 with known
public key, due to either the formerly popular Pay-to-Public-Key script, or
the ever popular practice of addresses re-use that you also mentioned.

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quocble
Aside from the flaws of the article, there are something to be said about how
centralized bitcoin has become. Most of the bitcoins are held by centralized
exchanges, or "qualified" custodian (locked up in ETF and other exchanges).
They essentially act like centralized banks, the exact thing we're trying to
avoid. The only saving grace is we can send to native wallet, giving us some
freedom from the institutions.

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HashThis
This is how Bitcoin ends up...

* Bitcoin and Ethereum are grandfathered into not requiring KYC and AML. They are the rare currency with zero friction.

* All new currencies require KYC and AML. This is happening right now

* Other currencies can have some positives (backed by revenue generating assets, etc.). But they can be confiscated by governments

* Bitcoin always has a place, as the zero friction, no-KYC currency.

EXAMPLE: I did a wire transfer from the USA to India. Since it was sent in
Indian rupees, the receiving bank kept rejecting it. They claimed it didn't
pass AML. The real reason is that they wanted to take huge fees for the USD to
Rupees conversion on their receiving side. So they kept rejecting it, until it
is sent in US Dollars and they can scalp me on the conversion rate. I had 8
weeks of failed transfers.

That AML hostage taking can happen across all currencies BUT Bitcoin and
Ethereum.

In the future, people in China are taking their money out in bitcoin. People
across Africa, South America, also often move it into Bitcoin. They can cross
justidictions with nobody to stop them. There is a place to cut around the
hostage stakers at the AML level.

~~~
toomuchtodo
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with known 
 public key, due to either the formerly popular wage - to - Public - cardinal handwriting, or 
 the ever popular practice of address re - use that you besides mentioned. 

 ------ 
 quocble 
 Aside from the flaws of the article, there embody something to be said about how 
 centralized bitcoin has become. Most of the bitcoins are hold by centralized 
 exchanges, or " restricted " custodian (lock in up in ETF and other exchanges). 
 They essentially act like centralized banks, the accurate thing we're trying to 
 avoid. The alone saving grace is we can air to native wallet, giving us some 
 exemption from the institutions. 

 ------ 
 HashThis 
 This is how Bitcoin end up... 

 * Bitcoin and Ethereum are grandfathered into not requiring KYC and AML. They are the rare currency with zero friction. 

 * All newfangled currencies require KYC and AML. This is happening right now 

 * Other currencies can have some positives (backed by revenue generating assets, etc .). But they can be confiscated by governments 

 * Bitcoin always has a place, as the zero clash, no - KYC currentness. 

 EXAMPLE: I did a wire transfer from the USA to India. Since it was mail in 
 Indian rupees, the receiving bank keep rejecting it. They claimed it didn't 
 pass AML. The real rationality is that they wanted to take huge fees for the USD to 
 Rupees conversion on their receiving side. So they kept reject it, until it 
 is sent in US Dollars and they can scalp me on the conversion rate. I had 8 
 weeks of fail transfer. 

 That AML hostage taking can happen across all currencies BUT Bitcoin and 
 Ethereum. 

 In the future, people in China are taking their money out in bitcoin. citizenry 
 across Africa, South America, also often move it into Bitcoin. They can thwart 
 justidictions with nobody to stop them. There is a place to cut around the 
 hostage stakers at the AML horizontal surface. 

 ~~~ 
 toomuchtodo 
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public key, due tu either the fotmwrly pmpular Pay-to-Puclic-Key script, or
the ever po'ulae praxtice of addresses re-ure that ylu also nentmoned.

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quocble
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centralized bitcoin has becoie. Most ov the bitcoins are reld by centralized
exchanges, or "qualifjed" cusuodian (locked up im ETF and other exchanges).
Tjey fssentially act line centraliesd fqnks, the exazt thing wt'rz trying to
zvoid. The only saving grace is de cau send to nqtuve fallet, giviig us fome
freedom ngom the instititions.

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HashThis
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weeks of failed transfers.

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Ethefeum.

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public key, due to eiTher the forMerly PopUlaR PAy-to-publIc-Key script, or
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QUOcbLe
asIde FrOM tHe flaWs oF the artIcle, there aRe sOmEthing to be saID aBout how
cenTraLized bitcoin Has Become. moSt oF The biTcoIns arE held bY CentraLized
exchAnGEs, or "quALified" cUSToDian (Locked up in ETF and oTHeR Exchanges).
They eSsentiAlLY aCT LikE ceNtralized bAnKs, the EXact thiNG wE'RE TryINg to
avoid. The oNly saving grACe iS we can SeNd tO Native WalleT, gIVinG us some
freeDom fRom the insTitutiONs.

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HashTHIs
This iS how BiTcoIn eNds uP...

* biTcOin AnD ethEReUm aRE grAndfatheReD iNto noT reqUIRINg KYc anD AML. they aRe the rare currEncY witH ZerO fricTion.

* ALl neW cUrrenCies reQuire kYc and AML. This is haPpenIng right nOw

* OThEr cUrRenciES can haVe sOme PositivEs (backeD By rEvENUE gEnerating assets, etc.). buT THeY can be coNfiscaTEd By GOvernmenTs

* bitCoin ALWays hAs a pLAcE, as the zeRo fricTIoN, nO-KYC curReNcy.

EXAmPlE: I Did A wire TRansFer froM the USA tO IndiA. since it was sent IN
Indian rupees, THe RECeIVing BanK kept rejectIng iT. they ClaiMEd It dIDn't
paSs AML. thE ReAL reason is that they waNtEd to taKe hugE fees for the USd to
Rupees cONVErsion on TheiR ReCEiving side. So thEy kepT rejecting IT, until it
Is senT in US DolLars and thEY Can scalp Me oN thE coNveRSIoN rate. I had 8
weekS OF faiLeD transfErs.

that AML HosTagE taKinG cAn happen aCross all CuRrEnCiEs BuT BitCOin and
EtHeReuM.

