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DOGE $0.12 (-2.63%)

ADA $0.35 (-3.72%)

BCH $569.98 (+4.47%)

LINK $11.97 (-1.84%)

XMR $410.98 (-2.74%)

XLM $0.21 (-1.95%)

ZEC $396.17 (+4.44%)

LEO $6.82 (-2.80%)

HYPE $23.03 (-7.05%)

LTC $74.18 (-1.92%)

SUI $1.35 (-4.58%)

AVAX $11.50 (-2.91%)

HBAR $0.11 (-3.18%)

SHIB $0.00 (-5.56%)

BTC $85,416.00 (-0.54%)

ETH $2,821.46 (+0.16%)

BNB $827.65 (-1.27%)

XRP $1.82 (-2.56%)

SOL $118.99 (-2.75%)

TRX $0.28 (+0.08%)

DOGE $0.12 (-2.63%)

ADA $0.35 (-3.72%)

BCH $569.98 (+4.47%)

LINK $11.97 (-1.84%)

XMR $410.98 (-2.74%)

XLM $0.21 (-1.95%)

ZEC $396.17 (+4.44%)

LEO $6.82 (-2.80%)

HYPE $23.03 (-7.05%)

LTC $74.18 (-1.92%)

SUI $1.35 (-4.58%)

AVAX $11.50 (-2.91%)

HBAR $0.11 (-3.18%)

SHIB $0.00 (-5.56%)

Cypherpunk

A Cypherpunk is a certain type of activitist that doesn’t believe in the current state of society with respect to e.g. privacy, banking, information transmission and more. Instead, the Cypherpunks propose a more wide-spread adoption of e.g. blockchain technology to strengthen each individual’s privacy. The Cypherpunks’ “bible” is “A Cypherpunk’s Manifesto” written by Eric Hughes in 1993.