KyC is a very painful and obtrusive process. People are only willing to go through it once. In the USA, that means Coinbase inclusion.
Recently had a high-level podcast app integration fall through for this very reason.
Would still love to talk, though!
Creators tries to shield the consumers from pain with an ideal choice (BSV is ideal), instead of showing where the pain points are in actual usage. Look at @4965, they don’t pick sides, offers all ways, but it’s obvious over time where the true power goes.
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1N6JkYce7svm8kMPzrZpwbKW9jsKoaXBL VerifiedBitcoin wins, but the consumer may not know this before many years after they’ve been using it anyway in a lot of competitive services.
Bitcoin extending beyond price and scarcity is and going to be the most misunderstood breakthrough for years to come.
This is a beautiful future and one I'd love to see. @18754 seems to be the most forward-thinking in this regard.
Being a wallet company is a difficult task, let alone one with multi-chain support. I hope I'm not the one that has to fill that void.
Basically use BSV for everything, but allow the customer to initially pay with many options (this brings us to the wallet problem, where every service runs their own wallet). Look at LegallyChained.com allowing @2459 with 20% off or credit card.
Before coming to BSV, I ran the exchange desk of a popular hot-swap service, balancing liquidity between multiple providers.
It's a hard job! And the SLAs are very aggressive to run such a service successfully.
We are simply not there yet imho.