Yeah, this hit home. The moment someone can blocking your payment or starts to asking questions about your money, you’re basically back in the banking system. That’s not really using Bitcoin, it’s just another banking KYC’d wearing "freedom hood".
Bitcoin it was suppose to mean “send it to anyone, anywhere and it’s done,” no approvals, no interrogations. If a button can be turn off, you doesn’t actually controls it.
That’s why non-kyc, P2P and self-custody matters. Otherwise it’s just the same old rails… with a Bitcoin label on top.
Yeah, this hit home. The moment someone can blocking your payment or starts to asking questions about your money, you’re basically back in the banking system. That’s not really using Bitcoin, it’s just another banking KYC’d wearing "freedom hood".
Bitcoin it was suppose to mean “send it to anyone, anywhere and it’s done,” no approvals, no interrogations. If a button can be turn off, you doesn’t actually controls it.
That’s why non-kyc, P2P and self-custody matters. Otherwise it’s just the same old rails… with a Bitcoin label on top.