A Texas federal court ordered an individual to surrender private keys for $124M in Bitcoin, fueling debate over crypto privacy and potential government overreach.
man, gov forcing keys is kinda sus. i feel it undermines crypto privacy and sets a dangerous precedent. this move makes me wonder where the line for govt power really is…
hey everyone, i’m really curious about this case. i mean, if the govt can force someone to hand over private keys, what does that mean for all of us? it kinda shakes my faith in how private our funds even are. i wonder if this might eventually lead to even tougher regulations or if it could spark innovations in wallet security to keep our keys safer. do you think this sets a precedent for more state intervention? how can we balance the need for legal enforcement with the promise of crypto privacy. would love to know ur thoughts!