@SPEARS if you are so sure then there is plenty of options to put your money where your mouth is

I make no claims on gambling

i'm just saying, the last thing you will be worried about is how much you have in BTC if the dollar becomes monopoly money

that's one thing you said

but you are just a guy on the internet

r/bitcoin has a thousand like you, a million even

just saying it without any apparent reasoning isn't going to impress me

(and you said more than that too, `BTC is a meme` is not `i'm just saying,...`)

like I said, I make _no_ claims about BTC going up or down

to me it is gambling

but you made a claim, you can make money off that claim, and you gave no reason other than you saying it

if you want to make money off this conviction, you can

other than that, what I am supposed to say?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_6102

"Bitcoin is often perceived as an anonymous payment network. But in reality, Bitcoin is probably the most transparent payment network in the world. "
https://bitcoin.org/en/protect-your-privacy

there's your rebuttal. the us government has and will seize alternate wealth storages, in times of economic depression. feel free to lecture me more about how I have uneducated/baseless claim thinking that the most public transaction system ever created, will be fucked with by the government

that is a petty rebuttal

gold was not worthless after that

and it would be pointless to seize if the act of seizure made it worthless

also, it isn't easy to seize even if you know who has or had it

yes, either way you lose. its either worthless and you can do nothing with it. or its worth something and the government takes it

the government didn't just take the gold

they paid for it

and as I explained, it isn't easy to actually seize either

you can make similar hand wavey arguments about any assets

stocks or real estate

anything

(with the difference being that they can actually seize it with or without your "assistance")

not to mention that in such a scenario it would be worth a lot to people out of the country

I actually did a bunch of research on tracking things like btc

i.e I almost wrote a paper on it

and it is quite easy to have a single plausibly deniable transaction to yourself

i.e to claim you sent it to your cousin outside the US

and they can't prove otherwise or do anything about it

(except put you in prison or something)

the idea that btc is not anonymous is true over many transactions

what country are you from?

I am from the US

for a single chain of transactions, it is feasible to plausibly deny that you are any longer connected to it

I mean they are trying to do what you say right now

in Venezuela currency trading offmarket is illegal, pretty sure