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Shizzle's opinion, it would seem, is highly important. I'm done here.
Thy Shizzle:
> Oh so you're talking about the criminality of one single entity? So
> having a quick look, it seems that the issue is they are collecting
> IPs and that kind of th
Oh so you're talking about the criminality of one single entity? So having a
quick look, it seems that the issue is they are collecting IPs and that kind of
thing as well? So similar to what http://getaddr.bitnodes.io is doing but
without the funding from the bitcoin foundation? If you are worri
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Back to what is Chainalysis and country of their origin, so criminal
complaints against them would likely relate to violation of Swiss
laws, as is described here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=978088.msg10774882#msg10774882
It is fairly ob
I don't believe that at all. Analyzing information publicly available is not
illegal. Chainalysis or whatever you call it would be likened to observing who
comes and feeds birds at the park everyday. You can sit in the park and observe
who feeds the birds, just as you can connect to the Bitcoin
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If you (e.g. Chainalysis) or anyone else are doing surveillance on the
network and gathering information for later use, and whether or not
the ultimate purpose is to divulge it to other parties for compliance
purposes, you can bet that ultimately the
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