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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
Verifying that I have: - A Coinbase account - I live in the US https://base.easscan.org/attestation/view/0x5749f72a916bbe4b0b419fe4a2a7455645702691b9b87ee78970dab327a7242e https://base.easscan.org/attestation/view/0x70bed4a99263dedd26fd956a2afadf961ded1d53842f92a26edb292d1a8e0088
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Fran d’Amore
@ffran
These verifications have always been counterintuitive with the ecosystem in my opinion. Although I understand its the fastest path towards adoption…
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
> have always been counterintuitive with the ecosystem in my opinion Why?
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Fran d’Amore
@ffran
Why do they need to know where I live? If I live outside the US (or my account is non-us) there is no easy access to the platform and transacting in general. Isnt open access the whole ethos?
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
It may be the ethos, but US-based people and companies are subject to strict regulations, most of which are based on country of residence.
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Fran d’Amore
@ffran
Yeah I get its about regulations and thats why I believe its the fastest path forward. But i believe the goal is to be being able to transact from USA to Argentina (or any other country) and have quick access to liquidity and freedom of transacting. Maybe there is a plan to achieve that through regulations globally?
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