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To: ponygirl

The feds just seized the crypto holdings of the truckers. I’m not sure how they did that since I believed the holdings were untraceable, but I was wrong.


651 posted on 02/19/2022 10:25:13 AM PST by LittleLinda
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653 posted on 02/19/2022 10:36:54 AM PST by LittleLinda
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To: LittleLinda

They Had their crypto stored online. No money is safe online. Whether it’s crypto in a soft wallet (online), money in the bank, or money in the stock market. They can get to any of it and confiscate it.


665 posted on 02/19/2022 11:10:00 AM PST by ponygirl (An Appeal to Heaven )
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To: LittleLinda

Crypto is the most traceable medium of exchange of all. It stores a record of transactions within the blockchain IIRC.


824 posted on 02/19/2022 5:22:27 PM PST by Axenolith (WWG1WGA!)
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To: LittleLinda

Crypto is untraceable if you use a p2p system. They used a broker like coinbase (not actually who they used). But the broker has control of access to those funds until they are placed on a crypto wallet and removed from the system. The govt. coerced the brokers to seize the funds. Only the person with the pass phrase can access properly stored crypto. Now they can seize the wallet, but then no-one has access.


845 posted on 02/19/2022 6:22:56 PM PST by The Toddler (He that tooteth not his own horn; The same shall not be tooted.)
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