> Rely on taxes that can't be evaded I think this is the underlying issue. Anonymity is good and all, but the moment a known intermediary comes into the pictu

> Rely on taxes that can't be evaded I think this is the underlying issue. Anonymity is good and all, but the moment a known intermediary comes into the picture, it becomes a target for government enforcement. If you need a service like Tornado Cash to preserve anonymity, as long as there is a physical name attached to that service, government regulation becomes enforceable. In other words, there's still a long way to go before salary payments or other forms of taxable money transfers become evasive enough that they're unenforceable. The small number of exceptions (e.g., tech-savvy remote workers taking payments through blockchain) are not large enough to set the rule.