Excellent thread, @MustStopMurad. My only concern is that governments like in the US & S. Korea are legally allowed to seize crypto assets from people. If their currency is threatened, what is going to stop them from doing this?https://twitter.com/MustStopMurad/status/985335762421010434 …
-
-
Also it's easy to block access to banking for bitcoin exchanges - for example there were over 10 exchanges in Poland, and after regulatory/fear/risk they fleeced from Poland to Malta/Cyprus etc..
-
Sure but if you have your private keys in cold storage, it’s hard for them to take it
-
Thx for the reply. My major concern is the gov’t can legally someone up and prevent them from access to their phone, computer, cold storage wallet, etc. while they buy time to get warrants and ultimately start seizing property/physical assets when they can’t get to the BTC.
-
*legally lock someone up
-
You can do that to 100 people but it gets harder right around 100,000,000 people. Also, brainwallets.
-
Makes perfect sense. Brainwallets are my new goal. Thank ya.
End of conversation
New conversation -
Loading seems to be taking a while.
Twitter may be over capacity or experiencing a momentary hiccup. Try again or visit Twitter Status for more information.