Does anyone else think that there's going to be huge demand for privacy-preserving Bitcoin services in the future?

I'm talking demand from non-ideological users that can enable 'privacy entrepreneurs' to make substantial profits.

User-friendly privacy is definitely a service on the market I'd pay for.

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I think a big problem is the trade off between user friendlyness and privacy 🤔

The more privacy you want, the more responsibility you have to take on yourself -> the less "user friendly" it will be

This problem is what represents an opportunity for 'privacy entrepreneurs' to solve and make buck

Maybe like "extreme privacy" from Michael Bazzell, even though it is very specific and high target clients. But that's also being rather uncreative. If saschin you have like other ideas, would be glad to hear them 🙂

Zeus wallet, Coinjoin tools, LSP's are simple examples

Granted, they probably aren't that profitable right now, but I can see the addressable market for them getting bigger

OpenSecret definitely has a good tradeoff of UX/privacy

Yeah sure but I'm talking about Bitcoin-specific tools in particular

My pesimistic take is that it will be like with every other technology. That with wider adoption the market will get optimised for people who are more than happy to trade all their privacy for the tiniest convenience. Then bitcoin privacy tech will be a nieche market.

after this, you will have to be a tech ninja to be able to keep privacy, as most service providers will try to make terible decisions on your behalf and actively try to trick you into doxing yourlself

If there's a problem, and people are willing to pay for it to be solved, it will be solved

but am I wrong?

Yep

nope

A recreational drug market?