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My first privacy coin adventure was with Pirate Chain - ARRR. I was heavily influenced by a well know social commentator at the time and naively bought into the project during a period when it was being heavily pumped up. I subsequently lost quite a bit when it fell back to earth*.

After this experience I vowed to do my own research and not blindly follow others. In 2021 I ran across Zano, read about the development team, the tech involved and its mission and decided this was for me. So I invested what I had left into the project. My (private) stake has subsequently grown some, but more importantly I am really impressed with all the developments that have occurred e.g. Zarcanum etc, as it strives to fulfil its promise as a privacy by default layer 1 designed to support a private ecosystem and all this can offer beyond mere digital cash.

• I still believe Pirate Chain is an excellent project founded on excellent privacy tech and such (privacy) projects need to be supported.

I just want to say that you have my full support and my faith in the team and the project is in no way diminished. What attracted me to Zano is the innovative approach to privacy in creating the foundations of a private ecosystem. Setbacks such as this are par for the course when entering new territory and there will be other challenges along the way. But those who believe in the project and its goals will come together to see us through these difficult periods - just as we will join to celebrate the better times ahead. So thank you and all the best to Andre, Pavel & the Zano Team.

Just seen that Andrey Sabelnikov is LIVE on MoneroTalk TOMORROW 8/20 at 7:00AM-EDT - talking about the Significance of @zano_project's Upcoming Hard Fork 6.

Good interview. Not too long and enough context. I get the feeling listening to Andre speak that he's just so far ahead of the game when it comes to issues such as POS v POW and the impact of AI that even those quite well versed in crypto are lagging quite aways behind.

It bodes well for Zano though that we are lead by a visionary - a few visionaries if you include other members of the team. Also the interviewer is correct at pointing out that Zano is constantly innovating and moving in a forward direction which is a sign of a healthy project.

Great fun indeed. I've enjoyed Battlefield for awhile. But Street is super cool - though it will lose some of its variety when Zano goes pure POS and the orange bus gets retired, the pickaxes go and we're just left with ribeye steaks.