that is exactly the problem. You have two relationships here: author -> patreon and author -> patrons. The first one is irrelevant, the second on is the problematic one. You cannot be anonymous in one case and not in another. That is not how business, law or taxes work - anywhere. Just because patrons do not want to know the legal identity does not mean it is legal to hide it. You could get sued for tax avoidance like that.
<div class="[grid-area:span_1_/_span_1_/_span_1_/_span_1] max-[991px]:h-[400px] max-[767px]:h-[250px]">If you are being in a sanctioned country, good luck applying
Fazz provides last mile solutions to the growing financial ecosystem, including digital payments, kyc solutions, and much much more. Fazz currently processes more than 2 billion USD / year.
In March 2020, Fazz raised $53 Million.
We are hiring for 12+ positions spread across different teams and at all levels.
- (Junior, Mid, Senior, Staff) Software Engineers - Software Engineering Managers - DevOps / Site Reliability Engineers
TECH: Go Lang, Ruby on Rails, Flutter, AWS, Kubernetes, Docker, Ruby on Rails
Or contact me directly: aizat.faiz@fazzfinancial.com
Also some advice
https://www.notion.so/aizatto/Dropping-Me-a-Cold-Message-b46...
I won't respond to candidates suspected who are out of my desired remote location.
Whether or not it was the point of Bitcoin from the start, "removing the middlemen" is bullshit because you still need exchanges, wallet providers, people running nodes, etc. Cryptocurrency in practice just transfers power from traditional middlemen to new technically-advantaged middlemen.