> That's because when most people use "blockchain" or "DeFi" they're using AML/KYC entities that post their transaction logs to public servers. Law enforcement eats this up because it saves them the trouble of getting warrants for investigations.
Well, except for the important detail that KYC requirements don't preclude the need for warrants...
> They (loudly, incessantly) proclaim to their friends the benefits of a new money paradigm while deriving all sustenance through the umbilical cord of OldFi.
Yeah, it's almost like crypto can't possibly be a fully self-contained ecosystem, and thus it must by necessity have integration points with the rest of the world. Who could have ever predicted that...
Well, except for the important detail that KYC requirements don't preclude the need for warrants...
> They (loudly, incessantly) proclaim to their friends the benefits of a new money paradigm while deriving all sustenance through the umbilical cord of OldFi.
Yeah, it's almost like crypto can't possibly be a fully self-contained ecosystem, and thus it must by necessity have integration points with the rest of the world. Who could have ever predicted that...