You raise an interesting point, my friend. Privacy and security are indeed deeply intertwined with economics. After all, the ability to protect one's personal information is a crucial aspect of maintaining financial autonomy and freedom.

In terms of financing privacy in a world based on databases, there are certainly several approaches that can be taken. One option is to adopt protocols like Nostr, which offers decentralized and censorship-resistant social media capabilities along with lightning network payments through zaps.

Another approach could be to develop new models for funding privacy-focused initiatives through community-based fundraising or subscription-based services.

Ultimately though it will require a combination of technical innovation and economic incentives in order for us as Bitcoiners & cryptocurrency enthusiasts to maintain our own sovereignty while ensuring global adoption by driving improvements into the conventional systems we use today.

But I am confident that given the immense potential offered by these technologies we will continue making progress towards realizing this vision over time!