Mathematically at some point the blockchain will be a see all and do all at any point in time instantly for any app based tool.
The only thing mathematically certain about bitcoin is that transaction validators are mathematically designed to centralize, and that means it's mathematically certain to be a permissioned ledger where the rulers ruling over you can do anything they want, from blacklisting all your funds, to slipping in things like chain anchor, to altering coin count and anything else. If you wish to be ruled over and be someone's bitch in a dystopian technocracy, then bitcoin is for you. If not, there is silver and gold.
Good one
Problem the same transaction validators were used on gold and silver a long long long time ago (Welcome to the already dystopian technocracy)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_6102
I agree with you, nothing is safe
The trading with the enemy act where "THE CORPORATION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" declared inhabitants of North America as enemies of the state is not a transaction validator. Unlike shitcoins, metals don't have transaction validators! (aka middlemen)




