And like in real life, you can refuse to tell where the money is hidden.
>unlike USD, the court can’t do something like garnish your wages to pay back a 10M settlement by taking some crypto out of your incoming transactions
You think so, do you? "The law is the because that's what the law says it is". It might not be possible now (and I'm not sure I believe that, you can garnish foreign wages) but it will be if the need arises.
"But the code" yeah, no, that's a silly argument that only applies to cyberspace and not the physical world you occupy
Yeah, and if you get paid in cash you can keep it secret to.
OTOH, if your lifestyle reveals you have access go and are spending funds and not making required payments, courts can impose other consequences, up to and including imprisonment. But usually, seizing and selling off physical or reachable intangible property would be the first way to handle monetary debts. And, sure, crypto itself may be easy to conceal, but if you can’t use it to acquire anything tangible without sacrificing the safety, is it really usefully safe?
Also the verb is "garnisheed". They're not putting parsely on it :)
No, its “garnish”, past-tense “garnished”.
> They're not putting parsely on it :)
No, but its the exact same verb, just a different sense.