I was against BTC thinking it's a scam and then coping that it's not "real money" until last year when I finally took the L and bought in. Why would I have to explain how the encryption works (btw I have an idea because I was a web developer and handled streams that are encrypted that way)? I guess you're alluding that some entity behind the technology may have the key to decrypt the transaction hash? There are no 100% guarantees in cryptography and any system has vulnerabilities.

As I said, unless you have evidence BTC (not CBDC or some shitcoin that uses the blockchain technology) is used by tptb for nefarious purposes like tracking and tracing every transaction and destroying anonymity through digital id there's nothing more to talk about. Right now I can own, buy and sell BTC in full anonymity just like with cash.

I was against BTC thinking it's a scam and then coping that it's not "real money" until last year when I finally took the L and bought in. Why would I have to explain how the encryption works (btw I have an idea because I was a web developer and handled streams that are encrypted that way)? I guess you're alluding that some entity behind the technology may have the key to decrypt the transaction hash? There are no 100% guarantees in cryptography and any system has vulnerabilities.

As I said, unless you have evidence BTC (not CBDC or some shitcoin that uses the blockchain technology) is used by tptb for nefarious purposes like tracking and tracing every transaction and destroying anonymity through digital id there's nothing more to talk about. Right now I can buy and sell BTC in full anonymity just like with cash.