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So where does that leave us? Obviously we can expect privacy coins to take off. For one, if increased taxes are applied for anyone holding assets (a sort of rolling capital gains tax) then obviously people will be expected to try and hide their assets. As they do, they will go off-chain into smaller and smaller chains like Monero. However there-in lies the issue. Monero will be not be cracked but as a result of it's small chain, it can be 51% attacked or more likely, have it's nodes regulated. That means, you will need, guaranteed privacy on chain. You will for a fact, need a way to stay on a large enough chain that cannot be 51% attacked, that the SEC has passed up on it's list of companies/tokens to sue and that is overlooked and cannot be regulated. That only leaves Ethereum as a privacy token cannot be built off of BTC's chain. So you need a private asset on Ethereum.

That's where BUCC comes in. It is the ONLY private asset on Ethereum. It hides information from etherscan assets, it has the ability to hide a complete trail through a special transaction that is as easy to use as a standard transaction and it can be built and scaled on Ethereum and only Ethereum.

Meanwhile there's all these other chains and projects that are trying to do swaps, off-chain bullshit and run servers like Tornado Cash, which can be SWATTed and regulated. An entirely on-chain asset that can destroy trails, hide addresses and can scale with future projects is the winnner and that leaves on BUCC as the sole privacy coin winner.

>>22311805
Are you upset?

>>22156917
Keep bumping my thread, retarded IRS agent. You shan't get a single BUCC out of me.

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