Also I consider whether I wasn't fooled by the bitcoin hype, as it might enable global economy, which is bad cause can't be taxes and then rich people can play with our lives basically...
Then again you could in principle tax bitcoin locally.
Monero and such would be harder.
But while you can call Monero dark and evil for that, Bitcoin seems still kind of morally superior to government currency...
Then again you could in principle tax bitcoin locally.
Monero and such would be harder.
But while you can call Monero dark and evil for that, Bitcoin seems still kind of morally superior to government currency...
Bitcoin became more anonymous as well though, compared to single address wallet in the beginning
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Not in my experience. Every exchange I tried either wanted my drivers license or wouldn't serve me because my local laws require them to respect KYC. There are ways to purchase Bitcoin while being anonymous but you have to dig and research them.
