Imagine a shop owner. I'll name her Mia.
She pays her suppliers with crypto.
It's quick and inexpensive.
One day, a competing shop starts using her suppliers. And her pricing.
Why? Because her wallet was public.
Each transaction. Each amount. Each supplier.
No hacks needed for the competitor. Just checking.
I think about this a lot.
Businesses cannot operate this way.
This is why I find @SeismicSys so appealing.
Transactions are always encrypted by default.
No one can see your business from the outside.
I believe that privacy is not something that is reserved only for those who have something to hide.
It's the way business operates.