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August 03, 2026, 06:29:13 PM
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My plan is fairly perfect but I know people and I know egos so no one will do the plan.

I HAVE ASKED FOR 21 BTC as my commission if the idea is taken and use but I would not expect the gready ego manics to do anything,  but they will insult me about this idea.

Then steal in in the future.

Feel free to quote me if you will.

I got the impression that you only explained the basics of the idea; it involved more than that. Right?

I never considered that kind of approach, not from the perspective of using those funds to support the network.

Were you only creating the 2009-2012 rule, or was it something that continued?

What if someone came back in 2040 to retrieve their 2009 coins? Wouldn't it be unfair to lose access to them?
Or what about those who have spent fortunes trying to recover old discs containing access to coins, managing to recover them but losing access to the coins?

 
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August 03, 2026, 09:34:29 PM
Last edit: August 03, 2026, 09:48:52 PM by philipma1957
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My plan is fairly perfect but I know people and I know egos so no one will do the plan.

I HAVE ASKED FOR 21 BTC as my commission if the idea is taken and use but I would not expect the gready ego manics to do anything,  but they will insult me about this idea.

Then steal in in the future.

Feel free to quote me if you will.
I got the impression that you only explained the basics of the idea; it involved more than that. Right?

I never considered that kind of approach, not from the perspective of using those funds to support the network.

Were you only creating the 2009-2012 rule, or was it something that continued?

What if someone came back in 2040 to retrieve their 2009 coins? Wouldn't it be unfair to lose access to them?
Or what about those who have spent fortunes trying to recover old discs containing access to coins, managing to recover them but losing access to the coins?

No you post in 2029 that in 2039 all coins from 2009 will be considered abandoned property.

Ten year warning posted daily on multiple websites is good enough.

I am going to:Google what countries have abandoned property laws.

Hint most.

https://fastercapital.com/content/Escheat-Laws--Understanding-the-Fate-of-Abandoned-Bank-Accounts.html

Google escheat-laws

https://assetcadet.com/blog/unclaimed-property-worldwide

Many other countries do this.

It is irresponsible for btc to not address this issue.

Especially with the first  10,500,000 coins or 210,000 blocks mined.

And in lite of the cold card hack even more so this needs to be addressed.

Make the declaration jan 1 2029.

Give 10 years for movement of coins in stale lost frozen addresses then sweep the set up 1 day at a time.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Escheat.


 If you read this and understand that countries could come for you for running a node that contains old abandoned lost coins you can start to see that btc needs to be proactive on this.

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Today at 06:51:38 AM
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If you read this and understand that countries could come for you for running a node that contains old abandoned lost coins you can start to see that btc needs to be proactive on this.

To be able to do that, you would need to know who owned those coins.
Without knowing who the owner was, you can't know if the coins are truly abandoned or not.

Even 70 years from now, you still don't know if the original holder gave them to another holder or not.

But, knowing how governments work, the likelihood of them creating a law that will try to obtain these currencies is something that easily happens. Especially in about 10 or 20 years.

This even solves something I find stupid but many people do, which is "burning coins." These coins would then become useful to the network.

On the other hand, he continued to view it as a convoy of coins. Which undermines the idea that the coins always belong to whoever controls the private key. Making this convisco abretario and da rede conveys the idea that the coins are not really ours.

How can we balance this situation?

 
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