Quote from: gmjutt6 on Today at 12:28:54 PM

At the end of this article he posses that:
Sadly though, it seems that over the next few months, the FBI could start working towards making the lives of crypto investors very difficult indeed.

I don't think so because the blockchain technology is now in every home almost. And it is not easy. But I am little bit confuse if FBI will go against the Crypto investors then what will be happen?

Source: https://cryptodaily.co.uk/2020/07/why-the-fbi-arent-that-big-on-bitcoin

If you do think that your information is not with the FBI even right now , I think you might be wrong .

It's more or so a known fact that the apps we use like Facebook and all , do sell the user's data to the government of different nations , at the same time if someone did file a complain against you or if you did something questionable then people might be tracking your every step .

Now the government is forcing the wallet companies to use KYC , at the same time they are forcing banks to do KYC too , or else they just shut off the account and you have to do a lot of things to make it work again , therefore when you buy cryptocurrencies from your bank accounts or when it's being deposited there , that information is easily accessible to the government body at the same time blockchain stores the data of any transaction forever which can be used by anyone .

I do think FBI have realized this by now and would be using this to track people they think are fishy. If they did not make life difficult for the investors right now I do think they will do it in the future too since blockchain is providing them with data which can be accessed if the person is crypto savy , honestly I don't think they will make anything difficult for anyone.