcoin miner since 2014. Rafael also managed investor relations for the BitAngels Network, which helped finance the vast majority of early Bitcoin startups, and was also part of the DApps Fund team that revolutionized funding structures that eventually became known as ICOs and STOs. He was also the founding partner of what became one of the very first Bitcoin venture capital funds.