Cryptoanarchy today!

[AzartPay]

Crypto anarchism is a philosophy whose essence is to use strong cryptography to protect privacy and personal freedom. Cryptoanalyst believe that cryptography protects people from being tracked online and are confident that the laws of mathematics are stronger than human laws, and that without the message encryption and information of the personal lives suffer.

Cryptocurrencies were created as opposed to the state, why should we obey them now?

All laws are against cryptocurrencies in the sense that users must disclose their personal data. Do you think this is the right way?

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[AzartPay]

No one has an opinion on this

[MisterPipka]

The state has very strong control mechanisms. I'm afraid they use the crypto currency for their own purposes and will completely control it. This is of course only my opinion

[johstacy]

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Yes, you are in something right. I was attracted to this idea (cryptography) because of encryption of various data.
I would not call it anarchy, as it = lawlessness. I think if anarchy is a condition of a society, it would be very difficult to maintain at least some sort of order.
However, many anarchists are quite good people.
I think now the authorities want to submit the crypto world. Look at this KYC, these crazy taxes, theft by politicians of personal data from social networks and banks.
No country has offered a 10% tax, no, they want much maybe 30 or more than 50%. What anarchy is there? It's just slavery.

[waaat?]

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Yes, you are in something right. I was attracted to this idea (cryptography) because of encryption of various data.
I would not call it anarchy, as it = lawlessness. I think if anarchy is a condition of a society, it would be very difficult to maintain at least some sort of order.
However, many anarchists are quite good people.
I think now the authorities want to submit the crypto world. Look at this KYC, these crazy taxes, theft by politicians of personal data from social networks and banks.
No country has offered a 10% tax, no, they want much maybe 30 or more than 50%. What anarchy is there? It's just slavery.

I don't like anarchy as is. What is this? Fully without law? Is it mean that who is strong then he is right? If so I against anarchy. How will work social services, hospitals, schools? Do you think about it?

[AzartPay]

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Yes, you are in something right. I was attracted to this idea (cryptography) because of encryption of various data.
I would not call it anarchy, as it = lawlessness. I think if anarchy is a condition of a society, it would be very difficult to maintain at least some sort of order.
However, many anarchists are quite good people.
I think now the authorities want to submit the crypto world. Look at this KYC, these crazy taxes, theft by politicians of personal data from social networks and banks.
No country has offered a 10% tax, no, they want much maybe 30 or more than 50%. What anarchy is there? It's just slavery.

I don't like anarchy as is. What is this? Fully without law? Is it mean that who is strong then he is right? If so I against anarchy. How will work social services, hospitals, schools? Do you think about it?

I agree with you! I meant the anarchy regarding personal data of Internet users and freedom of speech and correspondence!

[qiwoman2]

I think we are moving more into what I would call organized chaos. In other words, there will be a lot more regulation coming for crypto enthusiasts but at the same time the blockchain itself will give a lot more comfort and freedom to individuals. Things like cyber security, data protection and organizing our lives on the blockchain will make things easier and also help us get rid of red tape and corruption, both on a corporate and public sector level.

[AzartPay]

I think we are moving more into what I would call organized chaos. In other words, there will be a lot more regulation coming for crypto enthusiasts but at the same time the blockchain itself will give a lot more comfort and freedom to individuals. Things like cyber security, data protection and organizing our lives on the blockchain will make things easier and also help us get rid of red tape and corruption, both on a corporate and public sector level.

That's right!