Quote from: gentlemand on December 31, 2019, 06:47:22 PM

Quote from: Mike Mayor on December 31, 2019, 06:43:10 PM

Legally they can do jack shit to you. It is your crypto so no law in the world will take them from you. I know a lot about the law since my brother is a lawyer.

That all depends on where you live. Where I'm at the moment I get married nothing is 'mine' any more. It all gets taken into account when I take one hit round the head with a frying pan too many and walk.

Are you in USA or Canada? USA law is a joke honestly. Those guys don't know what they doing and have thugs for a police force. YOu guys get cuffed like wtf. Here we don't get cuffed. USA you get cuffed no matter what. Not cool. I would love to see a case where someone had to give over their bitcoin. Like I said before you would have to take a gun to someone's head. i would laugh if they told me I had to give my bitcoins over.
I laugh in their face. You cannot even prove someone owns bitcoins did you know that? Seriously look it up. You cannot legally without a point of a doubt prove they belong to you. Even if the wallet i tracked.
You have to prove that person was at that pc at that time using that IP. You can't just take things from people it doesn't work that way. If it did then anyone can be arrested for anything and get prosecuted.
It is difficult to prove things in court. Otherwise people who are innocent will go to jail all the time.

I am unsure if you are USA but the USA has terrible laws that are often abused. Most arrests are minor drug offences and mostly black people and Mexican. The racist. Not to talk about the fact 1% of the population is in jail and the second most is 0.2% This is why KYC pisses me off so much. These stupid USA laws must stay in the USA my country is not fond of America at all. I am protected from giving my personal info out and here we are told not to give KYC outside the country. The exchange here fro example is called Valr.com and I gave them my KYC. Why? Because I know who the owner and the owner use to work at another large exchange here.
There is also a physical location. Not some faceless piece of shit most people use.