If they go to Tether or USDC, that can be straight up blocked. Same thing can happen with BTC if going through centralized exchanges.
Explain this point please.
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If they go to Tether or USDC, that can be straight up blocked. Same thing can happen with BTC if going through centralized exchanges.
Explain this point please.
I means that they can block addresses and transactions at contract level for USDT and USDC, it's been done a few times already. Exchanges have already blocked and frozen BTC transactions in the past because those particular sats were involved with 'criminal' activities in the past. If they can pin point these coins and transactions, then these coins are not fungible. I don't know how much more clear I can explain it.