Buy gold, silver, and crypto. Opt-out of the systems of control.
I'll follow up.
Certain coins are traceable. Yes. Bitcoin for example. So that part isn't arguable.
Seizable: that's only possible if you hold your coins in an exchange's wallet, which you shouldn't do.
That's like allowing a bank to hold onto your gold bars for safe keeping.
The only way someone can get my crypto is if they get my private key.
No government can take it from your private wallet without the private key.
That requires your compliance. If you don't know the private key, like you magically lost it, there's nothing they can do.
If you store your crypto on a public exchange, like Coinbase, sure, Coinbase can hand it over. As I said, it's like storing your gold at the bank.
Your crypto, with a proper wallet secured by a private key that only you possess, cannot be seized without your compliance.
Hardware wallet. You don't need to remember your key, nor would a keylogger get it.
Do you think people have to type in their private keys? Have you seen what they look like? Dear heavens.
The source code is open source.
>Weak system.
The same encryption you trust with any of your other online activities.
Seriously, if you're going to hold an opinion on crypto, learn about it before you go off and parrot the fucking MSM talking point scare tactics. Shit.
Why don't they take Julian Assange's wallet then? Almost $700,000 has passed through it:
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/39o6E2qascmB5rNwFtJU6ug5PXZx5K2ED3
Find one that hasn't been done through an exchange owned wallet.
Here's Julian Assange's donation wallet. Still has $10K in it: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/39o6E2qascmB5rNwFtJU6ug5PXZx5K2ED3
Ahh yes, a 51% attack. Good luck getting 51% of all of the nodes to update to your code. Even if they did, it would create a hardfork. You wouldn't have crypto on the new fork, but it would stil exist on the old fork.
Thus Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, etc.
Lookup Ether Classic to understand what you're describing.