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0 sats \ 3 replies \ @Bitcoin_Bootcamp 27 Mar \ on: Can Bitcoin enslave us all? bitcoin
What first comes to my mind is that you don't have to accept Bitcoin; you simply receive it. So, whenever this begins, non-KYC coins will be sent to documented legal addresses. How do you inform your government that these coins are from a customer or a person who intended to expose you to triple fines?
  • Furthermore, it's just information, portable in every conceivable way from the mind to written text. There will be a shadow system, impossible for anyone to track. Peer-to-peer transactions!
  • Cypherpunks are also not sleeping!
  • The world will always have different governmental structures. Some allow, some do not. You can move!
  • Freedom always wins in the long term!
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0 sats \ 2 replies \ @Darthcoin_Cash OP 27 Mar
peer to peer transactions are impossible to track? wut?
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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @Bitcoin_Bootcamp 27 Mar
Pairing Tor with a VPN for peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions not only strengthens anonymity but also adds layers of privacy. As technology evolves, governments must keep up. That's where Cypherpunks come in. Additionally, P2P nodes play a crucial role in maintaining this decentralized network.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Darthcoin_Cash OP 27 Mar
tor and vpn have no impact on the fact that your transaction is on a public ledger. Its like accessing your online banking with a vpn and thinking the bank does not know who your are :)
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