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I'm very happy with the liberty/access aspect of it, but it's much more relevant for small transfers. People moving this amount of money already have access, u
by jraines 7y ago
I'm very happy with the liberty/access aspect of it, but it's much more relevant for small transfers. People moving this amount of money already have access, unless they're a drug lord or from a sanctioned country (and ofc they have their ways, too, shoutout to HSBC, Wachovia, DB, etc)
- conanbatt 7y agoI think everyone wanted/expected bitcoin to serve for the distributed/small case, but reality has made it the other way around so far. The capacity to avoid sanctions and the enforcement of law are greatly valuable assets: anything that limits the power of the state is a step towards liberty. (Not towards crimeless-ness)