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What seems to be happening is that people (including you) are guessing that it is happening. Where is the evidence at? Rest assure, the arm of the law is long
by capableweb 6y ago
What seems to be happening is that people (including you) are guessing that it is happening. Where is the evidence at?
Rest assure, the arm of the law is long and slow working, but eventually people breaking the law (especially in blockchain-land) will feel the effects of it, sooner or later.
As I said before, blockchains makes it easier for law enforcement, not harder, unless you're using cryptocurrencies like zcash, but they are not widely used currently.
Disclaimer: I'm myself not into NFTs because it mostly seems like hype at this point, I own zero NFTs myself and have no interest in buying. But I also care about accuracy.
- sillysaurusx 6y agoOf course we're guessing what's happening. What's wrong with that? That's pretty much the definition of empiricism. The evidence is the fact that these pixelated faces are being "sold" for a nice car's worth of money every hour.
- capableweb 6y agoYeah, I don't know, I tend to want to be sure about statements I make about the state of the world, but seemingly not everyone has the same standard. And no, that's no evidence. Just like apartments being sold for millions of dollars is not evidence of money laundering.