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I don't tend to associate privacy with an asset whose transactions are recorded in a public ledger for all to see.
by timmytokyo 4y ago
I don't tend to associate privacy with an asset whose transactions are recorded in a public ledger for all to see.
- alphanullmeric 4y agoDo you support forcing KYC laws onto exchanges? Or the cryptocurrency transaction tracking laws in the EU? I’m looking for a yes or no answer.
- lern_too_spel 4y agoYes. Why should cryptocurrencies allow fraudulent money transfers to North Korea and not banks that can do them more cheaply? Hint: there is no good reason. Regulation will catch up.
- alphanullmeric 4y agoA page pulled right out of the anti encryption talking points book. Im glad we agree that you oppose my financial privacy. Redistribution of consequences is fantastic. Surely you support the patriot act too right? Or is that too much consistency to expect out of you?
- lern_too_spel 4y agoI support consistency in regulation. You don't? Of course not, because consistent regulation would demonstrate that your beloved distributed ledger is simply a colossal waste of energy.
- alphanullmeric 4y agoWell at least you’re consistent in violating other people’s privacy.
- timmytokyo 4y agoDo you use bitcoin? What makes you think you have any privacy? Bitcoin is not anonymous; it's pseudonymous. If you're using it, your every transaction can be traced by anyone. That's the opposite of privacy.