Anthony Pompliano

People can see your addresses.

They can see what's transpired.

And there's good and there's bad things about that.

But it's not private cash.

I don't think Bitcoin will ever get to that point where it's completely anonymous.

I think this is how it is.

Now, if you want to have complete anonymity,

especially in an age of big tech, big government and AI that can easily de-anonymize transactions and put a physical person to an address, then you want something like Zcash.

Now, I particularly believe that Zcash is the best manifestation of this as, you know, zero knowledge proofs plus Bitcoin.

But other people have other opinions.

There's Monero, there's other different type of private privacy assets.

But we're all trying to do the same thing, which is if you want complete privacy, you

And there's good and there's bad things about that.

Here is a protocol for you.

And I think we're going to, that desire to have completely private digital money is going to increase over time as the ways in which it's easy to de-anonymize Bitcoin

It's going to be so easy and so trivial that people, oh, well, I actually wanted that to be a private transaction for whatever reason.

No judgment.

Well, then here's Zcash for you.

Use this instead.

And so that's why I think having both makes sense.