They didn't seize any wallets. They ordered bitcoin trading firms not to accept transfers from those wallets. Huge difference.
They didn't seize any wallets. They ordered bitcoin trading firms not to accept transfers from those wallets. Huge difference.
So you can transfer money to another wallet and do trading like nothing happened?
So you can transfer money to another wallet and do trading like nothing happened?
Yeah. And you could use a defi app to convert the "sanctioned" coins to different coins. Crypto is freedom.
Yeah. And you could use a defi app to convert the "sanctioned" coins to different coins. Crypto is freedom.
It's amusing that they used the term "sanction." Because they can't physically seize those accounts, the best they can do is forbid the exchanges from doing business with them. It's the same way they sanction foreign adversaries.
It's amusing that they used the term "sanction." Because they can't physically seize those accounts, the best they can do is forbid the exchanges from doing business with them. It's the same way they sanction foreign adversaries.
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