The initial rise of crypto was feeded not by anonymity from each other, but by anonymity from any authority. You don't have to hide your identity from people you use crypto with. You could pay in crypto to your neighbour for car repair and receive it from another neighbour for honey from your bees. But that transactions will be anonymous for authorities if you all don't want them to know about your trade.

You are not obliged to pay to persons that are anonymous for you. And you could be anonymous if you wish. F.e. for the entities with whom you don't want to share your identity and information about your transactions.

The main flaw of conventional money systems is complete control and possibility of tracking by authorities. With the rising intrusion of authorities into our privacy, including financial one, when they could know absolutely everything up to last dollar you spent on toilet paper, demand of independent currency would grow. I can't tell you if it would be some advanced crypto, or people will invent something much better, but it is inevitable.

For now, it is already hard to tell what is worse - to loose all your money due to some artificial crisis, or, say, forfeiture/seizure by authorities, or to loose some coins because of exchange games or malicious seller.

Observing current games with cryptocurrencies we could find a lot of interesting knowledge and be prepared for that independent currency when it pops up once.

The initial rise of crypto was feeded not by anonymity from each other, but by anonymity from any authority. You don't have to hide your identity from people you use crypto with. You could pay in crypto to your neighbour for car repair and receive it from another neighbour for honey from your bees. But that transactions will be anonymous for authorities if you all don't want them to know about your trade.

You are not obliged to pay to persons that are anonymous for you. And you could be anonymous if you wish. F.e. for the entities with whom you don't want to share your identity and information about your transactions.

The main flaw of conventional money systems is complete control and possibility of tracking by authorities. With the rising intrusion of authorities into our privacy, including financial one, when they could know absolutely everything up to last dollar you spent on toilet paper, demand of independent currency would grow. I can't tell you if it would be some advanced crypto, or people will invent something much better, but it is inevitable.

Observing current games with cryptocurrencies we could find a lot of interesting knowledge and be prepared for that independent currency when it pops up once.