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If all zcash is pro-rata considered "stolen" when one is, then you could argue that zcash participants are all knowingly transferring stolen goods (since it's p
by ThrustVectoring 9y ago
If all zcash is pro-rata considered "stolen" when one is, then you could argue that zcash participants are all knowingly transferring stolen goods (since it's public knowledge that some portion of the zcash is stolen). That'd be enough to shut down the network at the interface with the state-sanctioned banking system.
- mapumpum 9y agoAll these legal theories will not matter, because the entire problem will immediately become dangerously political. When the protesters started marching in 2011 in Syria, Bashir thought that he could solve the problem by putting a lot of them in jail. Well, outside the small area that he still controls today, the entire Syrian police force has been exterminated. They are all dead now. The political situation in many countries is already explosive without provocation. The state-sanctioned banking system is generally hated. Too many people already are looking to overthrow the ruling elite. All that they still need, is a flimsy excuse.
- rohit2412 9y agoI don't agree with the reasoning. Since we all know that a few currency notes are stolen sometime, the entire usd cash system will be shut down?