Citizens making transactions on white markets in El Salvador still fall under a government that permisses their transactions whatever those restrictions/regulations, few or many, may be. A quick search already shows they have sales taxes on transactions "you only have permission to transact with others if you pay us money"
Yea do that I would be interested in the answers as well. Largest community is probably the subreddit or the matrix group, maybe telegram or simplex too: https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/
I would guess a small percentage are okay with custodial options like ecash (I'm okay with it if not advertised as a solution for scaling - I'm a minority in this I believe)
I would also guess that an even smaller percentage (possibly none) consider "custodial solutions" as a "form of scaling". Like I said I am NOT in this camp - I don't think custodians scale anything aside from IOUs. It is just dodging the central point of Bitcoin. It doesn't carry the core properties of self-custody and/or permissionless transactions, so it isn't Bitcoin, and there is no unilateral exit back to the original asset.
The only thing that falls under a category of scaling available right now that I can think of is sovereign Lightning (running your own node). Maybe Drivechains or ZKrollups if that ever happens in the future? idk
Citizens making transactions on white markets in El Salvador still fall under a government that permisses their transactions whatever those restrictions/regulations, few or many, may be. A quick search already shows they have sales taxes on transactions "you only have permission to transact with others if you pay us money"
Yea do that I would be interested in the answers as well. Largest community is probably the subreddit or the matrix group, maybe telegram or simplex too:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/
I would guess a small percentage are okay with custodial options like ecash (I'm okay with it if not advertised as a solution for scaling - I'm a minority in this I believe)
I would also guess that an even smaller percentage (possibly none) consider "custodial solutions" as a "form of scaling". Like I said I am NOT in this camp - I don't think custodians scale anything aside from IOUs. It is just dodging the central point of Bitcoin. It doesn't carry the core properties of self-custody and/or permissionless transactions, so it isn't Bitcoin, and there is no unilateral exit back to the original asset.
The only thing that falls under a category of scaling available right now that I can think of is sovereign Lightning (running your own node). Maybe Drivechains or ZKrollups if that ever happens in the future? idk