I'm sure you can get killed for owning some BTC there.
With ease. For honest, you can get killed whenever you are, it only depends on sums. In poor countries it will be enough to hodl 1-2 btc, and in rich you need to be linked to much greater amount. For example, one of the richest and well developed countries - Norway. And there
was few incidents, one even with very bad final (
bitcoin investor was murdered)
So i will be better
more paranoid, but in the same time
more alive and with my assets
So which exchange could you recommend us (the royal us for sure)? Asking for a friend....
Something DEX based
For honest, i'm not selling btc even now, so i don't have need in exchange. DEX is enough to sell something like uniswap or 1inch airdrops.
The only thing that was banned in the UK by the FCA was derivatives and ETFs.
Yeah, my bad that i din't clarify what i mean. Sorry for that.
You can freely buy and sell BTC just the same as ever.
For now. I think some people don't want to remember history lessons. I will remind you. In USA, the most "free" country,
GOLD was banned for savings from 1933 up to 1974.
Private individual ownership of gold coins and bars was illegal in the United States for four decades. “Hoarding” individual wealth in gold was banned from 1 May 1933 until 31 December 1974. Vast amounts of gold bullion were confiscated from people, who were forced to accept instead the Monopoly Money known as “United States Dollars”. Numerous individuals were criminally prosecuted for attempting to keep their gold—a crime according to Executive Orders 6102, 6111, 6260, and 6261, and the Gold Reserve Act passed by the U.S. Congress and signed into law by U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt
If you have an eyes, you can admit one interesting moment - start of gold ban was in the times of The Great Depression. Governments like to do such things in the times of crisis.
So where the proofs that some countries will not do the same, or at least will not add some new taxes or restrictions? This is was my original replica about
Indeed, how did Ruffer Investment Management, which is based in London, spend hundreds of millions on BTC if it was banned here?
Can't admit this moment: My main point was about that if something bad will happen, it will happen only for noobs like you and me. Rich and "professional" investors will not be affected of any stupid law of the governments. So your Ruffer Investment Management will still to spend hundred of millions on BTC
even if the same time you will be thrown into jail for holding 500 satoshi. You know, ancient romans have a good aphorism about that:
"Quod licet Iovi, non licet bovi" (What is permissible for Jupiter may not be permissible for a bull)
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