Good to know. So when are we likely to see all three (if all three are truly needed to get the ball rolling)? As it is, in the U.S., the most recent regulation we have came through the last spending bill stating that every crypto transaction needs to be tracked so it can be taxed (or something like that). And how does that jive with the intent of crypto in the first place—since it's not location based, it shouldn't be subject to regulation by any governing body? Or is that not what the signup flyer said? :)
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