I never seen Bitcoin as a way to be anonymous. For me it was always a decentralized way to handle transactions. If I do a transaction through a bank, it take d

I never seen Bitcoin as a way to be anonymous. For me it was always a decentralized way to handle transactions. If I do a transaction through a bank, it take days to clear. If I need to accept transaction, I need to pass through a merchant account or Paypal. There's no in between. Paypal like to freeze my account? Well too bad... If I want to handle transactions lower than 2 cents, there's no way for it. > I have to trust every single seller, no way to charge back in case they don't deliverer. > I don't care, I never had any issues. I agree with you, I didn't ever had any issues with my sellers either. I trust both my bank and them. It's not a trust issue, it's a functionality one. We are stuck with a limited amount of competition and they all work the same which is sad. > A system that needlessly burns electricity worth hundreds of millions of Dollars every year to provide anonymity no one asked for can hardly be the best solution. To provide functionalities, the same way computers "burns electricity worth hundreds of millions of Dollars every year". I'm pretty sure most way to handle transactions (cash, visa, etc..) burns millions of dollars every year too.