The State is the Enemy. Privacy and The Sovereign Individual
Every strike is a dress rehearsal, every blow a reminder: privacy in crypto is treated as a crime.
The pattern is unmistakable:
First the mixers.
Then the devs.
Then the exchanges and wallets.
All to isolate, isolate, and isolate privacy until it suffocates.
Timeline of the most significant attacks:
2019: Bestmixer falls in the Netherlands.
The opening message: no mixing service is untouchable.
The first domino falls, and the hunt begins.
2022: OFAC crushes Blender.io and sanctions Tornado Cash.
The novelty: they no longer just pursue people, they sanction code.
Devs are handcuffed for writing lines that defend anonymity.
2023: ChipMixer wiped off the map.
They claim: US$3 billion “illicit.”
The official narrative: privacy = laundering.
A perfect story for the manual of fear.
2024: founders of Samourai Wallet charged.
A simple CoinJoin portrayed as a “criminal business.”
Privacy software becomes a crime by definition.
2024-2025: Monero under siege.
Binance and Kraken delist it in Europe, Exodus Wallet expels it.
The pincer tightens: if they can’t kill the protocol, they choke its access.
2024-2025: from Helix to Tornado Cash, the sentences pile up.
Sometimes a legal reprieve, other times convictions.
But the moral is brutal: building private tools is playing with fire.
2025: TradeOgre in Canada, record seizure of C$56M.
The real crime: not asking for KYC.
The State bares its teeth at any exchange that resists registration.
The inevitable question:
How long until the final attack, directly against #Monero?
Not intermediaries, but nodes, users, devs.
We free people are at war for our #privacy and individual sovereignty, and the enemy is the State.
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That's why #Monero
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