Quote from: Don Pedro Dinero on December 16, 2017, 07:45:49 AM

Quote from: davis196 on December 16, 2017, 06:10:28 AM

If the net neutrality is over and the US internet service providers starts to ban/block cryptocurrency exchange platforms and online wallets,then other countries might follow the USA.

I was thinking the same as well but, what about Tor? Will they be able to block access to exchanges using Tor? I dont think so. Will they be able to block Tor itself?

In the unlikely scenario that they attempt to block Tor, users can just use a VPN. They can't realistically ban personal VPNs because a lot of employees in major companies use a VPN for their work. A VPN on its own is not regarded as suspicious.

This is all worst-case scenarios. A lot of countries where Bitcoin is prominent (like China) have far less neutral Internet than the US does. ISPs can screw with traffic now, but it'll take a lot of small steps for them to get anywhere.

They also have very little incentive to ban BTC.