The issuer of Bitcoin was Satoshi Nakamoto. Nobody was going to ever be able to change the protocol (whitepaper) unless they change the name, as Bitcoin was released through an MIT license.
Rule of law might not consider SegWit signatures as Bitcoin.
When I am criticizing a country or a ruling party, I don't criticize the people on any individual level. If you come at me like that, you are just showing your hand to me and you get absolutely no value out of it.
Most haven’t thought about the transition happening, where public signature of something from someone on a public expanding blockchain is the next generation internet that will take us much further than Mars intellectually.
There’s never been any evidence that you’ve ticked off that privacy TOS when you signed up for all those dozens or hundreds of online services over the years.
They could simply state you did (IP), so the whole trust based model is fake.
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