Good point, coercion is real, and so is custody risk.
But the fact that keys can be seized doesn’t mean Bitcoin failed, it means self-sovereignty requires both tech and courage.
Ross’s case proves why decentralization must go hand in hand with personal responsibility
It means that self-sovereignty is just a delusion, as long as kings can extort "taxes" from us in unlimited amount and used that to abuse us.
You’re right, we’re still deep inside Leviathan’s system.
Bitcoin doesn’t magically erase tyranny, but it offers an exit door for those bold enough to walk through it.
But sovereignty starts when we stop asking permission
