Why Every Bitcoiner Needs Operational Privacy
Criminals don’t need to hack your wallet.
They just need to know you have one and where to find you.
Criminals don’t need to hack your wallet.
They just need to know you have one and where to find you.
OpSec isn’t just for spooks and hackers. It’s for anyone who still gives a damn about freedom in the digital age.
That NDA you signed? Worthless if your stack is betraying you.
You didn’t leak anything. You didn’t post it online. You didn’t even share it.
But your default tools did.
Every document you write. Every photo you edit. Every project you sync. It’s fuel for someone else’s machine. A machine you don’t control. One that could cut you off tomorrow without explanation.
Data brokers depend on you doing nothing.
On you feeling overwhelmed, tired, defeated.
Prove them wrong.
Your boss doesn’t trust you. Not really.
So they installed surveillance you never agreed to.
To cut off the surveillance supply chain that turns your personality into a profit center. When you stop being predictable, you become ungovernable not by law, but by manipulation.
People assume their data is locked up tight unless there’s a warrant. The truth is messier.
Stop chasing perfection. It doesn’t exist. What exists is a model built for your life and a strategy you can execute.
You don’t need to be a spy. You just need to stop acting like an easy mark.