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That's true of literally everything and yet we have figured out in other spheres how to have fair dealings, and have things like leases, and insurance, and othe
by tracerbulletx 3y ago
That's true of literally everything and yet we have figured out in other spheres how to have fair dealings, and have things like leases, and insurance, and other fair ways of working together when dealing with things owned by other people. As people build businesses on these platforms it is completely necessary that standards and duties between these parties be formalized, predictable, and non-capricious.
- monero-xmr 3y agoNo I have a constitutional right to the property I own, except in exceptional circumstances. Your Twitter handle is not land, nor a physical object in your house, and the laws we have won’t protect you if the contract says you can’t own it. Cryptocurrency is simply a different thing in terms of digital ownership. It’s not the same as other digital things.