Do you know what Iran's harshest cryptocurrency/foreign exchange controls are? (Targeting ordinary citizens) It's not about preventing you from exchanging currency, huge exchange rate differences, or restricting cryptocurrency holdings. No, no, no, those are too basic… The answer is: Iran cuts off electricity and internet. The Iranian government knows you transferred money from Nobitex to your hardware wallet/blockchain wallet – but with the internet and electricity cut off, how can you transfer it? Then they trace it back to your physical wallet… Today, a friend finally asked about a detail I didn't include in this article (so touching 😹) — Why didn't Iranians consider using decentralized wallets? Instead, they used Hawala/buying gold – such a "primitive" and "pure" approach? The reason is here. So, during times of war, whose USDT is being transferred from exchanges? Actually, I don't need to say much... PS: The reason I posted similar tweets before is: rather than discussing what assets are easier to run away with $btc $xaut, the more important thing to discuss is the prerequisite for these assets—you must have internet access, otherwise it's all nonsense x.com/agintender/status/202840...… And don't ask me how I know this: Internet money without internet is a joke twitter.com/agintender/status/...