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Re:On anti-crypto toxicity by jfk13 on Wednesday April 20, 2022 @09:26AM (#31096593)
> it's clear that cryptocurrencies try to live outside of governmental control

As a species, we have developed government control because in general, large-scale anarchy doesn't work well.

Re:On anti-crypto toxicity by rockostrich on Wednesday April 20, 2022 @09:56AM (#31097013)
But that's in the vacuum of some other kind of authority. In the case of crypto, there's still authority. It's just algorithmic instead of human.
Re:On anti-crypto toxicity by jfk13 on Wednesday April 20, 2022 @11:18AM (#31098168)
Or rather, it's given into the hands of those few who understand and control the algorithms.
Re:On anti-crypto toxicity by Mindwipe on Wednesday April 20, 2022 @10:02AM (#31097080)
> As a species, we have developed government control because in general, large-scale anarchy doesn't work well.

Not really. Society has long since been a push and pull between governmental control and anarchy of disobedience rendering some control irrelevant or impractical. And we are much better off for that - governments worst authoritarian instincts are frequently tempered by the general public simply ignoring their pronouncements.

Re:On anti-crypto toxicity by koonsolo on Wednesday April 20, 2022 @01:10PM (#31099984)
Yes, but North Korean control is also not really desirable.