> I mean sure -- but right now there's no such thing as "realistic money anonymity for the average person." I know HN skews hard for electronic payments but ca

> I mean sure -- but right now there's no such thing as "realistic money anonymity for the average person." I know HN skews hard for electronic payments but cash is still heavily used. One nice trait is that its weaknesses are highly intuitive: there’s no retroactive de-anonymization or tracking across unrelated transactions, and people are familiar with how physical objects are stolen.