Quote from: john_egbert on Today at 11:59:54 AM

Quote from: Sanitough on Today at 11:53:51 AM

Quote from: madnessteat on Today at 10:47:28 AM

Bitcoin privacy exists as long as you do not link your addresses to your identity and do not exchange Bitcoin for fiat money using a bank card. CoinJoin, like other mixers, already has some problems with regulators and exchanges, so it is better not to use these technologies if you do not want your funds to be marked as dirty and excluded from exchange. If you exclude cash from the financial system, you can remain anonymous only within the Bitcoin network. So if everything goes as you think, we are all in for a lot of inconvenience.

That’s right. If you wanna do it that way, go through P2P since there’s no KYC needed. It might not lead to real mass adoption, but if we’re talking about privacy, that’s the route to take. And even if Bitcoin fails as a legal tender, it doesn’t really matter, people don’t care about the title. What matters is it still works, and we can still use it to transact through its decentralized nature.

Yep.

Adoption comes a long way, and it never stops - it only can be halted for the time being, and eventually, it will reach its natural conclusion.

El salvador people still leaning to US dollar, also after claiming free 30 usd on chivo wallet , they stop using bitcoin, also mostly of the small business, convert bitcoin to dollars, bitcoin volatility also contribute to the slow adaptation, and issues while using the chivo wallet, maybe they are still not ready for a full blast adaptation but for sure they will use it in the future because they don't have a choice, since the government is pushing it,