> financial censorship.
Or what civilized people call "preventing money laundering".
What you are saying is that blockchain allows you to break the law.
Or what civilized people call "preventing money laundering".
What you are saying is that blockchain allows you to break the law.
One quick example: Patreon vs Sargon or Patreon vs artists that produce works with nudity. In these cases, things users were banned for did not happen directly on their platform and weren't even mentioned on their platform. I list them because they're easy to google but there are others.
Do you consider those situations to be something other than censorship?