King Charles Going After Money Laundering And Terrorism By Granting Authority To Seize Cryptocurrenc

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The new King is looking to make his mark. Evidently Charles feels the UK is filled with "dirty money". For this reason, Parliament needs to pass a bill giving authorities enhances powers to seize crypto and garner information about crypto suspected to be used in criminal activity.

In this video I discuss how this is another example of the crypto versus government battle. For this reason, we need to focus upon decentralization, open source, and redundancy.

The article mentioned in the video:

https://cointelegraph.com/news/uk-gov-t-introduces-bill-aimed-at-empowering-authorities-to-seize-freeze-and-recover-crypto


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The "king" is only doing what he's being told to do...

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And privacy.

The people of HIVE have been preparing for these attacks on the free crypto markets. Let's see how far they will go.

He may be right at some point but from there to go to the extreme and persecute them does not seem the fairest in addition to collecting all the information of both the owners and the Cryptocurrencies

I hope this doesn’t affect hive and it’s related activities since hivefest is organized mostly in the UK. Probably to solve this crypto issue we need to create an avenue to reduce the risk of using crypto for money laundering. Terrorist funding is a major issue but you make a good argument about how difficult it is to make donations to these organizations. It’s really absurd and the bill is just against human right


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It's a bunch of nothing as we all know that fiat is the biggest source of money launderers. I am just glad that I live in the US so it won't really affect me though.

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The monarchy in the UK doesn't hold any authority to pass legislation. They are merely figureheads that stay neutral, well publicly silent anyway, on political matters.
If Charlie did in fact say this it would have to go through Parliament.
I don't know where this started but it's a nonsense story.
P.S. I'm not a Royalist.

Summary:
In this video transcript, the speaker discusses the ongoing battle between governments and cryptocurrency, particularly focusing on the UK government's proposed legislation to seize, freeze, and recover crypto involved in illicit activities. The speaker highlights the importance of decentralization in circumventing governmental regulations and stresses the need for increased privacy and infrastructure that authorities cannot control. Specific examples like coin mixers and decentralized nodes are mentioned as ways to evade government interference. The speaker also touches on the significance of open source technology and duplication to create redundancy and avoid centralized control.

Detailed Article:
The episode centers on the emerging conflict between governments and the crypto space, with a specific focus on the UK government's push to empower authorities to deal with money laundering and illicit crypto activities. The speaker, while discussing the proposed legislation presented by King Charles of the UK, points out the potential consequences for the crypto community. The legislation aims to target money launderers and fraud, signaling a crackdown on the use of cryptocurrencies for illegal purposes.

Throughout the discussion, the speaker delves into the concept of money laundering and how it involves cleaning up money from illegal sources to make it appear legitimate. The mention of issues like terrorist financing and government justification for regulation using buzzwords like terrorism and child protection is explored.

Furthermore, the speaker emphasizes the need for decentralized solutions to counter government control over cryptocurrencies. Strategies like developing infrastructure, wallets, and privacy measures that authorities cannot easily access are advocated. The importance of coin mixers, which governments dislike but can aid in hiding transaction trails, is highlighted as a key tool in maintaining privacy.

The conversation also touches on the significance of open source technology and duplication to create redundancy in the face of government crackdowns. The speaker stresses the importance of having multiple options available to ensure that if one is shut down, others can continue to operate. The utilization of decentralized nodes, the establishment of small, decentralized systems, and the promotion of duplication are proposed as strategies to evade government intervention effectively.

In addition, the speaker introduces SPK Network, a project that builds decentralized systems with tools for communities to create their tokens and liquidity pools. The integration of community ideas into blockchain technology and the decentralization of financial tools are discussed as essential components of creating a resilient and censorship-resistant system.

In conclusion, the episode delivers a compelling argument for decentralization, privacy, and redundancy in the crypto space as a means to counter government regulations. The speaker underlines the importance of open source technology, duplication, and community-driven initiatives to ensure the resilience and freedom of blockchain-based systems.


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this is quite serious,,,Well we hope to this how it will go with us,,thanks for the update, i will keenly follow up and see how best this will end @taskmaster4450