Both addresses will soon be forgotten:
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1AjZPMsnmpdK2Rv9KQNfMurTXinscVro9V
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/149w62rY42aZBox8fGcmqNsXUzSStKeq8C
Some money landed here: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/329TGdi3YgYh6oB8ko7BeYEYvB2WCHZVyT
They will blacklist this one, too? This process might be a little to slow. Why not blacklist EVERY address?
Topic: USA blacklists 2 bitcoin addresses, threatens with secondary sanctions! - page 3. (Read 563 times)
November 29, 2018, 07:08:50 AM
November 29, 2018, 06:30:07 AM
Someone really has no brain at all. How do you want to stop someone from transferring BTC from "blocked" addresses to, for example, my address?!? And what if someone from the "banned" address sends me BTC? I will also be a criminal at the moment ?! Paranoia!
November 29, 2018, 06:22:17 AM
There is no point in blocking 2 addresses knowing that a person can very well use a mixer, or use a privacy coin like Horizen. Privacy coins are a great example for oppressive governments. USA is just trying to make Iran look like the Boogeyman. Even if the US requests an extradition, I doubt Iran will accept it. The tension between USA, China, Iran, Russia, North Korea, is all about getting control over the rare-earth element (REE) North Korea is the only country worldwide with so many resources. Other countries are mainly interested to be free from the US politic, central banks, control, etc.
Trump isn't my president, I don't have to follow him, except when he says he catches vaginas with his fingers like the bowling balls
(joking)
Trump isn't my president, I don't have to follow him, except when he says he catches vaginas with his fingers like the bowling balls
(joking) good one. I wonder what will be the implication if Iran will ally with China. It would take a little time now to have China as the superpower that will surpass even Russia. Their strategy with the self sufficiency and self sustainability is effective as they are using the network effect well. They have been long gone to use their people as their primary resource. That's why the crypto power does not affect them since they can create the monetary system.
November 29, 2018, 04:23:06 AM
There is no point in blocking 2 addresses knowing that a person can very well use a mixer, or use a privacy coin like Horizen. Privacy coins are a great example for oppressive governments. USA is just trying to make Iran look like the Boogeyman. Even if the US requests an extradition, I doubt Iran will accept it. The tension between USA, China, Iran, Russia, North Korea, is all about getting control over the rare-earth element (REE) North Korea is the only country worldwide with so many resources. Other countries are mainly interested to be free from the US politic, central banks, control, etc.
Trump isn't my president, I don't have to follow him, except when he says he catches vaginas with his fingers like the bowling balls (joking)
Trump isn't my president, I don't have to follow him, except when he says he catches vaginas with his fingers like the bowling balls
(joking) November 29, 2018, 03:55:33 AM
I made this post in my other topic : The situation with Iran, but it seems to go beyond that scope, so I started this one:
Today, the US federal agency in charge of Iran sanctions, Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), for the first time in bitcoin history, announced two bitcoin addresses associated to two Iranian individuals subject to secondary sanctions!
Just a few days after the above post and they are blacklisting bitcoin addresses and threatening bitcoiners all around the world by their brutal secondary sanctions!
What?! You think they may be following my posts?
But seriously, isn't it the moment of truth for bitcoin?
Today, the US federal agency in charge of Iran sanctions, Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), for the first time in bitcoin history, announced two bitcoin addresses associated to two Iranian individuals subject to secondary sanctions!
I guess, it is no more possible for bitcoiners to live in the gray zone, it is just fading out, the gray zone:
Trump needs even more centralization of power for running his version of Fascism, Putin has already centralized everything in Russia (again) and Chinese have no clue about what a non-centralized form of power could ever be.
In monetary systems, AML/KYC discourse is getting more aggressive on a daily basis, It is about Orwell 1984 rather than Satoshi Nakamoto 2009. The true force behind bitcoin falling down is this trend and the fact that bitcoiners are doing almost nothing about it other than sticking with their few coins and waiting for dick heads in regulatory agencies to show merci and absorb them in the so-called 'legal system'.
As a smart con artist, Craig Faketoshi Wrong has understood the situation and made a decision: "Don't be shy Craig, you've never been, choose the wrong side as usual and figure out a way to keep talking in public."
The rest of bitcoiners? They are just shy!
Trump needs even more centralization of power for running his version of Fascism, Putin has already centralized everything in Russia (again) and Chinese have no clue about what a non-centralized form of power could ever be.
In monetary systems, AML/KYC discourse is getting more aggressive on a daily basis, It is about Orwell 1984 rather than Satoshi Nakamoto 2009. The true force behind bitcoin falling down is this trend and the fact that bitcoiners are doing almost nothing about it other than sticking with their few coins and waiting for dick heads in regulatory agencies to show merci and absorb them in the so-called 'legal system'.
As a smart con artist, Craig Faketoshi Wrong has understood the situation and made a decision: "Don't be shy Craig, you've never been, choose the wrong side as usual and figure out a way to keep talking in public."
The rest of bitcoiners? They are just shy!
Just a few days after the above post and they are blacklisting bitcoin addresses and threatening bitcoiners all around the world by their brutal secondary sanctions!
What?! You think they may be following my posts?
But seriously, isn't it the moment of truth for bitcoin?
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