Very funny. A Bitcoiner is concerned about privacy issues because of an OP_RETURN record, not because the whole chain is a traceable, transparent surveillance shit-show chain. Maybe you need a Monero.

🚨NEWS: Sainsbury's to roll out live facial recognition in 200 shops.

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NEW: Illinois Governor Pritzker has signed a 0.2% tax on crypto transactions into law including transfers between personal wallets, with the Crypto Council for Innovation calling it "the most punitive digital asset tax in the country."

Don't tell me what Bitcoin is. I know exactly what Bitcoin is. It's the radical utopian idea that a society has finally evolved beyond the primitive need for every single unit of account to be perfectly indistinguishable. Who cares for a fungible medium of exchange? In our enlightened future, we'll use transparent, traceable money that all well-intentioned governments can easily seize. Damn, paradise, man, sound money AF.

Bitcoin is like the next-generation bank account. Your 'bank' now publishes full account history, private details redacted, of course. Your bank account number is now public, so anyone can send you money at any time, if they care. This upgrade guarantees that no one knows your financial history, except for those who should and those who shouldn't. The institutions, governments, select third parties, and the criminals. Makes it easier for everyone, doesn't it?