The Bank for International Settlements (BIS), known as the central bank of central banks, has launched a controversial proposal that targets the heart of #cryptocurrencies.
❌ The idea: to assign a score to each unit of Bitcoin and crypto based on its transaction history.
📊 This is how the scoring system would work:
Each coin would receive a rating between 0 and 100.
A high score would correspond to funds coming from verified and trusted addresses.
A low score would be assigned to coins that have interacted with addresses on blacklists: hacks, illegal markets, or mixers.
In practice, this rating would determine whether your funds can circulate freely or if they will be blocked/rejected.
⚠️ Direct impact on users:
When converting to fiat or moving funds to an exchange, your balance would be evaluated.
A payment, deposit, or swap from a 'contaminated' wallet could tarnish your entire balance.
📍 With this move, the BIS seeks to impose total control and strict surveillance over the flow of cryptocurrencies.
📍 This highlights the need for on-chain privacy solutions that protect users.
🚨 Conclusion
The BIS proposal marks a radical change in how cryptocurrencies could be treated globally. For many, it represents a direct attack on the fungibility and financial freedom that characterizes the crypto ecosystem.
👉 Do you think this scoring system is a step towards 'crypto-surveillance' or a necessary measure against digital crimes?
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