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Haha. It's not credit. You have bought crypto for currency. Yes it has often turned into credit because it has no fixed value. Then it's further swapping back into currency. Ding ding, a taxman, or banking cartel stooge suddenly wants to know where you got your cash.

At what point did you need an I.D, you either had the values bought and transacted, or you didn't.

It's not for your benefit. All you need was proof of transaction. Proof of your wallet. If your exchange wasn't protected by crypto. Or if you didn't have a receipt for the goods or services sold. Because you went to bucks fucks, and there's no refunds.

But it's all those other eyes wanting to monitor your capital. They aren't the buyer, seller, or the prior exchange. They're the government wanting to I.D your cash instead. No sooner did they want a credit, cashless society for their peak carbon renewable electricity.

2 years ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

Haha. It's not credit. You have bought crypto for currency. Yes it has often turned into credit because it has no fixed value. Then it's further swapping back into currency. Ding ding, a taxman, or banking cartel stooge suddenly wants to know where you got your cash.

At what point did you need an I.D, you either had the values bought and transacted, or you didn't.

It's not for your benefit. All you need was proof of transaction. Proof of your wallet. If your exchange wasn't protected by crypto. Or you didn't have a receipt for the goods or services sold. Because you went to bucks fucks, and there's no refunds.

But it's all those other eyes wanting to monitor your capital. They aren't the buyer, seller, or the prior exchange. They're the government wanting to I.D your cash instead. No sooner did they want a credit, cashless society for their peak carbon renewable electricity.

2 years ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

Haha. It's not credit. You have bought crypto for currency. Yes it has often turned into credit because it has no fixed value. Then it's further swapping back into currency. Ding ding, a taxman, or banking cartel stooge suddenly wants to know where you got your cash.

At what point did you need an ID, you either had the values bought and transacted, or you didn't.

It's not for your benefit. All you need was proof of transaction. Proof of your wallet. If your exchange wasn't protected by crypto. Or you didn't have a receipt for the goods or services sold. Because you went to bucks fucks, and there's no refunds.

But it's all those other eyes wanting to monitor your capital. They aren't the buyer, seller, or the prior exchange. They're the government wanting to I.D your cash instead. No sooner did they want a credit, cashless society for their peak carbon renewable electricity.

2 years ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

Haha. It's not credit. You have bought crypto for currency. Yes it has often turned into credit because it has no fixed value. Then it's further swapping back into currency. Ding ding, a taxman, or banking cartel stooge suddenly wants to know where you got your cash.

At what point did you need an ID, you either had the values bought and transacted, or you didn't.

It's not for your benefit. All you need was proof of transaction. Proof of your wallet. If your exchange wasn't protected by crypto. Or you didn't have a receipt for the goods or services sold. Because you went to bucks fucks, and there's no refunds.

But it's all those other eyes wanting to monitor your capital. They aren't the buyer, seller, or the prior the exchange. They're the government wanting to I.D your cash instead. No sooner did they want a credit, cashless society for their peak carbon renewable electricity.

2 years ago
1 score
Reason: Original

Haha. It's not credit. You have bought crypto for currency. Yes it has often turned into credit because it has no fixed value. Then it's further swapping back into currency. Ding ding, a taxman, or banking cartel stooge suddenly wants to know where you got your cash.

At what point did you need an ID, you either had the values bought and transacted, or you didn't.

It's not for your benefit. All you need was proof of transaction. Proof of your wallet. If your exchange wasn't protected by crypto. Or you didn't have a receipt for the goods or services sold. Because you went to bucks fucks, and there's no refunds.

But it's all those other eyes wanting to monitor your capital. They aren't the buyer, seller, or largely prior the exchange.

2 years ago
1 score