If a country gives you zero practical assurances when it comes to protecting your crypto assets, what is the tax for?
The tax is protection money so that you don't get beaten and put in a cage. Do you know how statism works?
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Why do you need to clean your house every week/couple of weeks ?
Why not clean only once a year ?
Keeping your infrastructure/code somehow uptodate ensures: - each time you have to upgrade, this is not a big deal - you have less breaking changes at each iteration, thus less work to do - when you must upgrade for some reasons, the step is, again, not so big - you are sure you own the infrastructure. That current people owns it (versus people who left the company 8 years ago) - you benefits from innovation (yes, there is) and/or performance improvements (yes, there is)
Keeping your stuff rotting in a dark room brings nothing good
I bought a hammer 2 decades ago and it still works flawlessly without me performing any maintenance. One day, the idiots in software engineering will realize that this is how tools are supposed to behave.
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