The programmability of CBDC, at least in the EU doesn't seem to be anywhere on the agenda, so those fears are probably highly exagerated. Given the digital EURO will allow offline transactions, the restrictions people talk about are probably pure speculation. Commercial banks all do overcompliance, so there is no environment where they would refuse to provide information when asked, so I do not see them as safe harbours for my data.

What makes you think it will be harder to buy with CBDC, what would differ from today's situation where a Revolut or N26 can ask for SOF when doing P2P on Haveno?

CBDCs are overrated, truth be told it's probably better to have money directly with a central bank rather than with a commercial bank. At least it's a leverage against them, which is why they foight hard to impose a cap on the amount of digital euro EU residents will be able to have at any one time

impossible de vous envoyer un DM, vos relays ne sont pas correctement configurés

Has anyone tested a OneKey hardware wallet as a Nostr Signing Device?

how fun it can be to have dummy accounts generating millions of reportable txs among them :-)

lbc modère trop son contenu pour que tu y trouves ce genre de chose

Twitter had Larry the bird, does the Nostr ostrich have a name?

indeed, only the detailed holdings are unknown, so you could always pretend you only hold FARTCOIN or WOW when mugged

Reporting in FR only applies to the following: - CASP accounts open abroad - actual sales of crypto, with the EUR amount of the sale, the value of the global portfolio at time of sale, the acquisition cost of portfolio and the share of the portfolio sold No detailed report of individual holdings

the article says he works in the crypto industry

it's trivial to do, any atomic swap address for which the participants do not publish their share is de facto unspendable

I agree, that's my point, AI autonomously will not do that, AI with the help of humans will

those hackers never learn....