> Why don't you use the traditional banking system, which doesn't result in publicly listed transactions? You mean the banking system that freezes protesters'

> Why don't you use the traditional banking system, which doesn't result in publicly listed transactions? You mean the banking system that freezes protesters' accounts when they do something doubleplusungood? Personal choices that don't violate the rights of others shouldn't require any explanation to retain your rights. But it's not hard to think of a lot of reasons for somebody to use crypto over banks besides the state not being able to trivially shut you out of your life. There's other good reasons to choose crypto over banks, but that's a good one in my book.