05:46:38 <BlueyHealer> How does Anonshop legally exist then?
05:54:51 <br-m> <321bob321> isnt it a exchange or swap now ?
06:09:44 <br-m> <jeffro256> It takes payment in XMR and executes Amazon orders on your behalf. Not an exchange / swapper as I would normally define it. Merchant service perhaps?
06:11:26 <br-m> <jeffro256> BlueyHealer: Why not? Kraken legally exists in the USA and does money transmission with XMR, which has much more stringent restrictions than merchant services
06:15:45 <BlueyHealer> But Kraken does KYC.
06:16:10 <BlueyHealer> And I was specifically asking why the aforementioned service couldn't exist but Anonshop can.
06:30:43 <br-m> <zombie:catgirl.cloud> You win some you lose some
06:33:14 <br-m> <jeffro256> I would bet that it has to do more with the aforementioned service getting spooked than a "real" legal threat. That happened a lot in the Tornado cash / samourai wallet era.  If Anonshop needs KYC legally, then shouldn't every brick and mortar store in America who sells gift cards for cash need KYC?
06:44:15 <BlueyHealer> I mean that what is the difference between these two
12:09:20 <br-m> <zondax11:matrix.org> hi
16:36:57 <br-m> <torir:matrix.org> Even if something is technically legal, a business might rightly be scared of regulatory pressure. We've seen governments pressure businesses in various ways in the past even when the business is fully legal.
17:16:39 <Guest83> using libera chat first time
19:17:12 <spit> XMR to the stratosphere
19:17:40 <kypwny> nyan
19:18:30 <Cindy> XMR to.. normal
19:18:42 <Cindy> that's all i care about
21:16:51 <br-m> <zombie:catgirl.cloud> To the moon.
21:19:32 <Cindy> no, no moon stuff
21:21:43 <moneromoooo> ... callisto then ?