It seems that they can access private wallets as well. He even says they “outright grabbed the wallets”. Nothing that is digital is secure in this world.
No, I do get it. I don’t think that you understand that if it’s digital and it’s plugged in, then it can be accessed and manipulated by the U.S. government… and probably China and Israel too.
Credit is secure. It's basically digital money that you don't yet have, can't yet pay off, and owe more when you do pay it off. Can't say the same about Debit though.
Exchanges can prevent you from transferring your crypto held on the exchange wallet to/from a private wallet (you are beneficial owner only of exchange account, exchange is custodian with granted allodial title to the asset per their "TERMS"). With private wallet you are allodial title holder of property, protected under 4th/5th Amendment from seizure. This is why they must us the fraud of the KYC, unconstitutional Digital ID.
They were mining crypto. That means they did have the keys. They were using their oil to make electricity to mine crypto directly, this means they have their keys.
Not your keys, not your crypto.
This is why you keep crypto in your own privately controlled wallet and not on an exchange wallet.
It seems that they can access private wallets as well. He even says they “outright grabbed the wallets”. Nothing that is digital is secure in this world.
On a crypto exchange it's still called a wallet.
You are spreading ignorance instead of seeking understanding by asking questions.
Do better.
No, I do get it. I don’t think that you understand that if it’s digital and it’s plugged in, then it can be accessed and manipulated by the U.S. government… and probably China and Israel too.
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Bro just stop. You are embarrassing yourself with your ignorant over generalization fallacy.
You clearly don't understand distributed ledger technology and public blockchains or private wallets and keys.
This guy gets it. Most underrated comment in the internet.
Credit is secure. It's basically digital money that you don't yet have, can't yet pay off, and owe more when you do pay it off. Can't say the same about Debit though.
Exchanges can prevent you from transferring your crypto held on the exchange wallet to/from a private wallet (you are beneficial owner only of exchange account, exchange is custodian with granted allodial title to the asset per their "TERMS"). With private wallet you are allodial title holder of property, protected under 4th/5th Amendment from seizure. This is why they must us the fraud of the KYC, unconstitutional Digital ID.
They were mining crypto. That means they did have the keys. They were using their oil to make electricity to mine crypto directly, this means they have their keys.
So this means no crypto is safe
You seem to have the most logical line of reasoning here yet so many people blindly defend crypto