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I mean, don't you think it's reasonable for a government to want to ensure that their citizens aren't being ripped off or able to participate in illegal activit
by iamacyborg 6y ago
I mean, don't you think it's reasonable for a government to want to ensure that their citizens aren't being ripped off or able to participate in illegal activities?
- Tenoke 6y agoIs the implication that (almost?) every other western country wants their citizens to be ripped off because they allow Binance? I don't think it's quite as simple as that..
- woodruffw 6y agoI think the more likely implication is that the US casts a wide shadow over international financial regulations, and that other countries that seek to do business with or in the US will aim to regulate in lockstep with the US. To that extent, waiting until the US fixes a source of fraud is strategically reasonable.
- kemonocode 6y agoSurely that's only in the best interest of the people, just like in all the areas a major government has a vested interest in exerting a large amount of control upon. Surely. EDIT: wording