Hollywood has been trying to stop bittorrent for decades and always failed. Cryptocurrency uses the same technology but even better because you don't need a centrally managed list of all nodes. Wall street can't do shit.
What they can do however is to sell fake Bitcoin certificates to fool people, just like they do with gold and there by keep the price down. Or buy a shitload of coins for themselves and then dump to make the price look more volatile than it is, which of course is a loss for them.
They don't have the same control over exchanges as they have over the stock market so anyone can play the same game on equal conditions and play out the wall street clowns with their own methods. And the more manipulation, the faster decentralized exchanges will grow, which is even harder for them to manipulate, plus that trading is anonymous and secure, even to FED coin, cash or gold.
They clearly did if they seized it. Seize actually means access. seize sēz►
intransitive verb To grasp suddenly and forcibly; take or grab.
intransitive verb To take by force; capture or conquer.
Government can't break encryption, if they did get access to it they either tortured the owner or tricked him into believing that he wouldn't get a lifetime sentence with daily torture, if and only if he gave up his keys.
This is why you shouldn't tell random people how much crypto you hold, or that you hold at all.
"The design of the system goes to great lengths to collect particular data that would be necessary for an attack on Diffie-Hellman but not for alternative explanations, like a break in AES or other symmetric crypto," the researchers wrote.
Weaker algorithms has for a long time been considered at risk, cryptocurrency has always used symmetric algorithms and are therefore NSA safe. Here's a good sheet on what NSA could possibly break and when: https://www.keylength.com/en/4/
Under warrants, authorities seized more than 300 cryptocurrency accounts, four websites, four Facebook pages and millions of dollars.
Accounts are typically exchange accounts, nobody can crack a wallet. If you don't trust me this site proves that mathematically: https://privatekeys.pw/
As if Biden even has the first fucking clue what any of those words mean
Most likely not. But his Wall Street backers sure do
Hollywood has been trying to stop bittorrent for decades and always failed. Cryptocurrency uses the same technology but even better because you don't need a centrally managed list of all nodes. Wall street can't do shit.
What they can do however is to sell fake Bitcoin certificates to fool people, just like they do with gold and there by keep the price down. Or buy a shitload of coins for themselves and then dump to make the price look more volatile than it is, which of course is a loss for them.
They don't have the same control over exchanges as they have over the stock market so anyone can play the same game on equal conditions and play out the wall street clowns with their own methods. And the more manipulation, the faster decentralized exchanges will grow, which is even harder for them to manipulate, plus that trading is anonymous and secure, even to FED coin, cash or gold.
Investors = Old democrat cronie fucks who don't like seeing young dudes buy lambos with crypto
Nailed it
It’ll be impossible to enforce. The only people who’ll be affected are ppl whose crypto is on exchanges. Cold wallets would be impossible to find.
Impossible to enforce? Ask the DOJ how impossible it is to seize crypto. https://www.cnet.com/news/justice-department-seizes-millions-of-dollars-in-cryptocurrency-allegedly-linked-with-terrorism/
They seized a hard drive with crypto on it.
Ask if they have access to it. They don’t.
They clearly did if they seized it. Seize actually means access. seize sēz► intransitive verb To grasp suddenly and forcibly; take or grab. intransitive verb To take by force; capture or conquer.
Government can't break encryption, if they did get access to it they either tortured the owner or tricked him into believing that he wouldn't get a lifetime sentence with daily torture, if and only if he gave up his keys.
This is why you shouldn't tell random people how much crypto you hold, or that you hold at all.
Many disagree-https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2015/10/how-the-nsa-can-break-trillions-of-encrypted-web-and-vpn-connections/
Weaker algorithms has for a long time been considered at risk, cryptocurrency has always used symmetric algorithms and are therefore NSA safe. Here's a good sheet on what NSA could possibly break and when: https://www.keylength.com/en/4/
Anything than can be built can be destroyed. There is absolutely nothing than is impenetrable. When you build something, you learn what it’s vulnerabilities are, so that those vulnerabilities can be mitigated. Even MIT will tell you that blockchain isn’t impenetrable-https://cams.mit.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019-06-06-WSJ-Blockchain-Is-Unbreakable_Think-Again.pdf
didn’tNo they
Accounts are typically exchange accounts, nobody can crack a wallet. If you don't trust me this site proves that mathematically: https://privatekeys.pw/
1 out of 2^256
2^256 = 23 commas
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Jokes on him, I keep my rigs upstairs.
shut it down!