Interesting article:
http://cointelegraph.com/news/112262/florida-law-professor-names-cryptocurrencies-super-tax-havens.
I don't usually condone evading taxes in public forums but if you did want to take a stand against your government for using your tax dollars for fighting illegal wars based on disinformation, for arming rebels to fight against insubordinate regimes, for arming the Kurds to fight the previously armed rebels who turned out to be muslim extremists, for bailing out TBTF banks and failing industries, or for setting the stage for a major currency devaluation by going wild on the printing press, DRK looks like a great option. With RC4 it will be even more appealing.
I feel a meme coming on.
"I DON'T USUALLY CONDONE EVADING TAXES...BUT WHEN I DO, I SUGGEST DARKCOIN."
Edit: After reading the article, I immediately calmed down because they tapped the old "If only 1%..." fallacy. Here:
"According to experts like Trace Mayer, if only 1% of funds that are currently sitting in offshore accounts were transferred to Bitcoin, for instance, it would increase the value of Bitcoin to $2.8 million per coin, greatly increasing its value while at the same time devaluing the US dollar significantly."
The problem is just getting 1% of that fat n' happy offshore cash into Bitcoin is a virtually insurmountable goal. It would take the guv aggressively pursuing the Carribean safe havens to start an exodus into alternative investments like Bitcoin and Darkcoin. Most people just aren't ready to be that responsible for their own cash.
