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The Canadian government has had the GiveSendGo funds frozen, and the next move could well be to seize them. Jacob Wells, the co-founder and CFO of GiveSendGo called GoFundMes decision a “huge PR mistake”, and vowed to keep his platform neutral. Crowdfunding platforms are centralised entities, and like any organisation that has a central office and can therefore be targeted, they can only operate as long as funded projects meet with the political agenda of the presiding government. Of course there is a huge argument as to what is considered anti-state funding, and it can be argued that sometimes there is an extremely fine line that exists between political desires and the right to protest. For a funding platform to enter into the debate and take up one side or another surely isnt the best way to behave, at least if they want to maintain the trust of the users of their platform. Private digital currencies enable users to keep their autonomy Happily, some private digital currencies such as Bitcoin operate in an entirely neutral way. Their issuance is coded in when they are first launched, and therefore they canot be manipulated by any third party at all, including any government. So far, at least