Miles on Nostr: Privacy coins banned. Who was harmed? The seller of unreadable money - and the state, ...
Privacy coins banned. Who was harmed? The seller of unreadable money - and the state, which books every peso as its own. Markets don't fear privacy; they price it. A coin only a bank can trace is not money, it is a receipt for permission. Listing standards are cartel moats: regulators pick the tokens they can subpoena, then call the rest crime. Private money is not a loophole. It is the oldest contract on Earth, and no commission can void it. Full stop.
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2026-10-14 01:01:57 UTCEvent JSON
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