This would be very difficult from a technology and trust perspective to manage.
Someone would also likely end up with the tax and regulation burden due to the need for centralized exchanges.
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This would be very difficult from a technology and trust perspective to manage.
Someone would also likely end up with the tax and regulation burden due to the need for centralized exchanges.
Someone from "The Bahamas"?
I would not trust a single person in Bahamas to custody 1M in bitcoin.
also from law points. It could be interpreted as a financial service/ custodial service. In worst cast money laundering if buy the wrong coins to wrong time?
Neutral holding + neutral rules must be in place ( code).