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Yeah I'll be more impressed (concerned?) when one of these nations declares Monero or some other explicitly privacy-oriented coin as their new currency.
by schmookeeg 4y ago
Yeah I'll be more impressed (concerned?) when one of these nations declares Monero or some other explicitly privacy-oriented coin as their new currency.
- vmception 4y agoIt would be more interesting for sure but dedicated privacy tokens have too low of a marketcap, for now. Bitcoin is decent with Taproot+Schnorr and Lightning and bridges but you really need your own nodes and Tor. Ethereum with Tornado Cash is okay, you still need Tor OR your own locally hosted node there, as unlike Bitcoin, Ethereum nodes don't know which node saw a transaction first which means privacy. But if you send your transaction to a datacenter then lots of people in between know you did. The bridges let you access the Ethereum and EVM ecosystem.