YoureTheVoice on Nostr: When you pay a cashier, the transaction ends there. They don’t see what you spent ...
When you pay a cashier, the transaction ends there. They don’t see what you spent last week, what you own, or what you’ll spend next month. Bitcoin works differently. Its base layer is transparent by design — powerful, but not private by default. Keonne Rodriguez explains why we already protect financial privacy in the banking system, and why digital money shouldn’t force people to give it up.
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