or maybe crypto as we know is an obvious attempt to sidestep the laws on money transmitting and money laundering by adding "but on a computer" and thinking it somehow obviates all the existing laws that were enacted for perfectly good reasons, and people who choose to involve themselves in these dubious legal schemes get rightfully nailed when they step over the line.
like, just because operating a crypto exchange that doesn't follow KYC laws is convenient and nice doesn't mean that we should get rid of all the laws. It would be convenient and nice if regular banking didn't have to follow KYC too, then you could pay for murder hitmen to take out your business partner with your regular bank account instead of needing crypto at all!
You are one comment late. The distraction was the mildrant about existing financial regulations. Your late reply makes you sound like a crypto apologist instead of someone making a reasonable attempt at keeping the thread tight.
like, just because operating a crypto exchange that doesn't follow KYC laws is convenient and nice doesn't mean that we should get rid of all the laws. It would be convenient and nice if regular banking didn't have to follow KYC too, then you could pay for murder hitmen to take out your business partner with your regular bank account instead of needing crypto at all!