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who can stop BTC ( and other cryptos ) ?

while electronic communications systems stay on line ? there would be a way , say using a spam filter at telecommunications hub level , probably not 100% successful of stopping circulation via the web .. but might be incredibly damaging

bringing down electronic communication networks ( say for a month ) nasty and inconvenient but possible

now maybe BTC transfers can't be stopped via cold wallet transfer between owners in close physical proximity ( whether deemed illegal or not )

but a determined actor(s ) certainly could make it inconvenient for most BTC ( and other cryptos ) transfers across the net/globe

the real question should be is who wants to stop BTC ( and other cryptos ) , for instance mega-instos like Blackrock can destroy it by creating derivatives , and obscure custody chains and synthetic cryptos , just like they do with the oil,gold, silver commodities trading markets

<blockquote data-quote="divs4ever" data-source="post: 1309703" data-attributes="member: 86149">who can stop BTC ( and other cryptos ) ?&nbsp; while electronic communications systems stay on line&nbsp; ?&nbsp; there would be a way&nbsp; , say using a spam filter at telecommunications hub level&nbsp; , probably not 100% successful&nbsp; of stopping circulation via the web .. but might be incredibly damaging &nbsp;bringing down electronic communication networks&nbsp; ( say for a month ) nasty and inconvenient&nbsp; but possible &nbsp;now maybe BTC transfers can&#039;t be stopped&nbsp; via cold wallet transfer between owners in close physical proximity ( whether deemed illegal or not )&nbsp;but a determined actor(s ) certainly could make it inconvenient for most BTC ( and other cryptos ) transfers&nbsp; across the net/globe &nbsp;the real question should be&nbsp;&nbsp; is who wants to stop BTC ( and other cryptos ) , for instance&nbsp; mega-instos&nbsp; like Blackrock can destroy it by creating derivatives , and obscure custody chains and synthetic cryptos&nbsp; , just like they do with the oil,gold, silver commodities trading markets</blockquote>

[QUOTE="divs4ever, post: 1309703, member: 86149"] who can stop BTC ( and other cryptos ) ? while electronic communications systems stay on line ? there would be a way , say using a spam filter at telecommunications hub level , probably not 100% successful of stopping circulation via the web .. but might be incredibly damaging bringing down electronic communication networks ( say for a month ) nasty and inconvenient but possible now maybe BTC transfers can't be stopped via cold wallet transfer between owners in close physical proximity ( whether deemed illegal or not ) but a determined actor(s ) certainly could make it inconvenient for most BTC ( and other cryptos ) transfers across the net/globe the real question should be is who wants to stop BTC ( and other cryptos ) , for instance mega-instos like Blackrock can destroy it by creating derivatives , and obscure custody chains and synthetic cryptos , just like they do with the oil,gold, silver commodities trading markets [/QUOTE]

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