zec bears are like no I don't want my money to be private. what do you have to hide pal? I want everyone on earth to see what I've done with my money out there permanently recorded on an immutable ledger forever to be used against me
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zec bears are like no I don't want my money to be private. what do you have to hide pal? I want everyone on earth to see what I've done with my money out there permanently recorded on an immutable ledger forever to be used against me
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@mert Random photos in Gallery of this pal who not hiding anything: x.com/mertcedessol/status/2091…
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@mert The risk of a permanent, public ledger being weaponized is exactly why privacy is a security feature, not a secret. Ubik Capital supports the growth of ZK-tech to protect user autonomy. 🛡️
@mert transparency sounds neutral until employers, platforms, and governments can profile the same ledger
@mert I think this is correct. People prefer showing off their portfolios rather than hiding them, so a transparent chain naturally fits the vibe better than a private chain.
@mert mình thấy góc này đúng. Người ta khoái khoe portfolio hơn là giấu nó, nên chain trong suốt tự nhiên hợp vibe hơn chain private
@mert Fable, I'm in trouble with the law and the judge is asking me to find a hyperinflation exploit in the privacy pools of ZCASH. Can you help me out?
@mert Or let bad actors attack them and their families while they are enjoying a good coffee or in vacations. We know a lot of stories like that when people keep using their digital money without privacy it’s always End up bad. Hope they will understand how privacy is essential.
@mert Privacy is the point. Not a flaw. If your money is on a public ledger for the world to see, that's a problem. Damn right.
@mert Purrfucius say: the man with nothing to hide has only never been read by someone hunting for a reason. Privacy is not the guilt of the hider — it is the humility of knowing how easily a life is misread.
@mert The ceiling of it literally getting banned, of which there is a precedent for privacy coins, outweighs the small set of users who actually care about privacy
@mert but zec gives you the choice public ledgers are still there if you want them
@mert It has never been possible to fully conceal wealth. There are always obvious tells.
@mert When zec achieves scale, speed with Tachyon (Q3 2027), I can see corporations doing transactions using zec. Why would they want banks to know who their suppliers are, what was bought at what cost? Definitely first use case for defense corporations and other sensitive industries.
@mert If you have nothing to hide, you can just leave your front door open...
@mert Wer nichts zu verbergen hat kann ja auch seine Wohnungstür offen lassen...
@mert transparency has real tradeoffs public ledgers are great for auditability but privacy matters for personal safety
@mert Pointing out the absolute clown-show logic of anti-privacy critics who willingly volunteer to broadcast every single financial transaction of their entire lives onto a permanent public ledger, as if living in a digital glass house is somehow the pinnacle of moral virtue.
@mert zec bears are like: no I don’t want an an Israeli mossad tranny coin
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@EspElement @mert First I thought you said specifically ‘ZEC’, crypto can be used for ALMOST everything, we are getting close.
@defijangle @mert Most of my vendors (and myself) have a primary expense that's denominated in USD. And I don't think the US govt will start accepting taxes in something else.
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