lol nah, privacy is _not_ dead, we've just built the wrong defaults so far. any kind of privacy must be part of the _runtime_ (can be an execution layer, can be a browser, etc.), not something users have to configure. that's why i've been saying for years: we must ship _L1 enshrined unconditional_ privacy. if the default tx is private by default, you scale privacy and you win. i won't stop until i can replace my xmr txs with eth txs. build the right system defaults, and you win. ethereum enshrined privacy will win.
🚨STRATEGY SAYS CRYPTO IS BETTER OFF WITHOUT CLARITY ACT!
@Strategy said the industry is better off with SEC, CFTC, Treasury, and bank rules than the last Clarity compromise.
Senate killed the bill 49-50 on Sept. 15. Two days later the SEC opened limited onchain stock trading and the CFTC sent crypto market rules to the White House.
They are saying agencies moving beats a cramped law.
People have really strong conviction right now as to whether the bear market is over or not.
No one really KNOWS... they just make educated guesses.
Which is why if you're a $BTC investor, it's always better to be in the market than out & have a multi-year/decade plan. And if you're a trader, then it doesn't matter if the bottom is in because you can make money regardless the direction.
At the end of the day, even with recent moves up supported by volume, we don't yet have a HH. If you remove emotion, it's technically not a trend change until that happens.