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It's way more complex than that. Pretty much everyone in government and the crypto space doesn't want Libra to succeed under it's current stewardship. The impli
by chank 7y ago
It's way more complex than that. Pretty much everyone in government and the crypto space doesn't want Libra to succeed under it's current stewardship. The implications are very far reaching. Also, there isn't a single cryptocurrency today that can't be tracked, even ones like Monero.
- worik 7y agoAlso, there isn't a single cryptocurrency today that can't be tracked, even ones like Monero. Really?
- chank 7y agoCan be, yes. Through combining network and non-network meta-data. If anyone actually has the desire to do so is another question entirely, but I wouldn't be surprised if certain state-level agencies have already begun to compile such data.
- LMYahooTFY 7y ago>Also, there isn't a single cryptocurrency today that can't be tracked, even ones like Monero. Sure, and the cost of doing so compared to some guy typing queries into their indexed list of every financial transaction in the United States (at minimum) is probably at least one or two orders of magnitude. If you are someone or know someone to grant you some basic technical knowledge then certainly one or two orders of magnitude higher cost, unless you're a designated terrorist, or someone elected officials talk about executing.
- Kubuxu 7y agoZCash?
- chank 7y agoYes.
- Lordarminius 7y ago> Also, there isn't a single cryptocurrency today that can't be tracked, even ones like Monero. Look up PirateChain.
- chank 7y agoCan still be tracked in the same way other zero knowledge proof cryptos can be.