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I didn't comment exactly on THAT, only on your first points. Anyway, I actually believe Bitcoin is not private property to begin with. But I still think contrac
by swfsql 9y ago
I didn't comment exactly on THAT, only on your first points.
Anyway, I actually believe Bitcoin is not private property to begin with. But I still think contracts are legally enforçable.
- quuquuquu 9y agoI apologize, that's tunnel vision on my part from other comments XD I don't really understand what contract there is to legally enforce. Say I send some bits to Big Vern's site. One day, the bits aren't there anymore. If it was a legally incorporated real bank, and my bits represented real dollars or Euros or etc, then I would be fuming pissed and would be suing. But Big Vern did not run a site with any express guarantees, and I did not send him any legal tender. So we were effectively operating in a legal vacuum. One time I left my car at a repair shop. All the cars they had in the lot were stolen. The police didn't arrest the shop owner for negligence. They just went and tried to find the thieves.