baarbogast
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if you live in a communist state, sure.And people wonder what use crypto has.
As long as you possess the keys somehow that they are inaccessible to anyone but you (either physically or digitally - very important), they can't confiscate it short of torturing the info out of you.if you live in a communist state, sure.
They have done this before.
The problem with crypto is obviously valuation and volatility regarding its worth at any given moment. Not to mention who accepts.
You could always sell for your currency, but then does that fall under the "forex" rules Russia imposed in 2022?
I would suspect that Russia has that base covered as well.
thats probably known to 1% of the Russian populationVolatility is a problem, but there are coins which are pegged to actual currencies, such as the EUR and USD, if you want to go that route.
Hackers broadcast a message on TV, interrupting regular broadcast, stating there was assassination attempt on Putin, Kadyrov seized control and Mishutin asked folks not to venture outside.