Crypto can technically implement privacy and anonymity in a way that regulators cannot prevent. Now what do we do about it?
Also, Ethereum could adopt privacy by default some day, via their proposal process.
It's fascinating to watch regulators talk about "bitcoin" and "ethereum" as if they're "gold" and "oil", unchanging commodities that just need to be categorized and dealt with appropriately.
Ethereum is totally publicly visible today, but it does not need to be that way tomorrow. These are living projects.
Also, Ethereum could adopt privacy by default some day, via their proposal process.
It's fascinating to watch regulators talk about "bitcoin" and "ethereum" as if they're "gold" and "oil", unchanging commodities that just need to be categorized and dealt with appropriately.
Ethereum is totally publicly visible today, but it does not need to be that way tomorrow. These are living projects.