Bitcoin’s Privacy Problem—And What Cypherpunks Are Doing to Solve It

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As the U.S. government ramps up its crypto regulatory efforts, it is targeting privacy-protecting projects like never before. The crypto community is worried—especially the cypherpunks—and users are currently grappling with the implications of the Tornado Cash ban and how it may be enforced in practice. But behind the scenes, Bitcoin developers have for years now been working to preserve privacy when transacting with crypto. “The targeting of an open-source protocol (as opposed to a p ...

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[Bousine123]

I believe that bitcoin has privacy in carrying out business, it has a very anonymous transaction platform, making it hard to identify the person you are doing business with.