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And amongst that, the property remains out the hands of the government. Perhaps it will be one day be moved and utilized by family descendants, whom have had t
by doggosphere 6y ago
And amongst that, the property remains out the hands of the government.
Perhaps it will be one day be moved and utilized by family descendants, whom have had time to find themselves in safer conditions.
That's the difference.
- gamblor956 6y agoTrue, but you can do that far easier with existing assets. Authoritarian countries can always simply block their citizens' access to exchanges, and even just outlaw crypto ownership.
- doggosphere 6y agoIn a near future, we might not even need exchanges. Pay your rent with crypto. Buy groceries with it. Even if its outlawed, that only slows it down at scale. People will still accept it if it has value. Drugs/prostitution/contraband can be traded even in the places where it is most strictly punished, outlawing it does nothing.