Some things can’t be banned. Trezor exec Stepan Uherik remains confident that governments around the world won’t be able to ban the use of noncustodial wallets. (Reporting via coindanslecoin)
about investors moving their cryptocurrency out of centralized exchanges, one industry exec has assessed the probability of a potential ban of noncustodial wallets.
“It’s very improbable that all the countries would ban noncustodial wallets, or any other aspect of Bitcoin’s peer-to-peer network for that matter,” the chief financial officer told Cointelegraph.
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