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by toyg 1610 days ago
> In other words, they may not be able to eliminate it but they can make it very inconvenient

In the end, it _is_ still illegal activity, where being "inconvenient" is typically par for the course.

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Yeah, that's my point though: Even if states can't stop BTC from operating entirely, they can make it so inconvenient that it is basically useless for most people.
> they can make it so inconvenient that it is basically useless for most people.

BTC does a perfectly good job of this on its own, no state intervention needed.