@theswansjr Bitcoin isn’t the Internet, it’s the fax machine. Something like Kaspa would be the Internet in your analogy. Then Monero or Zcash would be SSL on top. Bitcoin is a reference implementation from 2009. It’s not very useful in real world scenarios.
@olvelez007 @RayDalio While there is some utility in transparency, there’s far more in privacy. The good news is we don’t have to choose. We already have the technology. Zcash, for example, has a proven track record of running a chain virtually indistinguishable from Bitcoin in e
@willywoo Only a technologically illiterate person would do that with Bitcoin. You’d be much better off using Monero, Zcash, or any other private token. Bitcoin is a very little-changed reference implementation from 2009. Most of its perceived utility is a phantom of collective i