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So... Not just crime, but also the digital infrastructure that facilitates it.
by heyitsguay 3y ago
So... Not just crime, but also the digital infrastructure that facilitates it.
- dmichulke 3y agoCriminals also eat, drink and drive cars. Why would paying for food in crypto be OK but digital infrastructure not? Do you think privacy is undeserved for one but not the other? Should all transactions be public / visible by the state?
- astrange 3y agoTransactions in most crypto are even more visible to the state than in normal banking, because they're in an uneditable public database that never loses history.
- Kwpolska 3y agoCrypto tumblers are a thing, and they make the public history unreadable. Bank transactions aren't public, but the government can get access, and stuff like money laundering is easier to detect than with crypto.
- CaptainFever 3y agoMonero is also a thing.
- astrange 3y ago> Crypto tumblers are a thing, and they make the public history unreadable. That simply means they're illegal, not that we have to put up with them. Cf Tornado Cash, anyone who's running one is a money launderer.
- wombatpm 3y agoYes I’ll go further. All transactions should be public, especially those by government, all politicians, and anyone in a position of authority over others.