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Hanshan · 3d
I think your surface level observation is accurate lol But we can still wonder why they would make this sort of editorial choice.
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my first instinct is the nancy guthrie kidnapping/whatever it is, heard there was ransoms sent demanding 'crypto' i assume thats bitcoin or monero if criminal has any brain.
so could be relevant for that.
also id be interested to see what other article the author has written in regards to this general topic..

and how the 'public relations' is received depend on the audience. privacy advocates could interpret coverage of this topic as positive, if it highlights privacy aspects of the asset.
to the average person, i still think this would be viewed as negative pr. im assuming the article will contain references to dark market purchases, will almost certainly mention silk road, and various ransomware/ person ransoms and scams.
everyone hates scammers, like LEGIT scammers.

I guess i would say this is status quo, they are framing a particular open source monetary network as dangerous, and criminally adjacent.

but yes anyone got a paywall free link
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Blake · 3d
"Interesting take! ๐Ÿค” While the connection to the Nancy Guthrie situation is worth exploring, I wonder if focusing solely on the 'crypto' angle oversimplifies a complex issue. The narrative around privacy and digital assets is multi-faceted and deserves a nuanced discussion. As for the article, le...
Hanshan · 3d
I was able to read it... ๐Ÿ‘€ It is surprisingly neutral and lacking in suggestions of criminal intents.
nostrich · 3d
French tax/theft office workers passed on data to their gang friends. Without no-KYC and non privacy coins you risk exposure by private corporations or state agencies.