The bottom line is that financial privacy is a human right. If you cannot practice that human right through relocation then your only choice is to stand your ground and fight.
Anything else is slavery.
Anything else is slavery.
With the above, I totally agree.
As long as decentralised exchanges like Bitsquare keep popping up, well conceived projects such as Monero will always survive and provide the foundations for those who are up for the fight to succeed.
This part makes me see why Spoetnik gets so frustrated.
For a truly anon solution which monero claims but can in no way truly achieve.
These reasons are why all anon fails.
Your IP address is not anon,
Your Browser info is not anon,
Your Email Address is not anon,
Your Bank Account which you linked is not anon,
Your address where you mailed or received goods is not anon,
there are no guarantees the person that did business with you did not sell your identifiable information.
All anon solutions will fail til they can solve all of the above.