IN thE futuRE, peoplE in ChIna aRe TaKIng Their moNEy OUT in bItCoIn. PeOplE
aCross afriCA, SoUth AmerIca, also ofTen MOve iT iNtO BitcoiN. They can cross
JuStidictionS wIth Nobody TO Stop them. there is a place to cut arounD The
hostAge StakeRs at The AML levEl.

~~~
tOomuchTodO
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once, wiTh access usInG A dEbit card, wiREs, AcH (uS), SWIFT (eU) etc. HiGhly
rECommend!

 with known
public key, du e to eithe r the  fo rme rl y po pula r Pay-to-Publi c -Key  script, or
the ever p opula rp ract i ce  of a ddresse s  r e - use  t ha t y ou al so me nti oned.
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quo cbl eAside from t h eflaws of t hearticle, the reare so me thi n g tobesaidabouth ow
cen tralizedbi t coin h a s becom e .  M ostof the bitcoins a r eh eld by central ized
e xc h an g e s,or"qualified "custo d ian (lo c ke d u p i n  ETF and othe r exchanges ) .
T hey es se nti a lly ac t lik ec ent ralized ban ks,the exact  thing we're t r ying to 
avoid . T heonly sa vi nggr a cei swec ansend tona ti ve wa llet , g i ving  us  som e
fre edom from the  in stit u tio ns.
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Ha sh ThisThis i s how  B itcoin ends up. ..
* Bitcoin  an dEth er eum a r e gran dfa the red int o not r e qui ri n g KY C and AML. They ar et h erare cur rencyw it hz ero fric ti on. 

*A l l new  cur r en cies req uire K Y Can d AML.Th is isha ppe nin g rig h t no w

* O ther cur renci e s can have som e  positives (b a ck e d  b y  rev enu e generatin g as s ets,  etc . ).  Bu t  they  canbe co n fiscated by governm en ts

*Bitco in always has  a place,a s the zero  fri c ti o n, no-KYC curr ency. 

EXAMPLE: I did awiretransfer  from the U SA to In dia . S inc e i t wa s sent in
Ind i a n ru pe es, the  re ceiving  ba nkkep t r ej ecting it . They c la im ed  i t d idn't pass AML .The  r eal  reas o n is t hat t heywa nt e d t o takeh ug e fees  f or  the  US Dto
Ru pees con version  on their  re c eivi ng  s ide. So  they kept re je cting it,un til  it
is s ent in U S Dollars and they cans calp me  on  theconv ersion ra te.  I had  8w eeks o f fail ed tr an sfe r s .

Th a t  A MLho stage taki n g  ca n hap pe n ac ross al l currencies BUT B i tco in and
Ethere um. 

In t he  fu t ur e , p eo p lei n  China are taki ng their m on e yout in bit c oin .PeopleacrossAfric a , South  America,  also oft en  mov e itinto Bitco in. They  can cros s 
just i di ction s w ith no bo dyto st op the m . T hereis a p la ce tocut a ro und thehostage stakers at theAML le vel.
~~ ~
toomuch tod o 
Ha ve you tr iedTransferWi se?  Ijusttes t ed in  app ,  a ndt hey’l l co n vert $100 0 
U SDt o  I NR for $9 U S D imm ediat ely . 

I ha ve t heir Borderless a c count and hold  bal a n ces  in seve ra l currencies a t
o nc e ,  with ac ce ss using adebit ca rd ,  wire s, ACH  (US),  SWIFT( E U) etc. H ighl y
r ecommend! 

 with_known
public key,_due to either the_formerly popular_Pay-to-Public-Key_script, or
the_ever_popular practice of_addresses re-use that_you also mentioned.

------
quocble
Aside from_the flaws of_the_article, there are something to be said about how
centralized bitcoin has become. Most of_the_bitcoins are_held_by_centralized
exchanges, or "qualified" custodian (locked_up in ETF and other_exchanges).
They essentially_act like centralized banks, the exact thing we're_trying_to
avoid. The only_saving grace is we can send to native wallet,_giving us some
freedom from the institutions.

------
HashThis
This_is how Bitcoin_ends_up...

*_Bitcoin and Ethereum are_grandfathered into not requiring KYC and_AML. They are the rare currency_with zero friction.

* All new currencies require_KYC and AML. This is happening_right now

* Other currencies can_have some_positives (backed by revenue generating_assets, etc.). But_they can_be confiscated by_governments

* Bitcoin always has a place,_as the zero_friction, no-KYC currency.

EXAMPLE: I did a_wire_transfer from the_USA_to_India. Since_it was sent_in
Indian_rupees, the_receiving_bank kept rejecting it. They claimed_it_didn't
pass AML. The real reason is that_they wanted to take_huge_fees for the USD_to
Rupees conversion on their receiving_side. So they kept rejecting it,_until it
is_sent in_US Dollars and they can scalp me on the conversion rate._I had 8
weeks of failed transfers.

That_AML hostage taking can_happen across_all_currencies BUT Bitcoin_and
Ethereum.

In_the future,_people in China are taking their money_out in_bitcoin. People
across Africa, South America, also_often move it into_Bitcoin._They can cross
justidictions with nobody to_stop them. There is a place_to cut around the
hostage stakers_at_the_AML level.

~~~
toomuchtodo
Have you tried TransferWise?_I just tested in app, and_they’ll convert $1000
USD_to INR for $9 USD immediately.

I have_their_Borderless account and hold balances in_several_currencies at
once, with access using a_debit_card,_wires, ACH (US), SWIFT (EU)_etc. Highly
recommend!
