"Address reuse shrinks the crowd you can reasonably hide in."
I never thought about it that way. But it makes sense. Its the same with encryption, if only a small minority of people encrypt their messages while the majority do not, the encrypted users become much easier to identify and track.
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I think one could simply concentrate one’s energy on working on quantum‑resistant addresses instead of freezing other people’s coins. I don’t understand why there are people who are so keen on freezing other people’s coins. What are they after? Is it to prevent those coins, which might be stolen by this magical quantum computer, from being sold and causing the fiat price to crash? So are they only interested in fiat when it comes to Bitcoin?