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To: Dead Corpse; EnderWiggin1970
Corpse: Government blocks access to your wallet on the Internet infrastructure.

Ender: Fascinating. The government blocks access to my wallet. On my desktop computer. How pray tell do they do that?

Corpse: DNS filtering or just shutting down the internet.

Don't need DNS. Access any node by IP and get a list of IPs of peers.

Shutting down the internet is ideal. But authoritarians like Chicomms want the internet up and the ability to honeypot, entrap, bribe, etc that comes along with it. Our own deep state wants the same. Even our shallow state tax authorities want blockchain access so they can trace all transations to the greatest extent possible.

Corpse: You are deluded, or just stupid, if you think anything you do isn't watched and tracked...

Watching and tracking everything is a given. The question was whether Bitcoin activity can be blocked. The answer is they can't (other than shutting down the internet for 100% of the population) and don't need to as long as they can track everything.

84 posted on 12/07/2024 5:57:46 PM PST by palmer (Democracy Dies Six Ways from Sunday)
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To: palmer
Don't need DNS. Access any node by IP and get a list of IPs of peers.

Track the routes and poison the IP tables. Easy when you have direct control over the ISP backbones due to "National Emergency"...

How much BTC was spent in North Carolina in the aftermath of the hurricane? 0. 0 BTC as they didn't even have POWER for weeks on end, much less internet.

Millions of private money and donations made it there... Weird how that works...

88 posted on 12/08/2024 2:03:01 PM PST by Dead Corpse (A Psalm in napalm...)
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