As long as banks can just pretend to protect my privacy, while they sell my data, I feel more comfortable about the type of privacy that cryptos like monero provide.
> Why shouldn't we ask that crypto be judged against this baseline?
Why shouldn't we ask for a reasonable baseline that really protects people's privacy and not just some corporate version of "privacy™"?
> effective measures against money laundering
Just yesterday, Deutsche Bank's HQ was searched over possible money laundering.
Rather fake than moderate, I would say.
https://moguldom.com/351338/fact-check-do-jp-morgan-chase-we...
As long as banks can just pretend to protect my privacy, while they sell my data, I feel more comfortable about the type of privacy that cryptos like monero provide.
> Why shouldn't we ask that crypto be judged against this baseline?
Why shouldn't we ask for a reasonable baseline that really protects people's privacy and not just some corporate version of "privacy™"?
> effective measures against money laundering
Just yesterday, Deutsche Bank's HQ was searched over possible money laundering.