After cold war is it bitcoin war?
I think you're mixing different concepts here: The
mode of war (e.g. "hot war" vs. "cold war") versus the
method of war (e.g. dropping bombs, hacking networks).
While a "hot war" always involves the use of physical destructive weapons, it generally also includes methods of the "cold war" (surveillance, infiltration, propaganda) which are not immediately physical destructive.
The hacking of IT systems of an opponent has been a method of war since years. The involvement of Bitcoin is just a special case of a general trend. So both in a hot and in a cold war, Bitcoin resources will clearly be a target for the opponents of war. However I think that the general exposure of Bitcoin resources to hostile infiltration attempts is relatively low and may only be applicable for very specialized cases, because the currency uses a decentralized network.
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