The Hinman email @JohnEDeaton1 posted screams unethical & dishonest. Josh Bonnie of Simpson Thacher, the firm that paid Hinman millions while at the SEC suggests an idea 👉how to look purely passive in attendance together at Ethereum Alliance Assoc Dinner. (Appear more ethical).
In order to convert crypto to fiat, exchanges/etc rely on banking partners who could lose their licenses if someone on the OFAC list is able to slip through. Extremely stringent KYC/AML policies are in place to avoid precisely this.
RippleNet, for example, has always been - and remains today - committed to NOT working with sanctioned banks or countries that are restricted counterparties. Ripple and our customers support and enforce OFAC laws and KYC/AML.
Instead of listening to responsible players who have been clear they will abide by legal sanctions, some pundits and media insist on continuing to paint crypto as the Silk Road – both an exceptionally outdated and tired argument which simply doesn’t hold true today. /Rant over
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