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>>12915704
>Every big miner is a known company with known owners. Once a law forces them to blacklist addresses, and not mine on blocks that use them, they're going to do that.

Miners which will go bankrupt as nodes ignore their blocks. Hashrate decrease will create an opportunity for other uncucked miners in free jurisdictions.

>Addresses with any taint are going to be automatically locked.
Nonsense. See above.

>the rest
You don't understand the fundamentals of Bitcoin.

>>12915784

Bitcoin is better gold, 7.7 $trillion which will move into Bitcoin. Add in dumb money sitting on bonds and other USG-based Maddof schemes. The problem is that you still think fiat isn't irreparaibly fucked.