Even if I run my own company for almost two decades, and my country (Italy) is having one of the highest tax rates (because the southern part is professionally, largely and illegally avoiding them) I can’t resist to raise my voice here for a certain balance and protection against a constant move of money away from the poor people upwards to the richest 10%.
Look at this graphs over time to understand what I mean: Wealth Inequality - Inequality.org
I had already mentioned the panama paper’s. There you can find a very lot of thus upper 10% people.
And you can find big global companies, who have ressources, knowlege and ways to use countries like Panama to avoid taxes and hide their huge earnings. Chart: How Much Taxes Do U.S. Tech Giants Actually Pay? | Statista
If crypto - significantly governed by such people and companies - will become a global standard (or at least one way) for such financial transactions, then I expect a huge increase in involved people and volume. All of this at full cost of the lower half of the worlds population.
thats quite the opposite of “banking the unbanked”.
counterquestion 1: who does expect that an anonymous system favours a fair and good development?
and regarding your statement:
counterquestion 2: so what exactly is the difference between the current FIAT and the Crypto system you describe?