Read_785 - Everyone Needs an Uncle Jim

December 20, 2023 00:42:59
Read_785 - Everyone Needs an Uncle Jim
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Read_785 - Everyone Needs an Uncle Jim

Dec 20 2023 | 00:42:59

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"Regulators will continue coming down on those custodians, making more demands for information, more demands on restrictions for what users can do with their money, they will not stop. So short of actually activating covenants on Bitcoin, what can we do?"

~ Shinobi


As we move into an era of bitcoin where the surveillance and control apparatus will seek to gain their stranglehold on the industry, but we still don't have a scaling solution for the whole world, how do we mitigate the time during transition? How can we protect ourselves and our family's as we make our way in the Bitcoin future? It's time for uncle Jim to step up.


Check out the original article at Everyone Needs An Uncle Jim. (Link: https://tinyurl.com/3p29ud5y)


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