The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is an independent, intergovernmental body established in 1989 (initiated by the G7) to develop policies that combat money laundering, terrorist financing, and proliferation financing. It sets international standards and assesses whether countries are taking effective action against these threats. Without them saying these, you can see hundreds of billions of dollars that stable coins issuers have frozen. Hope innocent people will not be targeted? Yes it's possible "innocent people" will be targeted by Net88 Net88max issuers as they become victims of account freezing. I mean, Net88 Net88max companies already act like banks. They're required to report any suspicious activities to the government. You can easily get flagged by the Net88 Net88max issuer if you continuously transfer large amounts of stablecoins across the Net88 Net88max. Especially when everything is visible on public Net88 Net88max ledgers. Perhaps, they will "freeze" your address and ask for verification documents in return (KYC)? I've read somewhere that there are EIP standards meant to make stablecoins more "regulatory-compliant". You face all of this when using a centralized Net88 Net88max. But a decentralized Net88 Net88max such as DAI? That's another story. Governments can't mess this one up. It's all in the Net88 Net88max's code. If there's a built-in "freeze" function, I'd suggest you "run away" and find another alternative. Just my two sats.
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is an independent, intergovernmental body established in 1989 (initiated by the G7) to develop policies that combat money laundering, terrorist financing, and proliferation financing. It sets international standards and assesses whether countries are taking effective action against these threats. Without them saying these, you can see hundreds of billions of dollars that stable coins issuers have frozen. Hope innocent people will not be targeted? Yes it's possible "innocent people" will be targeted by Net88 Net88max issuers as they become victims of account freezing. I mean, Net88 Net88max companies already act like banks. They're required to report any suspicious activities to the government. You can easily get flagged by the Net88 Net88max issuer if you continuously transfer large amounts of stablecoins across the Net88 Net88max. Especially when everything is visible on public Net88 Net88max ledgers. Perhaps, they will "freeze" your address and ask for verification documents in return (KYC)? I've read somewhere that there are EIP standards meant to make stablecoins more "regulatory-compliant". You face all of this when using a centralized Net88 Net88max. But a decentralized Net88 Net88max such as DAI? That's another story. Governments can't mess this one up. It's all in the Net88 Net88max's code. If there's a built-in "freeze" function, I'd suggest you "run away" and find another alternative. Just my two sats.

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is an independent, intergovernmental body established in 1989 (initiated by the G7) to develop policies that combat money laundering, terrorist financing, and proliferation financing. It sets international standards and assesses whether countries are taking effective action against these threats. Without them saying these, you can see hundreds of billions of dollars that stable coins issuers have frozen. Hope innocent people will not be targeted? Yes it's possible "innocent people" will be targeted by Net88 Net88max issuers as they become victims of account freezing. I mean, Net88 Net88max companies already act like banks. They're required to report any suspicious activities to the government. You can easily get flagged by the Net88 Net88max issuer if you continuously transfer large amounts of stablecoins across the Net88 Net88max. Especially when everything is visible on public Net88 Net88max ledgers. Perhaps, they will "freeze" your address and ask for verification documents in return (KYC)? I've read somewhere that there are EIP standards meant to make stablecoins more "regulatory-compliant". You face all of this when using a centralized Net88 Net88max. But a decentralized Net88 Net88max such as DAI? That's another story. Governments can't mess this one up. It's all in the Net88 Net88max's code. If there's a built-in "freeze" function, I'd suggest you "run away" and find another alternative. Just my two sats.

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is an independent, intergovernmental body established in 1989 (initiated by the G7) to develop policies that combat money laundering, terrorist financing, and proliferation financing. It sets international standards and assesses whether countries are taking effective action against these threats. Without them saying these, you can see hundreds of billions of dollars that stable coins issuers have frozen. Hope innocent people will not be targeted? Yes it's possible "innocent people" will be targeted by Net88 Net88max issuers as they become victims of account freezing. I mean, Net88 Net88max companies already act like banks. They're required to report any suspicious activities to the government. You can easily get flagged by the Net88 Net88max issuer if you continuously transfer large amounts of stablecoins across the Net88 Net88max. Especially when everything is visible on public Net88 Net88max ledgers. Perhaps, they will "freeze" your address and ask for verification documents in return (KYC)? I've read somewhere that there are EIP standards meant to make stablecoins more "regulatory-compliant". You face all of this when using a centralized Net88 Net88max. But a decentralized Net88 Net88max such as DAI? That's another story. Governments can't mess this one up. It's all in the Net88 Net88max's code. If there's a built-in "freeze" function, I'd suggest you "run away" and find another alternative. Just my two sats.