In 2025, privacy in crypto is not “an option for paranoids” but a basic security skill. Regulators, ransomware attacks, address surveillance, and hot wallets — all of this makes your transactions and metadata a price many are willing to pay. The ability to properly use privacy tools reduces risks: from theft to physical threats. Below are five tools that are truly worth mastering deeply.
Binance has announced it is joining the T3+ alliance, created by TRON, Tether, and TRM Labs. On the surface, this looks like a “fight against crime,” but in reality, it’s something much more dangerous.
In today’s world, where data has become one of the most valuable currencies, protecting personal information and erasing digital traces has become an essential task. Every click, search, or post leaves a trace, which can be used for marketing purposes or made available to various services and companies for analysis. But how can we practically erase these traces, especially in an age where every st
When we talk about the modern digital world, it’s impossible to ignore the silent but powerful undercurrent that has shaped the way we think about privacy, encryption, and personal freedom: Cypherpunk philosophy.
Privacy is an illusion. Your private messages on messaging apps and email services, whether it's Gmail or WhatsApp, are far from "private." Governments and corporations can easily access your conversations. This is not a conspiracy theory but a well-documented reality, highlighted by whistleblowers like Edward Snowden and even official government investigations.
In today's fast-paced digital world, security and anonymity are more than just important—they’re essential. As we become increasingly aware of the potential risks with mainstream messaging apps, finding a reliable way to chat that respects your privacy is a must. Enter XMPP (Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol) clients.