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That assumes you actually get to keep the bitcoin (no hard fork to reverse, no value collapse due to sudden lack of trust, no gov throwing you in jail for steal
by bawolff 3y ago
That assumes you actually get to keep the bitcoin (no hard fork to reverse, no value collapse due to sudden lack of trust, no gov throwing you in jail for stealing, no angry mobsters putting a hit out on you).
The ideal ecconomic outcome would be something small enough you don't get noticed. Whose to say that isn't already happening? By definition you wouldn't be able to tell.
- npoc 3y agoEven if that where the case - extremely unlikely given that every fragment of bitcoin can be openly traced to it's origin, and double-spending detection is built deeply into the fundamentals of the system - it wouldn't really be any different to how the current fiat money system works.