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Fees and privacy, I suppose.
by kleer001 5y ago
Fees and privacy, I suppose.
- SwimSwimHungry 5y agoAt least with Bitcoin, the ledger is open for all to see. The privacy angle is specious at best.
- sebzim4500 5y agoIt's true that the ledger is public but it isn't necessarily tied to your identity. You can use exchanges that do not require KYC to convert to a privacy coin like Monero, and then move that to fiat exchanges like Coinbase etc.