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Not in practice. Would you trade a clean bitcoin for a bitcoin stolen by North Korean hackers? Knowing chances are big you might get your coin sized. If you tak
by victorbjorklund 1y ago
Not in practice. Would you trade a clean bitcoin for a bitcoin stolen by North Korean hackers? Knowing chances are big you might get your coin sized. If you take that trade you are not bright.
- dahcryn 1y agobut how do you know that before the swap? As long as this information balance exists, they are worth equal value
- ta12653421 1y agogood one! This brings to my mind: Chainalysis or the exchanges Co should offer such service like "bitcoin cleanyness lookup" or similar :-) (maybe some do already and Im not aware of...) But the thing is: These service work wallet-based.
- victorbjorklund 1y agoYou check the transaction history. So your argument is that they are worth equal as long as the buyer doesn’t have all the information? It’s like claiming that a new CPU is worth the exact same as an old broken one because you can trick someone to buy it for full price if they don’t check it before paying.
- chipsrafferty 1y agoIf you take any trade that is supposedly 1:1 you are not bright because there is no reason to do it.