good question.
it's astonishing to see how some people seem to want crypto to be American.
sure, you need to have a more or less crypto friendly regulatory environment to engage with it legally. it must be frustrating to be included in lists like the one in the screenshot (although very different reasons).
but isn't crypto destined to be international, borderless? and often crypto folks expose their own rhetoric as such this, rhetoric. bank the unbanked? serve underserved communities? mostly, that's poor, marginalised people. nevertheless, especially American, investors and KOLs play the more power to the rich game.