People that say "we need a right to bear digital assets" seem to not understand that there is plausible deniability in holding crypto. 

"Oh, your .eth name holds 10 ETH" - well, but what if I lost that private key just now? 

How could any of us know whether someone is in control of their crypto right now?

t(𝚫) | privacy advocate | censorship-resistance maximalist | writing about tokenomics and related topics since 2017 on www.eatsleepcrypto.com

lol if the state is against us and someone uses Metamask and Infura, they‘re ngmi

if their IP is picked up by RPC providers like Infura when they connect to Metamask

or if they move it to other known addresses