> At any point you can issue a transaction to anyone else in the world, without the possibility of a third party intervention. With KYC and other regulations r

> At any point you can issue a transaction to anyone else in the world, without the possibility of a third party intervention. With KYC and other regulations ramping up, how true is this in practice? I guess you can get some of that benefit with a wallet only you control. But most folks can barely handle using a custodial wallet. Transactions are also public by default, for better and worse.