Withdraw from all KYC services you use directly to Wasabi or Joinmarket. Otherwise you are pointlessly adding to the normal risk that comes with KYC over an easily applied level of protection.

Fees are super low too.

Protože jen blb si myslí že bez socialismu můžeme fungovat.

I didn't know about the second one...

"the fact that all our economics awards are given out for propagating Keynesian bullshit will become obvious"

What hasn't pissed someone off? 🤣

Fear of choices & decisions is a hallmark of mental illness.

The desire for socialism is a sign of mental illness.

Change my mind.

#socialism

#politics

#choice

#freedom

Ah, that makes sense. There's a LOT of slate roofs here in New England (the NE of the US), but it is falling out of favor since it is so expensive.

About $196 billion worth of #Bitcoin are now held by ETFs, countries, public and private companies.

I wonder what Satoshi would be thinking of that #nostr.

Correct, it is not censorable because the transactions are encrypted and therefore obfuscated.

If they were not encrypted Tether Inc would be able to identify which wallet addresses contained their coins and may then be able to lock those wallets.

Censorable is too generic a word, we need to define the meaning.

By lock we mean that the funds are no longer movable.

In the case of ERC20 tokens this could mean burning the token or simply putting a script (contract) on top of the ledger entry that makes it null and void (like a master key).

For the new Bitcoin Tether tokens, these mechanisms may or may not be available. I suspect Tether would not give up the ability to censor (lock or burn) their own coins.

But as we know Bitcoin UTXOs are uncensorable, so I would guess that the ordinal would still be able to be spent, but that perhaps the USDT would no longer be inscribed on it, or that the USDT token would not move to the new key.

These are my early guesses, but they are all speculations I would prefer not to make.

Instead, I would prefer to accept that at this stage we do not know.

Knowing that we do not know means that we don't have to make assumptions and that we can research and find out.

This, for me at least, is a better method of understanding.

Direct quote from you and the point I was answering:

“I don't think those things are fungible on liquid and erc20”

You appear to be making random untrue statements that bear no resemblance to the discussion.

NFT's (JPEGs) are not fungible (Non Fungible Tokens),

ALL OTHER CRYPTO CURRENCIES ARE FUNGIBLE.

Beaver chads win again. Far more productive than Europeans

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Tether Inc. lock USDT all the time as is shown above or by doing any Google search.

Huh?

You can't lock a Bitcoin TX, that's kind of the entire point of Bitcoin - it's uncensorable, but you can lock a Tether wallet on blockchains like Ethereum.

The question is can you lock a Tether wallet on the unlockable Bitcoin network.