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Yes, someone else could deploy a copy. Then misuse would be their concern, just as a bank cannot evade KYC laws by saying someone else also might do so. That’s
by acdha 2y ago
Yes, someone else could deploy a copy. Then misuse would be their concern, just as a bank cannot evade KYC laws by saying someone else also might do so.
That’s really the point here: there are laws, they knew that their software did not follow them and was being used for large scale money laundering, and not being part of an organized crime group they were soft targets. Providing infrastructure for criminals is inherently high risk activity.
- aussieguy1234 2y agoIronically, a good user candidate for this type of service could be a dissident fleeing North Korea. They'll need some way to move their wealth out of the country. The North Korean government, being a state actor, will always find ways to move money around with or without crypto. Ordinary North Koreans on the other hand could use a service like this to keep their wealth away from the hands of their repressive govt.