"organizations with large axes" are only interested in assets with value, so yes - as crypto gets more successful it will also pose a problem for some (a problem most people would be happy to have b.t.w.).

However no obscure blockchain is going to protect anyone from the "gubermint". If you use money for anything you'll be tracked, specially since almost all trading is carried out on payment systems and not on blockchains, regardless of how the trade is denominated.

The blockchain's job is to define and preserve the integrity of the asset AND be seen to be doing so by all - not only keyholders.

So it needs to be transparent or die a slow death from "he said she said, nothing to see here" corrosive rot.


Not immune, but supports a supreme level of fungibility - and consequently plausible deniability - over bitcoin without recourse to blockchain transparency. Those priorities are decoupled with Dash which is why it's such a powerful solution at a monetary level.