The main crux of my argument there was the KYC trigger. using centralized mizers, you have having a centralized wallet, without ZK-proofing the headers of the w

The main crux of my argument there was the KYC trigger. using centralized mizers, you have having a centralized wallet, without ZK-proofing the headers of the wallet, distributing funds. This can be traced, and in some miners or CIA database, all transactions from that wallet are flagged. > "All of them" would effectively amount to a ban of mixers. Again, centralized mixers will be banned. You can plug all the exits to your centralized currency, but you cannot stop someone from trading in the cryptosphere utilizing various "Decentralized mixers" with proper ZK proofs, and headless wallet ledgers.