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For this to work, the blacklist should apply to the receiving wallet AND CASCADE through to wallets to which that wallet issued any subsequent transfers. Coins
by Rygian 6y ago
For this to work, the blacklist should apply to the receiving wallet AND CASCADE through to wallets to which that wallet issued any subsequent transfers.
Coins used to pay ransomware should effectively taint and freeze everything they touch.
- Sebb767 6y agoSo you want to convert them to a free weapon to freeze random wallets? Guess you could use that dor demanding ransoms...
- robocat 6y agoA government could have a “burner” account where all tainted money could be sent. A system where you are warned of tainted deposits (for example, use a micro-transaction from a “US taint detected” account as the message). You have x days to pay the received tainted money to the burner account, or your account gets tainted too. Of course every jurisdiction would want to be in on the “free” bitcoins so lots of complications...