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[Anonymous No.18789529]

What are the odds of a ban on all crypto within the next decade?

[Anonymous No.18789843]

[Anonymous No.18789892]

>>18789529
100%

[Anonymous No.18790005]

>>18789529
is there anything that governments have banned that hasn't become more expensive?

[Anonymous No.18790314]

>>18789529
50%

[Anonymous No.18790344]

How can they stop us?

[Anonymous No.18790485]

The way I see it, if the transfer of wealth through crypto were to become too commonplace, they would either need to speed up the Automated Clearing House process to compete, or slow crypto transactions down using regulations. I am betting on the latter. Crypto won't be banned, but it will get kneecapped.

[Anonymous No.18790550]

>>18789529
0. If things go absolutely tits-up with the current economy (a real possibility), it's a way for the elites to have yet another escape hatch.

[Anonymous No.18790598]

>>18789529
a better question: what are the odds of any of these shit governments lasting that long?

[Anonymous No.18790684]

High. They can't allow regular people to have financial security.

[Anonymous No.18790775]

Unlikely. Around 10 million Americans own crypto, that’s more than enough to swing an election. Any politician that supports a crypto ban is shooting himself in the foot.

[Anonymous No.18790977]

>>18790775
I sure hope the zoomers would actually vote in that scenario.

[Anonymous No.18792020]

>>18790977
They can.

[Anonymous No.18792066]

They either ban or not, so 50%

[Anonymous No.18792073]

>>18789529
They make too much off taxing it

[Anonymous No.18792249]

>>18789529
like they had to "ban" public protests?

[Anonymous No.18792371]

>>18792249
it's for your safety, anon

>imagine not having thots like this

[Anonymous No.18792407]

>>18792371
>if you only knew how bad things really are