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If you’re referring to privacy tech such as mixers I think there is still solutions out there such as Railgun. Tornado cash smart contract is still functional as far as I understand even if particular nationals are prohibited to use it. In general, I would say that the Ethereum community is privacy aware of course it remains a transparent ledger.
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graffiti 1y ago

I am referring to the funding of common goods. How does ethereum differentiate itself from bitcoin in this claim?

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LogicallyMinded 1y ago

I’m not saying it does although smart contracts certainly can facilitate it but you were asking me about the ideology. I don’t here a lot of #bitcoin talks around common goods but maybe I missed something.

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graffiti 1y ago

I know OpenSats is a thing. I don't know if you would qualify that as a common good. They use a multisig to vote on where the funds go. No need for a smart contract though.

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LogicallyMinded 1y ago

I’m not familiar with OpenSats but it looks like they promote the funding of common goods.