With conventional trading, there exist market manipulation strategies that have been practised and honed for as long as the concept of free markets with publicly traded shares have existed - centuries. Online trading adds additional types of crimes, and they can happen orders of magnitudes faster and become more damaging. On the other side of the coin are the regulators that ostensibly outlaw, fine and jail people for this manipulation. In theory anyway, what happens in the real world when the regulators are all chummy with the brokers and big traders, and there is a musical chairs thing of the same small set of people taking turns switching around their roles? Corrupt as hell, witness everything that happened in 2008. But law enforcement of some sort can be said to exist, even if ineffective.
No protections however in any crypto trading! No reason why the same crime strategy in forex/goods/derivatives markets would not utterly dominate all trade activity in crypto. And no real way of stopping it either, being free of control by governance and banks is both the sweetener, and also the death of lawful activity in a sense.. killed by that which makes it initially attractive. If you were a genuine and legit trader, would you really enter into a market in which criminals were dominant? How can that ever work out good for you..
On the topic of encryption, there have been known backdoors in common software for a long time, witness the NSAKEY fiasco in windows. And intentional weakness to cyphers being published and suggested by groups like NSA.. to keep things deceptively easier for the brute-forcers of which they are foremost.
Why wouldn't the same typical obstruction of 2nd amendment protections also exist for crypto, once classified as a munition you might know.. since its another assurance of protection/safety in the same way that lead & propellant are. And there are people who dont want you to exercise protection and be safe.. just in case they have any future motivation to attack you. Like exposing the treason they are doing by these very weakening operations.
Realistically speaking. Blockchain has already been backdoored/compromised by someone. Probably not long after it was introduced. Whether by a bank, government or criminal organization. I also wouldn’t be shocked if it was introduced by the Deepstate themselves to get some measure of control over the conspiracy theory crowd. It’s certainly been shilled hard enough as getting one over on the banks,Jews,(insert boogeyman of choice).
With conventional trading, there exist market manipulation strategies that have been practised and honed for as long as the concept of free markets with publicly traded shares have existed - centuries. Online trading adds additional types of crimes, and they can happen orders of magnitudes faster and become more damaging. On the other side of the coin are the regulators that ostensibly outlaw, fine and jail people for this manipulation. In theory anyway, what happens in the real world when the regulators are all chummy with the brokers and big traders, and there is a musical chairs thing of the same small set of people taking turns switching around their roles? Corrupt as hell, witness everything that happened in 2008. But law enforcement of some sort can be said to exist, even if ineffective.
No protections however in any crypto trading! No reason why the same crime strategy in forex/goods/derivatives markets would not utterly dominate all trade activity in crypto. And no real way of stopping it either, being free of control by governance and banks is both the sweetener, and also the death of lawful activity in a sense.. killed by that which makes it initially attractive. If you were a genuine and legit trader, would you really enter into a market in which criminals were dominant? How can that ever work out good for you..
On the topic of encryption, there have been known backdoors in common software for a long time, witness the NSAKEY fiasco in windows. And intentional weakness to cyphers being published and suggested by groups like NSA.. to keep things deceptively easier for the brute-forcers of which they are foremost.
Why wouldn't the same typical obstruction of 2nd amendment protections also exist for crypto, once classified as a munition you might know.. since its another assurance of protection/safety in the same way that lead & propellant are. And there are people who dont want you to exercise protection and be safe.. just in case they have any future motivation to attack you. Like exposing the treason they are doing by these very weakening operations.
Realistically speaking. Blockchain has already been backdoored/compromised by someone. Probably not long after it was introduced. Whether by a bank, government or criminal organization. I also wouldn’t be shocked if it was introduced by the Deepstate themselves to get some measure of control over the conspiracy theory crowd. It’s certainly been shilled hard enough as getting one over on the banks,Jews,(insert boogeyman of choice).
Also, THEY are the pedophiles they allege to be trying to bust