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I'm not sure why people misconstrue "public ledger" with privacy. Still happy for the builders of analysis platforms. Although I suspect their paid services wi
by aww_dang 4y ago
I'm not sure why people misconstrue "public ledger" with privacy.
Still happy for the builders of analysis platforms. Although I suspect their paid services will be undercut.
- lordofgibbons 4y ago>Although I suspect their paid services will be undercut. I think you're referring to being undercut by open source tools, but their services are already useless when it comes to Monero. The IRS has had a $625k bounty on breaking it's privacy mechanism for a few years now, and it hasn't been claimed.
- thedailymail 3y agoWouldn't it make sense for large, privacy-conscious holders of Monero to outbid the IRS and offer a higher bounty for the same info? (Assuming they haven't already.)
- lordofgibbons 3y agoThey already have a great bug bounty program! In addition, they also regularly raise money from the community to pay security and crypto researchers to audit the protocols and codebase.