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I'd guess it went unnoticed because the privacy post reads a bit like slop, the formatting is off, it was presumptive and condescending, and the tone was overly dramatic.
How do you perceive this issue?
With enough effort, privacy can be had on bitcoin. Privacy may be easier in other systems, but no amount of effort will make up for their lack of bitcoin's other properties.
How are you preparing to maximize your privacy on Bitcoin?
These aren't all necessarily things I do, but ...
Acquire bitcoin in KYC-free ways:
- get paid in bitcoin
- use KYC-free exchanges
Use bitcoin's privacy layers:
- coinjoin
- payjoin
- lightning
Engage in recommended practices:
- do not reuse addresses
- hide your IP
- run your own node
Treasury companies, exchanges, and maybe some miners? Historically, exchanges and miners have been bitcoin's economic winners. Treasury companies, I'd guess, survive and will mostly be remembered as a regulatory arb - when institutions that want high volatility bitcoin are/were prohibited from getting the real thing.
At some point a technology company will break out, but IMO it'll require KYC-free tech to become easy to use. KYC'd bitcoin is banking by another name and new cultures aren't going to bloom in that crowded petri dish.
Man it's hard to think of something that's available in Austin proper but doesn't appear elsewhere in Texas. Maybe I'm not enough of a foodie.
Migas breakfast tacos, eggs cooked with tortilla chips, are the closest thing I can think of, but maybe a general texmex thing. I hadn't seen or tried them before coming to Austin.
I've never seen amanita muscaria in the wild. Nice!