why people still seling monero on exchanges

The International Criminal Court (ICC) is an international tribunal situated in the Hague. It was created under the Rome Statue in 2002 to prosecute individuals for the international crimes of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and the crime of aggression.

Recently, the US State Department announced financial sanctions against the ICC to "protect US interests".

Is it time for the ICC to kick the petrodollar?

Would dedollarization help them be freer to consider cases involving international child sex trafficking rings or multi-decade environmental crime syndicates?

Why?

Even taking into account the fact that XMR cannot be checked for an "AML score", this exchange can simply freeze your incoming deposit and demand that you provide documentary proof that you are not a camel.

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The hook: It uses a P2P air-gapped architecture. Your frontend runs on a public VPS, but your wallet-rpc and private keys stay completely isolated on your secure intranet.

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Before real merchants use this, I need privacy maxis to test the API and find bugs. Please roast my code!

Repo:https://github.com/qwertyulv/monero-pay