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Here’s what I think is coming:

1) force all US wallets to be registered under FBAR. Don’t worry, they’ll make it easy to do. Just hand over your tax ID and xpub.

2) release an API to check if a wallet address is registered

3) force exchanges to block all withdrawals to unregistered wallets; force software wallets to block all transfers from registered wallets to unregistered wallets; force businesses to block receipt of payments from unregistered wallets.

3) create a penalty, seizure and / or jail, for having control an unregistered wallet. If your unregistered bitcoin is transferred to a regulated entity, poof it’s gone.

Of course this won’t stop bitcoin. It’s just going to make life for Americans hell unless a few States stand up and push back. Also, countries will compete for bitcoiners so there will be places to go.
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nbyte 2y ago

I expect big changes coming to data transfer over the internet. Not allowing any traffic without the mark of the beast, and going after anything encrypted as if it were someone questioning election results. I have been thinking about how to encrypt using obfuscation rather than encryption.

In fact, It has been in the back of my mind for quite some time that high volume of zaps could serve to be that obfuscation for bitcoin transactions. Not sure who pulls that sting... Jack probably knows that club.

Things are going to heat up frens. Stacking sats wont save you anymore than gold coins. It is true, they cant stop bitcoin, but they do funnel and filter the internet. I am more bullish on mesh nets than bitcoin, unpopular as that statement is.

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