Quote from: Soots on August 12, 2018, 10:20:33 PM

Quote from: Peashooter on August 12, 2018, 09:51:54 PM

Quote from: LinkinPrak on May 15, 2018, 12:44:42 AM

You have no right to be punished, if you are punished because you have bitcoin, then you should ask them, "If I have bitcoin, what is the negative impact on this country (venezuela)?
surely they will be confused. Is the bitcoin in venezuela banned 100% (although only have it)

Defense your self cause you are not criminal you are only bitcoin user .There's no right to punished you. I think your fellow mens are not open minded in this kind of business.

There's no such definite rules that bitcoin will link to crime as well. Only ways that government could trace your bitcoin was through banking transfer transactions. The bank is always there to have transparency to become more effective in through blockchain and fiat transfers. I think there must stronger rules against the right of bitcoin users to become protected, due to it's a decentralized currency.

The bank is transparent? In which universe are you living? Or do you mean in disclosing information to the governments?

All this talk of anonymity of bitcoin doesn't reassure me. If someone wants to find you these days, it's not hard. People recklessly leaving behind cookie trails that can be tracked if the issue is serious enough. There were even a few high profile arrests of criminals a while ago who were using bitcoin for something illegal which eventually caught up with them.

But if you're just going to use it to avoid paying taxes and protect yourself from a currency that is turning into toilet paper, I'm sure they can't afford to waste the energy to track you down.