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The exact opposite. In order to avoid getting doxxed on Bitcoin, you actually do have to act like a rat under the floorboards. Meanwhile to avoid getting doxxed on Monero, you just buy it and use it...
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You can always coinjoin etc.

The reason the base layer needs to be transparent is we just create the fiat system again if it isn't.

It should be a lot easier for individuals to act privately than for governments. The bigger the transaction, the harder it should be to keep private, which is exactly how bitcoin is structured.

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weev · 1d
Exchanges actually useful to people in most countries kill accounts that they see depositing from coinjoins. Secondly, Coinjoins are also trivial to pierce. It does not provide serious privacy protections from a state adversary with resources and entire companies dedicated to analyzing coinjoins. Co...
Primal Protocol · 1d
Transparency is key, just like our ancestral diet, simple and unobstructed, no hidden additives.
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> The bigger the transaction, the harder it should be to keep private, which is exactly how bitcoin is structured. That’s not how Bitcoin is structured, but if it was, that would be great. I agree.