Nate Zinfandel
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The Death of Decentralization: My Rant About Canada’s Crypto Nightmare
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December 6, 2025
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4:49Now PlayingCrypto was supposed to be the escape from centralization…
Now in Canada, it feels more centralized than ever.
In this 7-minute rant, I, Nate Zinfandel, break down how Canada has quietly become one of the hardest countries on Earth to buy crypto in, while Americans can literally use ANY credit card, ANY wallet, and boom — instant purchase, no issues.
Meanwhile in Canada?
❌ Every credit card gets declined
❌ Every debit card gets declined
❌ Almost every DEX wallet refuses Canadian cards
❌ Exchanges claim “we accept cards”… but never tell you Canadians can’t
❌ P2P comes with insane fees
❌ And the ONLY surviving option is a centralized Interac e-Transfer system
Crypto started as a way to avoid centralized middlemen, yet now the only real way for Canadians to buy Bitcoin or any other coin… is to use a bank-controlled wire-transfer-like system to the two exchanges that our banks actually allow.
Americans get freedom.
Canadians get blocked.
This video is me venting — honestly — about how crypto in Canada has become the opposite of what it was meant to be: free, instant, decentralized, and borderless.
If you’ve tried buying crypto in Canada lately, you already know it’s a nightmare. Let’s talk about it.
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