Given that if the government steals coins, that means Bitcoin's legitimation, which is a win in itself. Anyways, stolen coins are still valid coins because...they're just coins, such as stolen gold bars are still gold bars. The fact that a lot of coins are sitting in one's priv keys, being the keys of a government or an individual, is somehow a natural evolution of how capital works. Bitcoin is not a Maoist dream in which every user holds the same amount of coins...so we must accept the existence of big coin stacks, like possibly a government's stack.

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( -_-) 1 year ago
Why are you talking about Maoism? Bitcoin is not gold, because you can't fork gold. If there is a major consensus break, then there will be a fork. If that's your opinion, you will know which side of the fork to choose.