As a developer of these technologies, you're in a completely different situation than the investors. Crypto-technologies have obvious value anywhere privacy is

As a developer of these technologies, you're in a completely different situation than the investors. Crypto-technologies have obvious value anywhere privacy is desired, but once productized as a virtual floating asset, the value becomes much harder to quantify, and then the grifters appear. Seems to me incorporating less privacy, a private side-channel for checks and balances of sorts, is something necessary. But I'm not a crypto-technologist, just someone with a graduate economics education, so my impressions may be irrelevant.