Di tok say Bitcoin na 'digital gold' don dey challenged as USA dem dey seize stuffs wey show risk of on-chain enforcement

Canadian billionaire Frank Giustra tok say di rising evidence wey government dey seize crypto dey weaken Bitcoin claim say na "digital gold." Him talk say governments fit still trace who get di crypto through di public blockchain and seize di funds, mean say crypto no dey truly beyond state reach. Giustra comments come after US Treasury person Scott Bessent wey talk say US authorities don seize about $1B worth of Iran-linked crypto. Di debate join strong after Bessent warn say some wallet holders fit dey enter seed phrases into addresses wey don "already gone", show say enforcement risk pass exchange balances. Giustra reject di idea say to remember seed phrases and move coins off exchanges go stop seizure complete. E point to US government Bitcoin reserves too, imply say state holdings fit come from confiscation — so di story say Bitcoin dey "uncensorable" fit too much. Article compare asset mechanics: Tether fit freeze tokens if legal or compliance request come, while Bitcoin no fit freeze by issuer. Still, Bitcoin public ledger fit help trace, court orders, exchange seizures, and recover assets. For traders, di main risk na renewed scrutiny of Bitcoin as safe-haven as seizure and blockchain enforcement still dey active. Look out for sentiment shifts and possible volatility around custody, compliance, and policy-driven liquidity.