Bitcoin is much less murky than the NSA. It's completely open software and the engineers discuss and develop it out in public for anyone to audit. And nobody's

Bitcoin is much less murky than the NSA. It's completely open software and the engineers discuss and develop it out in public for anyone to audit. And nobody's forced to use it or be susceptible to it, again unlike the doings of the NSA. And my exposure to fraud or PII threat due to Bitcoin is much much less than due to the mechanisms the NSA has in place, with their massive 24/7 passive/active snooping operation which puts truly gigantic amounts of ostensibly private communications world-wide at risk of being leaked/sold/traded-on by bad actors. Furthermore, the way the Bitcoin economic system, how it stores and transmits money is also much much more open, and thus less murky, than the legacy banking systems. But Bitcoin. Yes, that's a "murky" world. Lets FUD and regulate that.