In crypto all transfers require a cryptographic signature from a private key that doesn't have to be shared. In credit cards, you literally give your private key to the merchant and trust them to take the right amount. The difference of these two security models is enormous.
Also, privacy coins are private. The blockchain isn't a ledger that shows who spent what to who in privacy coins like Monero.
the industry claims that the lack of change in that period indicates that federal rules are unnecessary and fear they will impede investments in innovation.
Lol what innovation could an ISP make that is good? We want them to be dumb and simple. Their job is to route our traffic at the limits of the speed of light.
What happened to the capitalists at IBM, Semens, etc after they invested and profited off of the Nazi concentration camps?
Did any of them go to the gallows? Did any of them go to prison? Did any of them have all or some if their assets seized and forces to pay reparations to survivors?
Gaza is going to need billions to rebuild, and after the ICJ finishes their investigation into this genocide, the most reasonable candidates to pay for rebuilding Gaza should be the companies and individuals who invested-in and armed the IOF.
