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Banning anything that's already widespread implies making a part of the population into criminals. With that comes the costs of enforcement and of government's
by throwaway20875 6y ago
Banning anything that's already widespread implies making a part of the population into criminals. With that comes the costs of enforcement and of government's authority (which is finite). Consider too that crypto is, often, a response by many to perceived policy for fiat.
- jf22 6y agoI'm sure there is a way to turn off phase out Bitcoin without making thousands of people criminals. The planet is burning, the cost of enforcement will be worth it.