/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52975632
Imagine buying some coffee down someone with crypto and the trader getting full access to the information about every single transaction you've ever made. It's a total mess

>>52948211
There will be serious resistance against the adoption of CBDC; particularly due to the compromise it may have on users' privacy rights.

>>52923851
It's not paranoia you fucking fat pig. What's the fucking point of crypto if your assets can be censored, monitored, and tracked anytime without restrictions.

>>52832954
It's easy to understand. Whatever the case may be, privacy will still be an important subject of discussion. It's not surprising that it's considered to be the most discussed concern in CBDC propositions.

>>52816042
Through Ren's partnership with Railgun, there is an option to keep a private BTC balance. Might not be made for it, but it's not impossible.

>>52622188
Looking forward to Railgun's Ledger support. IMO, safety is not complete without some privacy.

>>52461668
>I'm considering buying this overpriced usb stick, should I do it?
Good timing. Might be a better timing after Railgun supports privacy on it next month

>>52442689
The risk of getting censored just went up by 100x

>>52388947
>I get my hardware wallet back…
Best if you go for hardware wallets that supports privacy. It's quite obvious that regulation plays are coming soon and privacy will become a very important phenomenon whatever the case may be

>>52386748
>DeFi private wallet is the best option
Stay away from anything centralized.

>>52349909
As more people realize that DeFi is the only way to ensure safety of funds, I bet we'll have more people looking into privacy and placing a demand for it.

>>52314763
>Trade anonymously
Generally, fuck anything with high risk of censorship.

>>52213739
Nothing to profit. Maintain a private wallet to avoid losses you don't even expect