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The End of Net Neutrality Means ISPs Could Crack Down on Cryptocurrencies

on November 27, 2017

"“The average person goes to Coinbase to buy Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Litecoin—the average on-ramp is an exchange, and those are easy to block,” said Marvin Ammori, a lawyer who is on the board of digital advocacy group Fight for the Future, over the phone. “If Comcast is the monopoly provider in an area, the provider could decide there’s a preferred Bitcoin exchange.”"

Date Published:11/27/2017
Original Publication:Motherboard

Published in: Press , Cryptocurrency , Network Neutrality , Architecture and Public Policy