Nostr

Privacy implies you are allowing them to use coinjoins. Maybe you can be more specific?

I guess I'm trying to figure out what I'm needing to specify. The idea is that ETF institutions represent a big voice. I'm trying to figure out what the leverage point is for them to want to advocate for privacy rights on Bitcoin.

They have to have an incentive. Maybe it would help them to shield their Bitcoin purchases in the future as the asset gets more scarce?

They are competing with one another after all.

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graffiti 1y ago

Even if you put your stack in an ETF today, tomorrow you might want to self custody, but that option won't be available to you unless you voice your concern. Because today the battle is over privacy, but tomorrow will be over self custody.