invest in Ethereum and Bitcoin which is outside of their jurisdiction [...] They can't seize or freeze decentralized cryptos
They can, will, and do freeze & seize crypto regularly. It's not as secure as you've been led to believe it is. BTC was a govt project after all. They seized a bunch of crypto from the Bankman-Fraud without a problem. They also "found" the "missing billions" from TSR (another govt project, to test BTC) in 2021.
How did they track him down? He took the funds in 2012 and ran it through dozens of transactions. It's supposed to be secure, right? So how did they find him? If you're smart enough to steal 50,000 BTC (from the govt), you're smart enough not to get caught, right?
"Once he was successful in his heist, he attempted to hide his spoils through a series of complex transactions which he hoped would be enhanced as he hid behind the mystery of the ‘darknet."
They found him because crypto is not secure. The big ones are mostly govt honeypots, the small ones are mostly pump and dump scams.
dont worry.. the psycho is still in office and the canadians love it..
they love their slavery .. as long as you let them have hockey and tim hortons.. they will never rebel or even THINK about rebel...
most canadians living in cities still wear masks...
the gov wants drug addicted parents raising more drug addicted kids... easier to control...
"This is the dimension of imagination. It is an area which we call the Twilight Zone."
They can, will, and do freeze & seize crypto regularly. It's not as secure as you've been led to believe it is. BTC was a govt project after all. They seized a bunch of crypto from the Bankman-Fraud without a problem. They also "found" the "missing billions" from TSR (another govt project, to test BTC) in 2021.
Think you can just hide it on drives? The feds will raid you and take them: https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/us-attorney-announces-historic-336-billion-cryptocurrency-seizure-and-conviction
How did they track him down? He took the funds in 2012 and ran it through dozens of transactions. It's supposed to be secure, right? So how did they find him? If you're smart enough to steal 50,000 BTC (from the govt), you're smart enough not to get caught, right?
"Once he was successful in his heist, he attempted to hide his spoils through a series of complex transactions which he hoped would be enhanced as he hid behind the mystery of the ‘darknet."
They found him because crypto is not secure. The big ones are mostly govt honeypots, the small ones are mostly pump and dump scams.