The government hates financial privacy. For the last four years, that has been the only narrative that matters. We have seen developers arrested, code sanctioned, and privacy protocols treated like digital contraband.The message from the previous administration was crystal clear. If you want to transact privately, you must have something to hide. And if you have something to hide, you're probably a criminal.But then something impossible happened. >> That's impossible. Just a few days ago, on December 15th, ...

you sent a friend your address for a basic transfertime went by, you forgot you doxed this address, and you used this address to transfer funds to another account where you trade and make other paymentsthat friend now knows your entire financial lifevery normal! ...

I like Switzerland and agree that it was arguably an exception to the rule. But it isn’t anymore and hasn’t been for some time.It capitulated to Obama in 2009 on financial privacy, and so Swiss bank accounts don’t really exist. The Swiss (perhaps understandably) sanctioned Russia after 2022 and nuked the Credit Suisse bondholders, in violation of financial neutrality. That neutrality is now found only onchain.The country is also de facto a member of NATO and the EU, even if not de jure. And is moving toward ...

Regulatory Landscape - Europe is implementing stricter financial regulations, potentially impacting financial privacy [1] - Cash transactions exceeding €10,000 will be illegal across the Eurozone in 847 days [1] - The EU Anti-Money Laundering package (AMLA) treats all 340 million Europeans like suspects [1] Market Perception - The new regulations are perceived as treating all Europeans as potential criminals [1] - The regulations are seen as a threat to financial privacy [1]

RT eric.gemini.eth (@erickuhn19)We've just launched support for Orchard, Zcash's most advanced privacy protocol, making @Gemini the first major exchange to support the latest generation of @Zcash shielded transactions.Following our August launch as the first major exchange to support Unified Addresses, this upgrade automatically routes customer withdrawals to Orchard's cryptographically superior privacy layer.While Zcash may be having a moment (look at the $ZEC price!), at Gemini we support these technologi ...

They've been delisted, dismissed, and declared dead more times than we could count. And yet, privacy coins refuse to disappear. I'm still right here.In recent weeks, they've been pumping like crazy, reminding everyone just how important privacy really is in crypto. But is this just another fleeting rally or the start of a much bigger shift. Today, I'll break down everything you need to know about privacy coins, including how they work, why they're so important, which ones should be on your radar, and what t ...

Privacy Concerns in Blockchain - The industry highlights concerns about broadcasting one's entire financial life on-chain, making it perpetually visible and subject to judgment [1] - The industry draws a parallel between this on-chain visibility and "cancel culture" but applied to personal finances [1]

Core Values - Confidentiality of financial history is paramount [1] - Instant payments are a key feature [1] - Safety and security of funds are essential [1] - Ease of use for the wallet is a priority [1] Target Audience - Users deserve Dash [1]

RT genzcash (@genzcash).@balajis on Zcash: “We’ve got the zero to one moment for zero knowledge already, and now we’re going to go to the one to infinity moment where financial privacy is just a human right.” https://t.co/i0A7j7UJId ...

Financial Privacy & Technology - Zero-knowledge technology has achieved its "zero to one" moment, indicating initial breakthrough and validation [1] - The industry anticipates a transition to a "one to infinity" phase, signifying widespread adoption and scalability of zero-knowledge technology [1] - The vision is for financial privacy to be recognized as a fundamental human right [1]