When you said "such as cashu wallets and mints" I thought you were including fedimint in the discussion as well.
Yes, a cashu mint could be quite vulnerable if it's a known entity - much easier to shut down if there's a single point of failure and that point is known.

endothermicdev

On the other hand, if a mint is unable to collect data on its users, and especially if each signer is only part of a quorum (jurisdictionally distributed perhaps), it could be argued that they're powerless to do much anyhow.

? I meant cashu mints and not fedimint mints. The 

 are not federated, don't they have just one signer?.

conspiracy

In the long run, are darknet cashu mints more viable than legal ones?

denationalized

>On the other hand, if a mint is unable to collect data on its users, and especially if each signer is only part of a quorum (jurisdictionally distributed perhaps), it could be argued that they're powerless to do much anyhow.

What do you mean by ***quorum*** and ***signers***? I meant cashu mints and not fedimint mints. The [former][1] are not federated, don't they have just one signer?.

[1]: https://stacker.news/items/86919