Suppose consumption tax are going to be charged the way it does to Bitcoin transactions. With the eventual deflation of the currency, wouldn't that make the state cash reserve infinitely richer, relative to private persons?
"The public shows interest in the great white shark, who devours servers installed on research sites"
I know it's not completely grammatically sound but...
One does not accidentally under-report plutonium stocks, much less Japan, a country known for preciseness.
But then of course you would happily bash China as a knee-jerk reaction, for when hell does break loose, it's China again who absorbs the most amount of damage.