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I think they’re asking: why destroy value of an asset that they currently hold/own?

• sillysaurus3 9y ago
  Well, it's a relatively small sum. And if it grows into a large and valuable asset relative to the government's budget, that's a bad sign: it means the government-backed dollar is losing steam relative to crypto. It's in the government's interest to lop off the head of its biggest existential threat. Also, Satoshi presumably passed his coins to his heirs. Who controls 6% of all wealth? I wonder.