Yes, it takes some precautions to make crypto unseizable (sufficient encryption and/or brainwallets). Even then, governments always have the "$5 wrench" option,

Yes, it takes some precautions to make crypto unseizable (sufficient encryption and/or brainwallets). Even then, governments always have the "$5 wrench" option, in which they hold you in contempt and jail you for not turning over a password they believe you have. Still, for better or worse, a crypto-asset is a tool that can be used to store value that is purely under your control. Whether that's a good thing, or even should be a socially permissible thing, is certainly an open question.