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What a crafty hack. Pyongyang is now on par with Dubai, New York, and Zug for being a hotspot of crypto innovation.

If draining a multisig cold wallet managed by a competent professional team is now in the realm of possibilities, how can we expect corporates and normies to embrace the tech (let alone self-custody) without strong layer-0 guarantees and insurance?

And if we do implement those, how is it not just TardFi and the FDIC with extra steps?

Looking forward to attending ETH Pyongyang in 2026.

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As someone who’s traveled (professionally) to countries on Uncle Sam’s naughty list, and who’s subsequently been told by a US consular officer challenging my visa application that they “never forget”, I’d advise skipping that event 🙃

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You mean at airport security? No, the hassle was in getting a visit visa to the US for my last couple of trips. You’re not eligible for the ESTA / visa waiver if you’ve been to a no-no country

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No stamp in my passport. I was part of an official delegation so Uncle Sam knew anyway.

And then the ESTA form asks if you’ve been to such and such countries, and you’d better not lie about it or you’re never entering the US ever again

Some of them if you ask real nicely, they'll skip stamping your passport. 🙃