Fintech Intuit has limited credit card transactions for a prominent cryptophilosophy preacher Andreas Antonopoulos for his use of cryptocurrency.
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According to Antonopoulos, for the time being they are availableaccounting services through the Quickbooks service, but he can no longer accept credit card payments for his activities. The company also asked Antonopoulos to remove cryptocurrency references from its official website.
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“Instead, I decided to remove Intuit and its credit card services from my life,” He wrote on Twitter.
According to the crypto enthusiast, the situation with Intuit proves that “the banking cartel does not want competition or risk, preferring monopoly and kleptocracy”.
Earlier, Andreas Antonopoulos said that in an attempt to crush bitcoin, states are at risk of merging fiat into a black hole.
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