> If you’re living in a dysfunctional government then at least crypto protects you from random seizures/freezing of your assets. How so? We've already seen lar

> If you’re living in a dysfunctional government then at least crypto protects you from random seizures/freezing of your assets. How so? We've already seen large scale shutdowns of crypto projects by centralized authorities like OpenSea. I highly doubt dysfunctional and authoritarian governments are going to swallow allowing their citizens to use these platforms without also ensuring that they have a measure of control over it. And if an authoritarian government wants to steal your assets, they'll just install malware on your device and take your keys, then you've lost everything. Or they'll just disappear you until you agree to hand things over.