That would effectively stop ~99% of the affected populations from using it, no?
What's the counterargument to this possibility? It seems to hinge on getting too big to ban.
That would effectively stop ~99% of the affected populations from using it, no?
What's the counterargument to this possibility? It seems to hinge on getting too big to ban.
Also, drugs are illegal... and it hasn't stopped drugs from trading hands... drugs even manage to make their way into prisons.
[1] https://blockstream.com/satellite/#:~:text=Blockstream%20Sat....
[2] https://blockstream.com/2020/05/04/en-announcing-blockstream...
Not all countries would need to sign on to essentially send it back to the stone age.
Ah yes, like how the US and Europe agreed to ban drugs? How's that working for them?
Bitcoin demand is driven mostly by speculative investors.
Maybe governments can't completely kill bitcoin, but they could certainly drive it back to fringe enthusiasts and criminal activity if they wanted.