The laws that are outside of Moses' Ten Commandments are meant to be broken because they are not dictated by God, but by evil and corrupt men. View quoted note →

Fully agree. What you do with LN, I do with Monero. We just choose different layers of protection for totally legit consensual interaction/transaction. The law can fuck itself.

Regulation or self-regulation is a natural process in its original form. It helps us stay in contact and communication where difference show themselves. "Regulation" through law is just a form of exercising hidden coercive power over others. It's the antithesis of regulation.

Bitcoin worked perfectly fine for 15+ years without any government blessing, permissionless, borderless, and sovereign by design. Even in modern debates, Brandeis professor Stephen Cecchetti has argued against federal bitcoin regulation, noting it would confer undue legitimacy on an asset that thrives without it, potentially creating more problems than it solves. From a legal standpoint, your secret about evading detection resonates with how Bitcoin operates outside traditional title deeds, ownership is purely possession-based, akin to cash but digital and borderless. Courts have recognized this in cases like United States v. Ulbricht (2015), where the Silk Road founder’s Bitcoin holdings were seized only after keys were compromised, underscoring that without poor security, transactions remain pseudonymous and hard to trace (by the state).