Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on May 30, 2024, 11:03:20 PM

Quote from: delfastTions on May 28, 2024, 07:20:40 AM

Definitely, all of us, being law-abiding citizens, must obey local laws and fulfill the requirements of the authorities that individual government officials require of us. Sometimes disobedience can simply be life-threatening, such as an aggressive argument with a police officer in some countries. But the whole point is that these laws and rules are invented by some real people who are not moral authorities and often act dishonestly themselves. Therefore, their rules are very often aimed only at their personal interests and do not take into account the interests of the huge number of ordinary citizens.

For example, it is clear that in cryptocurrency payments, KYC is a completely unnecessary procedure; none of the cryptocurrency owners needs it. It wastes our time and destroys our right to privacy. Nevertheless, these politicians, who can simply be called parasites of our society, insistently demand the implementation of this check. And they write the corresponding laws. And they deceive us that this is necessary to combat money laundering. And this is all nonsense and made-up arguments. The percentage of criminal payments in cryptocurrency around the world is too small compared to using a simple $.

So people should continue to expect more nasty things and unnecessary complications from such a stupid and filthy government.

Yes, what you say is very real, because basically when a person has their money they have to respect what they do with that money, they don't have to be looking for a way to know the origin of the funds or anything like that, because this is crypto, and one of the things that Satoshi put in place was to go and avoid all these types of controls, which when we see in the end it is a system where it obeys corruption, and in crypto it is not like that, so the same system through the governments They want to enter anything, and KYC is the easiest, asking the casino to provide them with licenses so that they can enter and have some money, money that they do not have in their finances, but that they still get, these are very unfair things. .

The legal requirement to provide personal data of clients, for example, to crypto casinos, creates the following problems:
For the casino this is the need to comply with security requirements against leakage of personal data, maintaining the secrecy of this database, redundant staff of highly paid specialists, lawsuits after hacking the database or selling personal information by a corrupt employee casino.
For clients, this is the fear of providing copies of documents, time spent on KYC, possible troubles after a data breach, and even possible blackmail and extortion from criminals.

This is where the global question arises - why do people need all these stupid difficulties?
There is no sense in these problems. And there is only one harm.
And government claims that all this is necessary. But this is falsification.