uxellodunum on Nostr: Absolutely, but as you allude to, fiat doesn't like competition, and when those ramps ...
Absolutely, but as you allude to, fiat doesn't like competition, and when those ramps are relying on the very thing they're supposedly competing against, you could see this from a mile a way.
Let's be clear, KYC and such other regulatory pressures have been on the Bitcoin's doorstep since 2014.
The first big reminder/warning of this I can remember was from Satoshi when they said the swarm was coming for us (Relative to Tor at the time, sure, but also, likely not).
Warning after warning, I personally got tired of it all and ditched all such attack vectors I could see - It's just easier than having to rely on doors that are constantly closing, and at more rapid pace as they goes on.
I think 10 years later, the UX has improved to the point there is no excuse to not be free.
Let's be clear, KYC and such other regulatory pressures have been on the Bitcoin's doorstep since 2014.
The first big reminder/warning of this I can remember was from Satoshi when they said the swarm was coming for us (Relative to Tor at the time, sure, but also, likely not).
Warning after warning, I personally got tired of it all and ditched all such attack vectors I could see - It's just easier than having to rely on doors that are constantly closing, and at more rapid pace as they goes on.
I think 10 years later, the UX has improved to the point there is no excuse to not be free.