You didn't give an example of sending money. You gave an example of database transaction of an exchange traded token. Sending IOUs that need to be changed into

You didn't give an example of sending money. You gave an example of database transaction of an exchange traded token. Sending IOUs that need to be changed into money isn't the same thing as sending money. > The regulatory hurdles to send and receive money from a legacy payment system ... => Become a policy maker and change the regulation. You're not allowed to just evade regulations with crypto tech just because it's your opinion that democratic law was improperly legislated. That's crazy talk. Why do you think Moneygram is expensive? Ever thought maybe it's due to legal compliance? You're not allowed to evade that.