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The interwebs and the IRL are filled with so much barf these past few years, it's high-key exhausting.. 🤢
Fk him..
Insider pump and dump. Same as it ever was.
I looove this timeline. The scammers are so out of ideas they're really trying to market privacy! Good luck with that.
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L0la L33tz: "Bitcoiners will go to jail 😏"
Simps: "So true queen!"
Andrew Tate: "Bitcoiners will go to jail."
L0la L33tz: "SOMEBODY STOP THIS SEX OFFENDER???"
Nice try moron
What does this screenshot prove other than you liking your own twitter posts? Embarassing.
That you tried to dunk on me for disagreeing with him when actually i dont? Are you retarded lmao?
You tried to dunk on him for being a sex offender when that has nothing to do with zero knowledge privacy.
He literally is a sex offender oh my god lmao it is incredible to me how you continue to voluntarily put your intellectual disabilities on full public display 😂
TBF the sudden Zcash shilling is very weird
You think the Zcash Foundation is guerrilla marketing this way?
You should be focusng correcting your fake news article instead of focusing on insulting me:
Fortunately you disagreeing with things is not a qualifier for fake news but better lick next time
What about you disagreeing with yourself? 
He's obviously hyping Zcash for the Winklevoss Twins.
It's just the next meme coin for him.
How is hyping privacy a bad thing?
Yeah, they're shameless shills, but how can you argue against privacy technologies?
The only things this proves is that you are unable to distinguish an opinion (me saying that they should have done this) from facts (they didnt do it for their own technological reasoning), but congrats on that one
Oh no, I like that they're doing it. It's just ironic, and in terms of marketing effectiveness to drive retail fomo, I would guess an uphill battle at best.
The existance of privacy preserving BIP157/158 block filters isn't an "opinion". It's a well known FACT:
Cake uses Electrum which basically doxxes your addresses to the server operator.
ZEUS uses Neutrino, which takes longer to sync, but is privacy preserving. More details here: https://docs.zeusln.app/for-users/embedded-node/faq/#where-can-i-read-more-about-neutrino-and-the-privacy-that-block-filters-provide-when-syncing-zeus-to-the-blockchain
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And people are free to choose whether to implement them or not whether you like their reasoning or not
Ah we're making progress! Since you ackowledge that Samourai spying on their users is optional, why don't you correct your article?
I think Monero/Zcash will significantly outperform Bitcoin in the coming years.
It takes a lot of money to move a $2T market cap and the writing is on the wall that privacy/zk is the next big speculation narrative.
Zcash will probably do better because there's CEX on ramps, but I prefer Monero.
Because that has nothing to do with it, so maybe you want to try bothering someone else with your mental illness
Cool. I get the reasoning. I try to keep an open mind and engage with monero crowd sometimes, but still fall on the BTC maxi side at the end of the day. May we both win 🥂
Nothing to do with what?
I'm rooting for Bitcoin too. It's played an essential role in transforming fair internet money from "darknet drug money" to a legitimized "digital store of value."
Overthrowimg the privately-owned, centralized, fiat ponzi system that fuels war, racketeering, rent-seeking, and debt slavery is what matters.
My ideal future state is Bitcoin as government and public company money and some privacy technology for individuals.
Public ledger for public companies and institutions and private ledger for private companies and individuals.
Maybe in some bizzaro turn of events, State "captures" bitcoin, people flee to monero and rug that state. I'd be ok with that 😂
pretty sure its best to do the opposite to what he says.
Good luck with that.
The state already capture Bitcoin. Every conference is filled with suits talking about regulation and treasury companies. On-chain privacy for Bitcoin gets developers thrown in federal prison. Non KYC coins are met with regulatory scrutiny at any centralized checkpoint, especially if on an OFAC sanctions list.