Was it supposed to be? A currency with a complete ledger of transactions available for view by anyone in the p2p network is hardly secure by design. Edit: than

Was it supposed to be? A currency with a complete ledger of transactions available for view by anyone in the p2p network is hardly secure by design. Edit: thanks for the reply. In that sense that you are able to be only identified by a wallet address, that makes sense. I guess I meant that, unlike privacy-focused coins like Monero, there is a way to see who sent what to who (even if who is just an address) and to develop surveillance based on this.