Quote from: pidorochek on March 26, 2020, 12:19:07 PM

I heard about footstamps in bitcoin, that can bring directly to user. Does anyone know somwthing about this?

What is this 'footstamps' you speak of? The only known method of trying to reach the actual user of bitcoin is through taint analysis and cross-referencing information between exchanges (which isn't actually permitted unless the exchange in question is pressured by the authorities.)

Quote from: SUMBI99 on March 26, 2020, 11:04:17 AM

Blockchain aimed to go anonymous so people would have freedom financially

The blockchain never really aimed for freedom. What it aims is a decentralized system wherein trust is never a factor since the transactions are all piled up in a chain that can be viewed by anyone at any point in time without knowing which belongs to whom. With decentralization, transparency and anonymity joined in one, it is very difficult to gain control over the network since you will need tons of resources in order to get the job going. Sustaining the attack would be a different question, of course.

Quote from: SUMBI99 on March 26, 2020, 11:04:17 AM

Privacy provides freedom, but Countries citizen fight against freedom of speech and forgot that speech will not give wealth financially, We Are and must fight against financial freedom in a modern way as Blockchain do until we all involve in Bitcoin and general cryptocurrencies.

Some governments do suppress their citizens' freedom of speech, and it's an important aspect of life since it gives you your opinion, feelings and sentiment towards a certain something which could spell either the society's end or progress. Just look at politically-oppressed countries being freed from dictatorship due to freedom of speech/expression. It is a vital part of society, and has been pivotal in freeing some of the world's locked-down countries due to tyranny and fascism.