>>60682882 (OP)>so they can fulfill the dogma of their anti-porn christcuck CEOsWrong retard.
The first movers are activist groups and NGOs like NCOSE, Enough Is Enough and Morality in Media, which put pressure on them. Besides them it's journalists and politicians which threaten and pressure not just visa/mastercard, but also the regulating body.
This wouldn't be a problem if visa/mastercard didn't have a monopology on the payment system, but this is a controlled industry, attempts have been made, and anyone trying to compete gets drowned out by regulatory hurdles, compliance infrastructure, licenses, basically all out financial warfare by a combination of the private and public sector around the world. It doesn't help that they're also used as a geopolitical tool to enforce sanctions, since it puts control of them at a high priority to achieve the goals set forth as part of a larger national strategy.
Crypto integrating into the financial system could make it possible to pay without visa/mastercard, but governments don't want this, they'll have control one way or another. And unless it reaches critical mass storefronts will still cater to the largest market. There's room for smaller storefronts if that happens, but they will seek more powers and eventually it be just as controlled (if not immediately after integration).
Of course this is all a moving target, once you have a payment rail for rape simulator 2000, these gay activist groups will target them next. The real solutions is to remove government control of money, which realistically will probably never happen, or figure out where these groups get their funding and turn off the tap, or get funding for your own activist groups to lobby/pressure regulators to prioritize freedom over censorship.
>Will YOU be the first to do it?Plenty of solutions exist for crypto digital stores, they don't take off because nobody wants to use crypto because it's not easily integrated in their bank.
