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Many governments are creating frameworks to regulate Bitcoin. What is your ideal regulatory environment for Bitcoin, and how would you navigate regions with opposing stances?
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I have always been pretty good at expanding the "box" that I'm given. I also am committed to our mission of enabling independence.
I think, ideally speaking, governments leave bitcoin alone. That said, the cobra effect is real and I am a cobra farmer! This means I will always find ways to take the guideline, find the legal framework to work within, and work towards our mission to enable independence.
Regions with opposing stances are either not free (which make it tough for us to navigate) or have a set of rules that we can "slither" our way into and help to give the people freedom money.
We choose our regions based on a calculation of ROI and importance. We recently expanded into the USA. High ROI, but also, there are NO non custodial platforms in the USA. We are the only one. This makes it an important geography for us.
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