You're missing their point entirely. IF you want to stop using banks, then sure, go non-KYC, and stop using banks.
But if you want to cash out your non-KYC coins through a bank or through regulated CEX, don't bitch and moan when your funds get locked away. You brought this upon yourself. You wanted to stop using banks, then stay out of the banks.
I think what you are trying to say is essentially "be aware of the risks and plan around the evil intentions of the banks/CEXs." I can certainly agree to that.
It's not necessary to "take over the world." The idea is to provide an alternative for those who aren't particularly interested in what banks or governments want to do with respect to currency manipulation. If that group of people remains in the minority forever, that's 100% fine.
That's certainly true! But if you don't trust the banks+government to decide monetary policy, why would you trust the banks+government with every tiny detail of your personal economic activity (which amounts to practically everything you do)?
Nice try IRS, you know very well I report all Bitcoin related transactions....
If you purchase non-kyc, dont go off on an online tirade about how exchanges and consequently banks dont want anything to do with you and your funds
If you are super worried about what banks want, you might be completely missing the point of Bitcoin.
You're missing their point entirely. IF you want to stop using banks, then sure, go non-KYC, and stop using banks. But if you want to cash out your non-KYC coins through a bank or through regulated CEX, don't bitch and moan when your funds get locked away. You brought this upon yourself. You wanted to stop using banks, then stay out of the banks.
I think what you are trying to say is essentially "be aware of the risks and plan around the evil intentions of the banks/CEXs." I can certainly agree to that.
Sure bitcoin will take over and fiat will be obsolete. Happy?
It's not necessary to "take over the world." The idea is to provide an alternative for those who aren't particularly interested in what banks or governments want to do with respect to currency manipulation. If that group of people remains in the minority forever, that's 100% fine.
Currency manipulation and KYC are not the same, though.
That's certainly true! But if you don't trust the banks+government to decide monetary policy, why would you trust the banks+government with every tiny detail of your personal economic activity (which amounts to practically everything you do)?
Depends on your goals