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Despite its clearly illogical claims, the UN appears to suggest that such illegal mining operations could be prevented by establishing "anti-money laundering authorities," potentially hinting at the establishment of AML procedures at a mining level.

Meanwhile Siggy publishes one of the most comprehensive guides for the most anonymous Bitcoin marketplaces in the world 🗺️ and then receives 30k+ sats in zaps ⚡️ for providing such great value.

The UN is stuck in the metal ages.

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69 sats \ 1 reply \ @Cje95 23 Apr

Ehhh would you really expect something different from the UN though?!

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There is no real state resistance to totalitarianism anymore. In the EU this was decimated with brexit and within the UN this has slowly eroded since GWB. Commies are unopposed.

I can't help but feel that the retreat from the world stage has consequences. However, this is a great incentive for resistance and thus bitcoin; however ugly things may get, there's an out.

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And if they stop "illegal mining operations", will they LEGALLY mine Bitcoin?
The question is poetic...

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This is all Greek to me, might be too late to ask now! Ahahah

Is there money laundering in Bitcoin? Absolutely, but compared to the fiat world, it's a drop in the ocean!

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It’s never going to stop is it?

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What makes any kind of UN funded war not an illicit activities?

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