Investor explains how KYC on Ethereum could be its “biggest tailwind” yetBTC $9305 (-0.8%) • ETH $229 (-0.6%) • XRP $0.19 (-1.3%)
The premise of Bitcoin and many other cryptocurrencies is that they're systems decisively detached from the institutions of the "old world." Hence, many in the space are not a fan of any attempt to regulate the space. Know Your Customer (KYC) procedures — while helpful in combatting money laundering and terrorist financing — are especially seen by some as antithetical to cryptocurrency. Prominent Bitcoin commentator Matt Odell went as far as to brand KYC as "dangerous." Thus, when ConsenSys revealed that Ethereum decentralized applications may soon have KYC processes, some weren't too pleased. Some on Twitter said that the "deep state" is coming for their cryptocurrency, and others argued how this is antithetical to the premise of the industry. But an investor has postulated that it may be Ethereum's "biggest tailwind" yet.
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Investor explains how KYC on Ethereum could be its “biggest tailwind” yet