Quote from: Learn Bitcoin on Today at 05:36:22 AM

You guys are not getting what I am talking about. Crypto privacy and real-life privacy are not the same. Please do not mixup Crypto with your real-life thinks like banks and other things. I have a different identity in the cyber space. Nobody knows what is my real name. Not even my closest forum friends. Even if they meet me in real life, they won't know that I am Learn Bitcoin.

No matter what happens with your Bank account or your identity. I understand that there is a possibility of identity theft. If it's get stolen from a bank, you can sue them. Centralized exchanges are the platform where people mixup their virtual identity and their real identity. People do KYC to store their crypto currency.

They are certainly different but they are crossing each other and in either cryptocurrency or bank, fiat currency, we all have our privacy, identity to secure or hide. I don't see activities and interactions with cryptocurrencies can be called as non-real-life things.

We actually use both cryptocurrency, fiat currency, banks and many platforms so if our privacy, identity is broken, leaked on one or some of those areas and platforms, we lose our identity privacy forever. It is only matter of how near or far it will be spread around and we have no chance to control how people will spread it or sale it for their benefits.

If we care about privacy, we have to do it at all places, not only in either cryptocurrency or bank.