The money in your bank account isn’t truly yours. The cash you physically hold isn’t truly yours either.

The Bitcoin you have on an exchange or an ETF isn’t truly yours. But the Bitcoin you hold yourself is your money.

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Self-custody = no permission needed

Do you have a link to the article?

What would a goverment know about property, all they have is coerced by force or the product of usury.

At the same time as Jerome Powell is saying we can trust the banks to custody the people’s bitcoin 👀

Yeah right! Everyone wants your stack!

Microstrategy’s Bitcoin isn’t truly theirs

It’s not to do with truly, it 100% isn’t yours. Sats on your keys is yours but they’ll still try and take it, because they’re thieving cunts

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Fiat money in a bank is like storing shit in a fridge. #bitcoin

That is an insult to shit and fridges

Bitcoin isn't property either.

it is for whoever can sign the transaction

That doesn't make it property. A signature is just a message.

why are the private keys that allow you to sign the message and transfer value not an asset ?

I think the private keys, a secret bit of information, are an asset, but that is very different than saying bitcoin is property. You do not transfer or otherwise share the secrets in any way in order to publish a transaction message. And bitcoin is just pure information copied on everyone's node. That's very different from property. Maybe it's intellectual property, but I don't think so.

Another reason to dump their worthless paper.

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it has to be an 'asset' as they define it because it is their liability but is not truly yours and is inferior. bearer asset with self-custody wins

Is that how the authorities argued? You can't make that up! Haha