Why should we use a traceable currency then? Using something which is built to be surveilled (public, transparent) and then complaining about being surveilled is a bit odd, no? Serious question.
When money is tracked, identity is watched, and privacy is gone. Fiction just became prophecy.
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Part 1 available here:
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Discussion
It ain't traceable if you use it right...
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Thanks Max, but how many normal users do you think are able to run your scripts - and how many are willing and able to invest the time?
I believe in the future all wallets will by default use payjoin or similar tech so you don't need to even think about it
i think people will lose faith in btc as a currency and use something else.
True, not many.
But it's kinda like pay join, only a small subset of users has to do it in order to get a huge privacy benefit for everyone.
And this will be in the UI eventually.
How does my mom get a huge privacy benefit from other people using coinjoin when she uses bitcoin normally?