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March 12, 2026, 10:57:55 AM
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Overall, it's unfortunate that risk assessment, AML scoring, and similar practices have somewhat become acceptable, even here it seems. For me, they're a Trojan horse. The real purpose is control.
Yeah it is, i also consider it to be an attack on BTC's fungibility. When you introduce terms like 'clean' and 'dirty' BTC, then it is obvious what the motive actually is, because to bitcoiners, there is neither clean nor dirty BTC. BTC is BTC. However, i guess that is where we are right now with regulations, and things are probably bound to get worse. Developers are even getting jailed for creating open source, self custodial softwares, it is that crazy.

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