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if you want that "we're so early" feeling then all you have to do is read a zerohedge comments section
hmm, you're right.
i guess i wouldn't send it back right away then, and so some sleuthing as to where the funds came from and take it from there.
in this instance i may request some compensation as the whole process would eat up quite a bit of my time...!
while true, op's scenario can also occur in ways other than an astronomically rare address collision.
for example, maybe you are a miner and somebody fat fingers an absurdly high tx fee. i believe that actually happened not too long ago and the miner reimbursed them.
lol i want to give a sassy answer here but in all honesty i'd send it back.
i have seen people become suicidal over losing less. no way do i want that on my conscience.
“Tornado Cash does not pose any barrier for people with criminal assets who want to launder them,” according to the translated verdict seen by CoinDesk. “That is why the court regards the defendant guilty of the money laundering activities as charged.”
yikes. seems like this would apply to pretty much any entity involved in the transmission of money.
the worrying thing is that tornado cash isn't even a centralized coordinator like samurai, and is simply a smart contract sitting on ethereum. in fact, it's still running afaik and cannot be shut down. so perhaps under the eyes of the law samurai might be "more" guilty as they have been providing a service with active management that they refused to terminate.
i know we are all pro-bitcoin but some of the doomposting i see wrt the collapsing fiat system borders on mental illness.
i never really thought out it in that way, but yes i think you're right. it does give that impression.
"bailouts for the rich, bootstraps for the poor"? in reference to the boomer meme.
heh, i've been debating the opposite. buying a house is the "done" thing for people my age. but the opportunity cost of deploying capital for the deposit, which could otherwise reside in bitcoin, is very real.
rent vs. buy is a very interesting debate when viewed from the bitcoin lens.
my oh my.
you have demonstrated a complete lack of understanding as to how LN works at even a basic level and compound this by acting like an insufferable prick, when all i'm doing is trying to help you because you asked.
the only dead end is this conversation.