Problem 2: Centralized exchanges are a privacy hellhole so no, I don't believe that is fixable. Political lobbying in favor of financial privacy could help a bit but I don't think that's going to help much tbh. Ultimately, centralized exchanges that store KYC information should be avoided and we should increase the use of P2P transactions instead.
Saw this analogy for coinjoin on twitter- thought it was pretty hilarious: https://twitter.com/Fredilly/status/1506275125515395072
brilliant
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Recent events have really shown the necessity for coinjoin. Most people, even long-time bitcoiners do not make the effort.
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problem 1
problem 2
are these even fixable? if so, how?
Problem 2: Centralized exchanges are a privacy hellhole so no, I don't believe that is fixable. Political lobbying in favor of financial privacy could help a bit but I don't think that's going to help much tbh.
Ultimately, centralized exchanges that store KYC information should be avoided and we should increase the use of P2P transactions instead.
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Awesome
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