It's the state that didn't like that. The country *is* the people.
But they can print any amount of USD without the volume of work changing.
They say it's backed by the US government. Not exactly sure what that means, maybe that you can buy (bribe) the US government with it.
A new law planned in Germany will make stealing a meme "digital violence", even if you just use it in private messages.
https://netzpolitik.org/2023/justizministerium-urheberrechtsverletzungen-sind-jetzt-digitale-gewalt/
Does the meme have to be stolen in Germany? Of German origin? By a resident of Germany?
It's funny how people use Satoshi's anonymity against bitcoin and say "Stay away from assets you don't know the creator of."
A brief look at the price of gold in USD over the decades shows that people are rather keen on storing their wealth in things they don't know who created.
There are even people not stacking sats.
"Money laundering is beautiful", a talk by Giacomo Zucco
The idea of something being legal means there is a state. That in and of itself is a compromise. But it's temporary, Bitcoin will take care of that.
Holding bitcoin in self-custody is charity of the highest order.
Check out Jim Bell's "Assassination Politics"
They're collectibles
Don't ascribe to stupidity what can be explained by malice.

It's about time
That's voluntary collective compliance. Individual disobedience wouldn't end well for many.



