We think there's a huge demand for USD to enter the cryptocurrency market, and we're dedicated to solving that issue and working through the regulation hurdles.
We're of course also very interested in operating internationally in places like Asia, South America, and Europe, so we'll be working to operate wherever we're welcome to do business in a compliant and legal way.
my understanding is you don't have to be in the US to meet the huge demand for USD, eg a good portion of USD is not in the US in the first instance and there are so may banks, institutions, market, mechanisims etc, that can get USD of of the US at min cost.
where does this need to be in the US logic, I mean given you need to comply with 50 different states legislation, plus fed, and even thats confused, it has to be easier to operate outside of the US.
look at apple store, they suck out billions in USD and are set up in Ireland, on the largest legit tax minimization scheme ever and the USA can do nothing about it.
