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Ok so a user who already has crypto and doesn't want to convert it first (fees) may be encouraged to mix it (privacy) and that is a legitimate usecase. That mak
by tmpz22 4y ago
Ok so a user who already has crypto and doesn't want to convert it first (fees) may be encouraged to mix it (privacy) and that is a legitimate usecase. That makes sense to me, though it seems like a very rare event that should not be the sole basis for the underlying platform.
Also I should've read the full article first.
- bornfreddy 4y agoNot sure how rare it is. There is lots of people who got crypto-rich. It is easier to donate money that came easily... I would assume making a nontrivial donation in fiat privately is also very difficult.
- yieldcrv 4y ago> though it seems like a very rare event that should not be the sole basis for the underlying platform. not rare, 12,000+ unique users on just the ethereum network alone only a handful would be from large scale hacks, a bigger handful from phishing even the treasury's estimates were that less than 20% of use was illicit, it is a totally new standard to vilify it based on whatever it is vilified for https://dune.com/poma/tornado-cash_1 https://dune.com/poma/tornado-cash_1