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That sounds cool, but what about all the regulations and laws of the government? I mean, won't they charge their share? Won't it be possible to get a fine for using crypto instead of FIAT?
I know there are already countries that are "crypto-friendly", but it seems to be interesting to prove your house purchase through an NFT.
Governments generally want their share, and taxes on property transactions are a common source of revenue, just because technology allows it doesn't mean it's legal or tax-free everywhere. It’s better to ensure that the NFT you're using for proof of ownership aligns with local laws, governments are still catching up to crypto.