Important point here. It's not just about companies. It's about every American. Using transparent, non-private blockchains is one of the most blatant national security vulnerabilities.
The same thing happened with HTTPS. Through the 90s and into the early 2000s, the government resisted strong web encryption. They worried it would undermine their surveillance capabilities.
Over time they realized the opposite was the real threat: unencrypted American traffic was a national security issue, and the same surveillance techniques could be turned against the US. So they mandated HTTPS for all external-facing federal websites in 2015, and all internal traffic in 2022.
Same thing will happen with private crypto, like Zcash.
What is the condition that the bad tokens fail to transfer? From what I read, correct me if I’m wrong, the vuln gives you ability to dupe the nullifiers of existing notes? (I feel like this is wrong due to the fact that the vuln in theory could give rise to INFINITE number of tokens)
My next short, if I get filled, is $ZEC. Limits are already placed. I see many shorts piling up around the $450 area. This move is overextended and I don't trade hope, I trade structure.