Einundzwanzig Magazine #3 - Cypherpunk

Einundzwanzig Magazin – Issue 3: Cypherpunk is the magazine's most personal issue – written by a 90s web pioneer who witnessed the decline of the free internet firsthand.

Concept & Mission

The magazine is a community project that offers a paper platform to talented individuals in the German Bitcoin community. It was created as a conscious reaction to a shitcoin magazine and the lack of quality Bitcoin journalism in the DACH region.

Key Topics

• Cypherpunk Movement: Decades of fighting for privacy, encryption, and digital freedom
• Julian Assange: Over 15 years of extradition fear – WikiLeaks exposed US war crimes in Afghanistan that were never prosecuted
• Surveillance Capitalism: Big Tech as a data octopus, platformization as a censorship machine
• Chinese Firewall as a global model for state internet censorship – a warning for the West
• 3 exclusive interviews with privacy activists and Assange supporters

Historical Context (Netdiver)

The free web of the early 90s – decentralized, open, uncensored – systematically turned into a surveillance tool from around 2001. Bitcoin as the logical answer from the Cypherpunks: Peer-to-peer, censorship-resistant, pseudonymous.

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Einundzwanzig Magazin #3 – Cypherpunk! Privacy, Julian Assange & digital freedom. 3 exclusive interviews with activists. How Big Tech & governments turned the internet into a surveillance machine – and why Bitcoin is the answer. Don't trust, verify!