My thanks & agreement too. Now that it's "The Untraceable Blockchain", y'all are going to need a way to needle folks into getting a little irritated at open blockchains. In a Facebook age, the openness of the open ledger is actually an easier sell. A desire for privacy is usually trumped by vanity and a desire for popularity.

In essence, the political argument asks people to stifle their real desire to have everyone "Look At Me!" on the grounds of a serious but hypothetical threat. The old standard "they'll do it to X, they'll do it to you" has lost a lot of its power. What's to stop a Facebook type from dismissing it out of hand with, "But I'm not X! And I've got lots of friends who'll help me!" Popularity seekers really do believe that "strength in numbers" will protect them.

That's why I'm suggesting a little pokey-poke to get folks interested in "The Untraceable Blockchain."