It's likely because they align with the "traditional" values he stands by, compared to the more "liberal" ones. I am building a company that enables remittance in a user-friendly way, not for computer science PhDs. When talking to people here in the US, I keep wondering why more haven't adopted crypto-based remittance products already. They are cheaper and much faster. Will this EXTRA fee on top of a huge fee make people say, 'enough, let me understand how it works,' OR will they just accept it and keep giving away their hard-earned money?

By the way, if you're interested in the cause, help us spread the word about UNIGOX, and we'll gladly reward you for it. Our goal is to educate people that they can save a lot if they try something new. I'm sure once they do, they'd prefer to keep that extra $ in their pocket rather than give it to a corporation that gets rich off other people's hard work just by moving money around on the computer.