That is certainly a way that that governments can make the use of Bitcoin less convenient, but I don’t think it would be a show-stopper in and of itself, first due to the existence, already, of escrow services, and secondly because the practical difficulties of prosecution for all but very large sums doesn’t prevent international transactions right now with conventional currency.
That is certainly a way that that governments can make the use of Bitcoin less convenient, but I don’t think it would be a show-stopper in and of itself, first due to the existence, already, of escrow services, and secondly because the practical difficulties of prosecution for all but very large sums doesn’t prevent international transactions right now with conventional currency.