Try to launder $4.5 BILLON in bitcoin brehs

[Piff Perkins]

lol it’s very easy to take if you have the right information

one of the main things bitcoin enthusiasts will try to claim though is that it’s safer than banks because “what if the government freezes/seizes your bank accounts and you can’t access your money” but we’ve seen all the way dating back to the silk road that the feds can seize your crypto too

Not to mention the FDIC ensures up to 250k. If that process was in place for bitcoin, most people would have been fine over the last decade. They'll never admit it's a highly flawed quasi scam that most people won't make money off lol

 

[Uitomy]

Not to mention the FDIC ensures up to 250k. If that process was in place for bitcoin, most people would have been fine over the last decade. They'll never admit it's a highly flawed quasi scam that most people won't make money off lol

It wasn’t really something to make money off of in the first place and that’s the biggest problem with how people view it. All it ever was meant to be is a savings and alternative money, not a lotto ticket, but pretty much everything with these days is over inflated and corrupted so it is what it is.

 

[DrHackenbush]

lol it’s very easy to take if you have the right information

one of the main things bitcoin enthusiasts will try to claim though is that it’s safer than banks because “what if the government freezes/seizes your bank accounts and you can’t access your money” but we’ve seen all the way dating back to the silk road that the feds can seize your crypto too

They can seize it if its stored in an exchange wallet, if you have it stored in a custodial BTC wallet they cant access it without your private key or seedphrase