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[Anonymous No.54332390]

>be global government
>Ok this bitcoin is now a problem
>Coordinate blackout in high mining geographies
>At the same time, spin up their own miners
>51% attack
>Bye bye bitcoin
So easy

[Anonymous No.54332624]

>be global government
>Ok this bitcoin is now a problem
>infiltrate core team
>add commit with inflation bug
>mint as many BTC you want and dump on plebs before they notice
>Bitcoin community cleaned out, profit made and threat neutralized
So easy

[Anonymous No.54335106]

>>be global government
>>Ok this bitcoin is now a problem
>>make bitcoin mining illegal and order all miners to turn in their miners to the nearest mining center
>>issue redemption value in CBDC
>>pay bounties to people who snitch on anyone mining without a license
>>people are too scared to mine in totalitarian regime
>>bye bye Bitcoin
So easy

[Anonymous No.54335132]

>>54332390
A 51% attack isn't as big of a deal as you think. It can't shut down the system. It just means some people will lose their Bitcoin. Most people won't. After that block is mined it would just be forked and people would use the miners that aren't attacking the network. The world government would have to start over, just to screw a few people out of their Bitcoin.

[Anonymous No.54335137]

>>54332390
>Wait for the power to go out.
>butcorn go pop pop pop
So easy.

#justboomerthings

[Anonymous No.54335241]

>>54332390
>be global government
You could always just plainly admit you've never learned a goddamn thing about law, politics, and history — it'd be much simpler