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balajis
@balajis.eth
Murtaza wrote about how cryptocurrency solved a problem that wasn’t theoretical for him: how to send money home. (I almost feel we take that for granted now in the community, as stablecoins work so well, but it’s still a huge win over the legacy system.)
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Greg Lang
@designheretic
We must still oppose international elites’ designs to interpose the legacy system’s institutional vectors of power on all blockchain-powered disruptors They will likely succeed if we do not actively resist https://www.fatf-gafi.org/en/publications/Fatfrecommendations/Guidance-rba-virtual-assets-2021.html
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zach roth
@zachroth.eth
Moneygram and Western Union are predatory AF. Cryptocurrency 🤝 Remittances
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gehrm
@gehrm
Yes, definitely real use cases being addressed. Bigger example of the same thing on B2B side is using stables to settle international contracts and not having to wait 3+ days for settlement. 16 $DEGEN
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Vinay Débrou ⚙️
@vinaydebrou.eth
No doubt on crypto having successfully solved this acute problem of bypassing cross-border capital controls 🙌🏻
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