The enthusiasm of Zooko (founder of Zcash) reveals a dangerous naivety.

Believing the SEC—an institution built on financial surveillance and control—will embrace true privacy just because the administration changed is a fundamental error.

The state's machinery naturally opposes opaque transactions, regardless of who is in charge.

By participating, Zooko risks validating political theater: a charade where regulators pretend to listen to "builders" only to justify stricter crackdowns later.

Seeking permission in Washington, rather than relying on code, undermines the cypherpunk ethos.

This isn't a diplomatic victory; it is likely a trap that legitimizes the very apparatus designed to dismantle financial #privacy.

That's why #Monero

Tokenization won’t just reshape finance, it will alter the trajectory of humanity. Its reach will extend far beyond markets, rewiring the foundations of society.

Governments will evolve, democracy will drift from its analog roots into algorithmic governance, a technocratic model.

Power will migrate from banks to tech giants. This shift will define the new world order.