>>Solving that problem means very expensively reaching the point where its competitors started. Adding privacy makes transactions on the order of 4X more compu

>>Solving that problem means very expensively reaching the point where its competitors started. Adding privacy makes transactions on the order of 4X more computationally expensive. Once Ethereum has EIP-4844 and EIP-4444, such a transaction would cost less than a penny in fees on a Rollup. Stablecoin payments would be substantially better than centralized e-wallet payments for many mainstream use-cases if Ethereum developers pull off these upgrades and if crypto advocates manage to convince the major powers to legalize the zk-proof cryptographic methods needed to provide blockchain transactions with privacy.