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Yes but this would be a DIFFERENT crime which I made it extremely clear we aren't talking about Nation states aside, the point you seem to be missing is that m
by gammateam 8y ago
Yes but this would be a DIFFERENT crime which I made it extremely clear we aren't talking about
Nation states aside, the point you seem to be missing is that many people people are able to acquire goods and services directly with Monero without using an exchange. Merchants are not subject to the regulations that national currency exchanges are subject to and there is no framework to create this kind of prohibition right now.
- acdha 8y ago> Nation states aside, the point you seem to be missing is that many people people are able to acquire goods and services directly with Monero Which is true for sufficiently small definitions of “many” but not what this thread was about. If you’re going to handwave about how being charged under financial reporting rules designed to prevent money laundering is a completely different crime then you have to acknowledge that there are reasons why a system which is adequate for a few people making occasional purchases will have big problems scaling up to the level of a nation laundering money to get around sanctions.