Agreed. We can rest assured there are adversaries. And likely very powerful ones. And great points about the free speech platforms importance.. The only solution is open discussion with the best signal to noise as possible. And the noise benefits the adversaries more than good guys. The highly anonymous dev culture of Monero is an interesting thought. Counter intuitive in some ways. But I would say the smaller tighter culture helps too (not that XMR has not had is dramas). Even certain "anon" btc devs are actively working for clout and rockstar status (you know who you are lol). And I'd bet there are some real adversaries among them. And if a level headed cypherpunk is "compromised" then he arguably does a good job with the narrative. But again the anti BTC chaos actors still have an asymmetrical advantage over the "good guys".