Real state, meaning that cryptocurrency is unreal to you, or were you trying to write real estate?
Yes obviously I meant real estate.
This is completely false and made up. Name me a at least 3 worldwide bank branches that target cryptocurrency users and block their accounts. And I'm not talking here about a single case because from time to time people get some transfers denied and it's not crypto related. I'm talking about specific, crypto related cases. Naming 3 should be easy if, like you've said, any account can be frozen.
I can claim that at any given time you can get an electric surge that will end up burning down your computer with all your precious sig campaign money and it will have as much substance as your claim about banks targeting bitcoiners.
Chase, Bank of America, CIBC... has frozen a lot of transactions.
Of course you can get irrelevant amounts, but try to get $800,000 in your account to buy a house and then see what happens.
Im not here to talk about what I have, I could be a multimillionaire or have 100 bucks, that's irrelevant. The point here is, when you try to put bitcoin into your account, and this bitcoin is not as easy to prove when and where it was bought (for example, buying it in Coinbase is easy, but money earned in exchange of a service like a sig campaign, a business where you accept BTC and never declared anything, a mining operation...) you will need to explain very clear every satoshi. This is what the thread is about. Now name 3 people that sold more than $500,000 worth of bitcoin, the bitcoin being obtained by offering a service and never having declared anything, or undeclared mining gains, etc, and explain how it went from them. Anyone that thinks it's as easy as selling it and just paying capital gains and that's all is a delusional idiot.
PS: The people that participated in early sig campaigns have made more than 100 BTC posting, that's more than 1 million bucks right now so stop treating it as a joke, so for these that started at the begining in around 2012 or so, they have a fortune doing that, so they better know how how report every single satoshi and the consequences of not having declared it in time when they attempt to buy real estate with it.
The banks are not cooperating with bitcoiners, they will try to get as much money from them as possible if the origin of the money is not clear or there are mistakes (which is very easy that that will happen since you are supposed to present every single transaction and trade ever which is insane). This is what the thread is about.