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>>49556842
> In many places, yes, it is. In China, having undisclosed crypto wallets is illegal. In Saudi Arabia, holding bitcoin counts as an unregistered investment.

I’m completely ignorant of China. I know there pretty oppressive, but that for a chink it’s no big deal because… well their bug people so they just obey the law and since they don’t have diversity they pretty much all agree with each other and their government.
But this really makes me imagine that they are a country with little to almost no organized crime at all, unless there organized crime groups specialize in mainly victimizing people outside their own nation. But let’s say your a chink and your secretly a big libertarian anti government chink(do they exist?). Would you know about something like monero? Or is it all news censored out there? Would a chink be able to get VPN, tor, and trade crypto p2p on local monero or bisq mailing paper yuan by mail for monero? Hell I’d buy change yuan for monero via mail lol. He’s the one in more deep shit than I. From what I understand VPN , tor, is all illegal there but I figured these technologies are designed to bypass the laws of oppressive fuck wads like Winnie the Pooh.