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I would probably add a distinction that one of the main current use-cases proven is avoiding restrictions rather than regulation/laws. I think a much more posit

I would probably add a distinction that one of the main current use-cases proven is avoiding restrictions rather than regulation/laws. I think a much more positive case can be made for working around limitations that are put in by large players in various industries to make it harder for the common person to do something or start a business in a given area, even in cases where there aren't specific laws around it.

petesergeant 4y ago
> avoiding restrictions rather than regulation/laws Could you give an example? Most of the ones I've seen are regulations/laws that someone simply thinks are unjust, eg a country's currency controls or avoiding laws designed to stop money laundering.
- mrguyorama 4y ago
  Or, you know, explicitly trying to make sure north korea can sell the crypto they make with ransomware.