KYC, Bitcoin, and the failed hopes of AML policies: Preserving individual freedom

KYC, Bitcoin, and the failed hopes of AML policies: Preserving individual freedom
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2024-3-19 20:05

KYC from ˆ0 does not help catch criminals, but it does compromise personal freedom, bringing the surveillance state one step closer. Switzerland’s approach can serve as a model to prevent this dystopia from happening. origin »

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