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In many cases, yes. It's not the "middleman" that is required, but reporting the transaction to the government is.
by alisonkisk 6y ago
In many cases, yes. It's not the "middleman" that is required, but reporting the transaction to the government is.
- mmcwilliams 6y agoIf avoiding reporting a transaction is the goal does committing the transaction to a public blockchain really bypass this? All activity is pseudonymous and in the clear.
- eecks 6y agoConsider these cash examples: A parent gives his child 5 USD to buy some sweets in the local shop. A couple gives another couple 150 USD as a wedding gift. A painter gets 200 USD for painting a house.