βš‘πŸ’¬ NEW - Precious metals dealers are reporting that banks are blocking wire transfers from clients. Is this the start of capital controls?

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GhostπŸ‘» 3 months ago
They've been doing it for years with crypto exchanges. Though this isn't the start of capital controls per se, only governments can legally sanction those.
I suggest they purchase their precious metals on a decentralised exchange... πŸ˜‰
Welcome to our (btc) world πŸ˜‚ it has been a Kafka nightmare trying to purchase btc since day one πŸ˜‚ I've had to coach many friends and family that wanted to use their money to purchase btc. It included personal visits to the bank to beg to allow them use their own money as they please. All in the name of "protecting them".
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taylor 3 months ago
Unpopular opinion: The comments here show a lack of understanding of gold or its history. "Welcome to capital controls" from a teenage asset, lol. The bankers want to make bitcoin a reserve asset that the people don't hold and don't understand, suppress the price with military/economic intervention, then revalue it suddenly 50 years later effectively dropping the debt on the people. Call it a dumb rock or study the long game of what is coming to bitcoin. Bitcoin is not immune to the tactics that the bankers use. We need circular economies with bitcoin or we lose. Period. People will interpret this is an anti-bitcoin or pro-gold message and that fundamental misunderstanding is the problem.
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Apiarium 3 months ago
Sounds like illegal discrimination to me
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