Quote from: alastantiger on April 30, 2024, 09:48:59 PM

How are we at war? Kindly pardon my ignorance here as a noob , I may not have fully understood. Although I have learned not to believe everything I read on the Internet but from the news publication if there's any truth to it, MemoryDealers broke the law and he is facing the consequences for it.

It's the war of government against the people, and all of the sudden developers are getting arrested, and everyone is breaking a law if they had any connection with Bitcoin.
With the way how they are going in future you will be able to use bitcoin only with custodial and government approved services Tongue

You don't need to be expert to understand what is happening.

Quote from: odolvlobo on April 30, 2024, 11:44:05 PM

I'm curious about how the statute of limitations will apply. Much of the indictment refers to alleged crimes happening many years ago.

They can change things as they like,
Imagine officials being so desperate to track, monitor and arrest ex US citizens in different countries because of this ... as if they don't have anything better to do, all terrorists and evil hackers are suddenly gone...
I wonder what would Frédéric Bastiat say if he was alive today?

Quote from: examplens on May 01, 2024, 12:25:22 AM

I would not defend Roger in any matter, but this is just another confirmation of why anonymity is important.
The US is putting serious pressure on the regulation of the Bitcoin system (I can't shake the impression that they put themselves as the main and only judges here) and we were afraid that they would ban cryptocurrencies. Embarrassed

I am starting to wonder if Roger was actually right about many things Tongue

They will probably ban Bitcoin in future, as soon as they release their CBDC crap.
Maybe they will allow Saylor and ''approved'' people to use it with special custodial wallets only.