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Who is "we"? Do you work in crypto? Give me a digital payment option without kyc or a risk of "assets are frozen because ____ gov said so" then we'll talk. A

by _8j50 4y ago

Who is "we"? Do you work in crypto? Give me a digital payment option without kyc or a risk of "assets are frozen because ____ gov said so" then we'll talk. As an adult, take responsibility for the consequences of the risks you take. If it isn't crypto the it is the race tracks or lottery. High risk, high reward and you knew that getting into it! No one forces you or tricks you into using crypto.

Ztynovovk 4y ago
> As an adult, take responsibility for the consequences of the risks you take. Haha, you’re a funny guy. This thinking is fantasy. People can’t regulate themselves. Keep thinking this though if you are that delusional.
- _8j50 4y ago
  Right, but they can understand their inability to regulate themselves and be responsible. Some of us can drink all we want and we won't commit crimes or hurt people yet others can't help it so they should not get drunk. Plenty of people gamble at vegas without losing all their savings and plenty if people trade options without committing suicide. So because a bunch of people can't help themselves that doesn't mean you take away the libery of everyone, it means those people need to know themelves and stay away from it.
RhysU 4y ago
> Give me a digital payment option without KYC... Dude, most anything in violation of KYC is sketch.
- _8j50 4y ago
  No. People pay cash all the time. You think illegal immigrants do kyc stuff? And that's just a small example
  - RhysU 4y ago
    KYC doesn't say you can't walk around with $10K in your pocket paying cash everywhere. It says the $10K should come from an understood source when you take it in or out of the bank. I don't understand the illegal immigrant comment. Please do explain that if you like.
    - _8j50 4y ago
      Illegal immigrants don't use banks at all. And I have paid for cars and expensive things in cash myself because I value my privacy. If crypto is banned and kyc and cash restrictions take place I will be forced to work with shady people and only hope they cause more harm to this messed up society that wants to take my liberty away. I would gladly fight in or support civil wars for this cause. Since the dawn of civilization, it has been a right of a free person to own what they want and barter it or exchange currency for some item. The governmemt does not get to understand or track what sources I get money from. Before the internet, no government cared so long as we paid taxes on all our income. Find another way to prevent "shady" stuff which fyi will not be deterred one bit, criminals would trade rocks as currency backed by a bigger criminal before letting this bullshit stop them. It's my unaluenable right to not be forced to do business or hand my earnings by default to a third party company be it banking or insurance. May society burn before that happens.
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by _8j50 4y ago

Ztynovovk 4y ago

> As an adult, take responsibility for the consequences of the risks you take. Haha, you’re a funny guy. This thinking is fantasy. People can’t regulate themselves. Keep thinking this though if you are that delusional.

_8j50 4y ago
Right, but they can understand their inability to regulate themselves and be responsible. Some of us can drink all we want and we won't commit crimes or hurt people yet others can't help it so they should not get drunk. Plenty of people gamble at vegas without losing all their savings and plenty if people trade options without committing suicide. So because a bunch of people can't help themselves that doesn't mean you take away the libery of everyone, it means those people need to know themelves and stay away from it.

RhysU 4y ago

> Give me a digital payment option without KYC... Dude, most anything in violation of KYC is sketch.

_8j50 4y ago
No. People pay cash all the time. You think illegal immigrants do kyc stuff? And that's just a small example
- RhysU 4y ago
  KYC doesn't say you can't walk around with $10K in your pocket paying cash everywhere. It says the $10K should come from an understood source when you take it in or out of the bank. I don't understand the illegal immigrant comment. Please do explain that if you like.
  - _8j50 4y ago
    Illegal immigrants don't use banks at all. And I have paid for cars and expensive things in cash myself because I value my privacy. If crypto is banned and kyc and cash restrictions take place I will be forced to work with shady people and only hope they cause more harm to this messed up society that wants to take my liberty away. I would gladly fight in or support civil wars for this cause. Since the dawn of civilization, it has been a right of a free person to own what they want and barter it or exchange currency for some item. The governmemt does not get to understand or track what sources I get money from. Before the internet, no government cared so long as we paid taxes on all our income. Find another way to prevent "shady" stuff which fyi will not be deterred one bit, criminals would trade rocks as currency backed by a bigger criminal before letting this bullshit stop them. It's my unaluenable right to not be forced to do business or hand my earnings by default to a third party company be it banking or insurance. May society burn before that happens.
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