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October 27, 2023, 02:13:14 PM
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I would guess that they basically made it "legal" in bitcoin form. Before this they did had a period where they ended up with some sort of seizing anyway, they just didn't really do anything that would be different in the end, like they would still seize but consider that currency, like how they would seize anything outside of pounds, a "foreign currency". But now with this, they made its special seizing law or regulation or whatever they are calling it. Thats quite fine to be fair and I understand the logic, not like they will start, they will just change the penal code for the seizure that they will do. I am all for criminals to get their money seized, if you don't want it, don't commit any crime.

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October 27, 2023, 02:18:57 PM
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So in theory if someone buys BTC through P2P and stores it in their non custodial or cold wallet, an agent of the United Kingdom law could simply knock on the buyer's door and demand to have full access to such wallet because some satoshis are suspected to be of an illegal procedence?

Crazy if that is the case, because one thing is to seize a Binance or Coinbase account because it being used illegally, but a completely different thing is to ask some citizen to hand over their Ledger or Trezor because that person alledgely bought a handful of bucks which had interactions with a labeled addresses or addresses being recorded in a black list ...  Sad
Bascially yes, and something similar has happened to one of the members from our local board, as he explained it here.

You can use Google translate to read the whole story, but in short he bought large amount of bitcoin and after few years German police knocked on his door claiming that that those bitcoins were "dirty" and seized his Ledger with shit load of money on it (only stablecoins, not bitcoin).

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