Hopefully you have all been paying attention to what is happening in Canada, but if you haven’t, take a minute to get up to speed: Regulating cryptocurrency under Emergencies Act not as clear as Freeland suggests | National Post
If you are already here, chances are you value freedom of privacy more than most. But the entire goal is to not allow these dictators to control your hard-earned post-taxed money as they think they have the right to. Well if you use their banks, you relinquish any control since all central banks are private and are run by a few select elite (it’s a big club and you’re not in it).
In any case, I see this as an awakening and an opportunity to convert people into embracing privacy preserving cryptocurrencies such as Zcash.
Having said that, does the Electric Coin Co. plan to use this as a marketing opportunity? Strike iron while it’s hot and all that but this is seriously a perfect layup for the privacy narrative. @joshs
P.S.: I’ve considered drafting a proposal for a censorship resistant crowdfunding platform to compete with GoFundMe and IndieGogo and all the other centralized funding platforms. Anyone interested in something like that?