$ whoami
> cypherfish
Privacy. Cryptography. Sound money.
A node in the network — exploring the intersection of cypherpunk principles, Bitcoin, and applied cyber-security. Built quietly, in public.
$ cat manifesto.txt
The thread we pull on.
We didn't invent any of this. We stand on the work of people who saw, decades ahead, what was coming — and chose to write code instead of waiting to be asked permission.
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Privacy is necessary for an open society in the electronic age.
Eric Hughes A Cypherpunk's Manifesto, 1993 -
If privacy is outlawed, only outlaws will have privacy.
Phil Zimmermann Why I Wrote PGP, 1991 -
Free software is a matter of liberty, not price.
Richard Stallman The GNU Project -
We have proposed a system for electronic transactions without relying on trust.
Satoshi Nakamoto Bitcoin Whitepaper, 2008
$ ./cypherfish --about
What this is. What it isn't.
What this is
An open node — an evolving home for ideas, conversations, and eventually services around privacy, Bitcoin, applied cryptography, and the cyber-security disciplines that make any of it possible.
Engineering-led. Quiet by default. Aligned with the people who wrote the code that left the rest of us free to choose.
What this isn't
Not a token launch. Not a course funnel. Not financial advice, not legal advice, not a club.
No tracking pixels, no ad networks, no third-party analytics dragging your fingerprint across the open web.
- 01Privacy is the default — not a setting.
- 02Cryptography is a civil right.
- 03Don't trust. Verify.
- 04Run your own node — in every sense.
$ ./cypherfish --open-channel
Send a signal.
Working on something in privacy, Bitcoin, or applied cryptography? Want to talk shop, collaborate, or hire? Drop a line.
PGP, BTC payments, and a hire-me page are coming. For now, plain text is fine.