/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52865898
A couple of them may be drivers for the mass adoption of crypto

>>52724104
CBDC and that's the end of privacy. It's about time that crypto enthusiasts take privacy quite seriously

>>52665421
I'll like to see the security part expanded. Does it cover anything like shielding transactions from being visible on block explorers?

>>51686403
>wallet being linked to a certain KYC exchange
The most common way through which identities are compromised. Once the wallet address is known and tagged to an identity through KYC, that's the end. All the transaction history can be easily monitored and tracked without any restrictions

>>51659482
>A lot of mediocre privacy alts being unveiled these days
Besides Monero and perhaps Railgun, I don't see any of one of them making major impressions in the next bull run

>>51618357
I guess anything privacy related maintains a big chance of getting a whole lot of attention. There is a reason why Monero is dominating the darknet market. If privacy becomes a norm or standard in the space, you can imagine what that will mean for privacy preserving systems.

>>51540937
Seen the recent trend with privacy altcoins and how the demand for the utilities is rising?

>>51313126
Being privacy focused may pump it. There is a major highlight falling on anonymous tools lately, especially when finance is involved.

>>51258113
I guess the relevance will be clearer once it goes mainstream. That's likely to happen when all assets regardless of the chain can be managed through a single universal account

>>51244591
>Web3 identity
Best time for web2.0 bridges facilitating the transition to web3.0 to come up and deliver

>>51250050
ETH stands more chance of pumping considering the rise in the adoption as well as the rate at which developers are building on it. Now, it's supported by an open source cross-chain identity protocol which has given users the option to manage all their identities and rights from a single and secure point.

>>51036218
At some point, everything would probably have to go through some level of regulations. I guess that's when the biggest highlight will fall on privacy projects

>>51008702
The spotlight is just beginning to fall of PriFi based projects, especially the ones with solid fundamentals and products.

>>50822551
All other privacy coins are basically in the shadow of Monero. Go KYS

>>50725854
>>50725854
When the adoption of blockchain services multiplies. Best time to highlight projects facilitating this.