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You're mixing so many things up that I don't know where to start. But if your customers are in Venezuela, Russia or Iran and you use stablecoins to work around
by hocuspocus 4y ago
You're mixing so many things up that I don't know where to start.
But if your customers are in Venezuela, Russia or Iran and you use stablecoins to work around US or international sanctions, you're facing pretty serious legal troubles.
If ending up in jail is a valid use case for you, sure.
- rvz 4y ago> But if your customers are in Venezuela, Russia or Iran and you use stablecoins to work around US or international sanctions, you're facing pretty serious legal troubles. Not if one gets a license to operate in those sanctioned countries. > If ending up in jail is a valid use case for you, sure. Sigh. So NGOs with licences to operate in sanctioned countries should be put in jail for aiding people without access to money to pay for food due to blanket sanctions then? It appears that HNers here are just too privileged to not see the global money transfer use-case, especially with countries who's currency has lost 90% of their value.