NORWAY IS NOT GOING TO BAN BITCOIN MINING (or at least I don’t think so) @Lyudmyla Kozlovska
But politicians are discussing the possibility. This is just democracy in practice, there’s no law proposed yet. A committee has delivered their proposal, but it has not been discussed in our Storting yet.
Hold your horses, keep building cool stuff, spread knowledge, stay humble and stack sats.
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You have a right to wait until it is banned and then what? Complain? Move to other jurisdictions? Or you think that with all negative publicity and just few voices in defense negative government report will transform suddenly into a positive law?
In a free society you have privileges to correct wrong regulatory opinions. You can defend your industry, or just wait to see if really someone attempts to limit it. It is your privilege.
I don’t have such privileges and have the only financial tool to lose/be negatively labeled and affect lives of many people I defend from financial exclusion/repression.
And all of that just because there is almost no will from Norwegian bitcoiners to defend themselves.
I don’t mind disturbing people from their zone of comfort to defend human rights and #freedomtech #bitcoin, even if they think it is offensive to them, because I brought this discussion to public.
Im not publishing my communication with Norwegian authorities because you as citizen can send just the same email as I did and get the same evidence, with no need to guess or speculate.
I fight with real dictatorships, who tried to sue me for every my report and publication in the social media. So I know the price of the word I publish.