Given FTX is the bull market winner Sam gets to write the rules & choose which hill to die on.
What’s interesting is that he chose p2p payments & not permissionless smart contracts, where free speech & open crypto sandbox actually proves the tenacity of permissionless
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That’s great in theory, but specifically given OfAC now sees fit to block smart contracts at their discretion I don’t see how that aligns.
I’m all for the disclosures & consumer protection, but the minute OFAC mandates what smart contracts are allowed, it’s not permissionless
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But that’s exactly the point, conceding OFAC can block smart contracts rather than users is conceding the concept of permsionless & a defacto moat for US devs.
OFAC SHOULD be a block list…of addresses, not contracts. Presumed innocence should apply to blockchains as well
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aaah I see sorry you mean smart contracs vs blockchain addresses
hmm you might be right, let me think about that a bit
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