Are there studies about how much of the p2p sold corn is actually coming from darknet markets or ransomware and can cause serious problems for the p2p buyer?
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No need for studies. As regulation increases with surveillance it's an ever increasing number.
Risk of confiscation today is two or three orders of magnitude higher than 5 years ago. If not more!
Soon everybody will know someone with a frozen account or transaction. It's inevitable.
My recommendation: Use credit cards for digital payments. More private than BTC and if KYC'ed a near zero chance of failing transactions.
For everything else there is Monero or cash.
Everything else is nearly worthless.
Imagine you have $1B. But you can not spend it. Is it really worth $1B?
This concept applies to all non-fungible coins including BTC. If you really think BTC NGU won't be broken in the future by the BTC ETF and pay your taxes on it
I agree. Crazy to me how few people understand this simple and predictable development.