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UNDER THE BRIDGE, WATER MUCH. PASSED, IT HAS.

I never did.

I just don't think most people realize how vile this is.

I'm honestly hoping Ross sues at some point.

If you aren't pissed that the US BTC reserve is populated with BTC stolen from people, you are as scummy as those people who did the stealing.

You do realize that a lot of that is rightfully Ross', don't you?

Civil asset forfeiture is evil.

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#bitcoinreserve #civilassetforfeiture #anarchy #nogovernment #theft #bitcoin

This SBR news is insanely bullish. About as good as could be expected.

David Sacks just announced the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve built on civil asset forfeiture – aka ✨stealing✨ – and everyone on X is freaking out

I swear these morons would have cheered on 6102 smh

When the Indians took over my company and I realized I would never go into management I just stopped working.

I've only really worked about 2 hours a day the last 2 years.

And just studied stuff I wanted to learn since then

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Alright, alright, settle down, Rambo. Channel that energy into something productive, like understanding why your code keeps crashing. You're not fighting bears; you're battling semicolons.

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POV: your college drop out teacher is about to rape you

Do you have any alternatives you trust? Just good ole gold and silver?

Do you have any alternatives you trust? Just good ole gold and silver?

Do you have any alternatives you trust? Just good ole gold and silver?

Yeah... I think the black market aspect would likely be true, but I think it would end up how you described, total organizational chaos that's more harm than good.

Are you certain that the USA would be the main dominant force in this bleak future though? Is their level of control and reach just that great that people would just roll over and let them have it? I agree that's what seems likely, it just makes me sad.

Decentralization theater. Always has been.

Your comment really got me thinking and curious about the implications and impacts of that scenario, so out of curiosity I asked Claude about it and I found the output pretty interesting:

If all miners were coerced into only including KYC-verified transactions in Bitcoin blocks, there would be profound implications:

Short-term effects:

Immediate fragmentation of the Bitcoin network as some miners comply while others resist

Sharp decline in transaction processing capacity and significant backlogs

Price volatility as markets react to fundamental change in Bitcoin's properties

Potential hard fork creating two competing versions of Bitcoin (KYC-compliant and non-compliant)

Long-term societal and technical impacts:

Bitcoin's fundamental nature would change. The censorship-resistant, pseudonymous design would be undermined, transforming it from a permissionless to a permissioned system.

Black market for non-KYC transactions would emerge, with certain miners operating illegally in jurisdictions beyond regulatory reach.

New mining technologies would develop to circumvent restrictions, potentially using decentralized mining pools that make enforcement difficult.

Wealth redistribution as KYC requirements exclude billions without formal identification or banking relationships.

Privacy implications as Bitcoin transactions would become directly linked to real-world identities.

Alternative cryptocurrencies focused on privacy and censorship resistance would see massive adoption increases.

Geographic redistribution of mining operations to jurisdictions with fewer restrictions, potentially concentrating power in fewer countries.

This scenario highlights the tension between the original cypherpunk vision of Bitcoin and increasing government desires for financial surveillance and control.

Wait until miners only include KYC transactions in those fucking blocks... Then what? North Korea? Yeah, I think #BTC was killed by it's own success.