top | item 42262807 (no title) BillyTheKing | 1 year ago absolutely not true btw - the largest use-case for stable-coins atm are people evading capital controls in emerging markets, including China, India, Nigeria, and similar, and in many latin American countries. discuss order hn newest throwaway290|1 year ago The stuff about Russia is true and is actually letter of the lawAlso read how much NK gets from ransomware. Their nuclear program basically runs on crypto.I never denied that regular people benefit in a small way, but the amount is incomparable and hey, they also don't need tumblers. robocat|1 year ago > hey, they also don't need tumblersYes they do need tumblers. Otherwise when they spend their undeclared crypto it is likely to be tracked by the government. load replies (1)
throwaway290|1 year ago The stuff about Russia is true and is actually letter of the lawAlso read how much NK gets from ransomware. Their nuclear program basically runs on crypto.I never denied that regular people benefit in a small way, but the amount is incomparable and hey, they also don't need tumblers. robocat|1 year ago > hey, they also don't need tumblersYes they do need tumblers. Otherwise when they spend their undeclared crypto it is likely to be tracked by the government. load replies (1)
robocat|1 year ago > hey, they also don't need tumblersYes they do need tumblers. Otherwise when they spend their undeclared crypto it is likely to be tracked by the government. load replies (1)
throwaway290|1 year ago
Also read how much NK gets from ransomware. Their nuclear program basically runs on crypto.
I never denied that regular people benefit in a small way, but the amount is incomparable and hey, they also don't need tumblers.
robocat|1 year ago
Yes they do need tumblers. Otherwise when they spend their undeclared crypto it is likely to be tracked by the government.