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>>52678014
Well, it seems people are beginning to explore other blockchain based privacy solutions with better tech.

What is even the point of privacy in crypto to start with

>>51446159
From the base, blockchain being pseudonymous is a limiting factor. However, with several tools coming up to enable anonymity for users, a new level of advancement will soon be realized.

>>51429131
Maintain an anonymous balance on Railway, simple as that. No one has to what you've got in your wallet

>>51127337
>privacy systems for their relevance
A major highlight on them lately, with the increasing demand for security. Safe to classify them as one of the next biggest things

>>51056600
Well, even if you make transactions with crypto, you will still need to shield the deals

>>50878493
Well, you can't technically stay incognito while trading since everything registers publicly on the blockchain ledger, unless of course you go through on-chain privacy systems.

>>50693009
Perhaps, it doesn't but anonymity is a vital element in complete decentralisation.

>>50578258
You need to start thinking about shielding your wallet when making payments or dealing with centralized bodies. If not, you're getting yourself up to be fucked.

>>50357446
>Without a privacy protocol
Railway appears to be the best to use at the moment. Shields transactions in seconds

>>50123126
>working on identity and asset management
Don't know if privacy projects like Railgun fit in. At the end of the day, having the right to decide who have access to your wallet is a form of identity management, since through it, you can keep your identity anonymous even when you remain on the chain trading.

>>50026147
Well, it does as well as many privacy and anonymous tools at the moment.

>>49939331
That's the fucking point. It is hidden!

>>49880294
>You don't have to buy a coin to care about privacy.
Checked. Neither should you have to buy a coin to enjoy privacy. That is why there is nothing that beats a privacy system that is not token-gated.

>>49792949
Well, let's see how the whole stuff plays out, especially with Railgun and many privacy projects gaining wider prominence over the past few weeks. Regulations might affect the market waves in unpredictable ways

>>49639559
Actually, privacy is becoming significantly highlighted despite the market crash. Might as well have something to do with regulations talk becoming a new trend. Majority of the buildings and launches I have been seeing is from privacy focused projects, an example is the recently launched Railway