Understood - so is it fair to say that bitcoin banks face the same regulatory burden / challenges as regular banks? If so - is it fair to view Galoy as making use of Bitcoin predominately as a monetary rail, without the benefits of the sovereignty properties of Bitcoin?
What challenges do you foresee with Bitcoin banks in terms of crossing geographical borders and facilitating financial activity across many regulatory jurisdictions?
Understood - so is it fair to say that bitcoin banks face the same regulatory burden / challenges as regular banks? If so - is it fair to view Galoy as making use of Bitcoin predominately as a monetary rail, without the benefits of the sovereignty properties of Bitcoin?