In the fucking shithole that the UK has become in the last decade, with progressive impoverishment of society, massive immigration, a two-tier justice system or expulsion of talent and wealth, we only needed the icing on the cake.
The UK Home Office is preparing to sell a massive stockpile of bitcoin seized from criminals, potentially netting the Treasury billions to address budget pressures, The Telegraph reported this weekend.
As if £7 billion is going to solve anything within a deficit of £164 billion. Let's see if it becomes a third world country for once, since they are working so hard for it.
Even now, when the future of bitcoin seems predetermined (countries and corporations will accumulate, and therefore the value will grow), there are countries ready to get rid of this asset faster. Instead of accumulating. I would not be surprised if another country was featured in this news, but to see the UK ready to sell bitcoin seems unusual to me. Or do members of the government know something that we don't know and therefore will get rid of bitcoin? The UK Home Office is preparing to sell a massive stockpile of bitcoin seized from criminals, potentially netting the Treasury billions to address budget pressures, The Telegraph reported this weekend.
As if £7 billion is going to solve anything within a deficit of £164 billion. Let's see if it becomes a third world country for once, since they are working so hard for it.
Is a quick change in trend and a fall of bitcoin coming? Or is this the same short-sightedness as those European countries that sold bitcoin several years ago for "almost pennies"?