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>>13439778
It most likely didn't.
If anything you getting additional perspective*

*Unless you were younger than ~24 when you did this.

Stop thinking like a technerd and start thinking like a business- in every project the needs of the funders are the only needs that matter.

If you were a swift bank and had supposedly bank-killing legislation that a bunch of lazy faggot never-worked-a-day-in-their-lives EU bureaucrats dreamed up passed out of thin air on you, how would you feel?

If you were a construction company and the government mandated that you loan your tools out to anyone looking to get into the biz, how would you feel?

If you were a doctor and you were required to allow anyone, regardless of training, to treat patients and do surgery because of a law a group of proud retards passed (and when the patients got fucked up you had to fix them for free), how would you feel?

Bankers are greedly little fucks with inferiority complexes. If anyone is going to take something like psd2 and do something truly vindictive in response, its them.

So what do they do? Launch Chainlink and let the best man win? Or launch Chainlink, provide accurate information to the legacy banking group and provide NOTHING to the rest of the world. Its almost like they want the project to look like nothing. But, of course, it's something, and potentially something big. And that will have to get out at some point. So when?

If it were me, it would be the day before I have to comply with psd2, so that all those inexperienced "fintech" bros who couldn't wait to take on swift have no warning, and suddenly face a nearly insurmountable hurdle to even getting their networks off the ground.

But again, that's just me. I'm probably a meanie. I'm sure the legacy banking elite are really nice folks who just want to play nice in the sandbox and lube up their asses for an ungrateful generation of proto-socialists who have all the confidence in the world from having contributed nothing to it.