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> The pseudonymity of coins being owned by the bearer of some cryptographic key is a failure;
> People have been eavesdropping and aggressively analyzing the block chain from day 1.
> And the block chain will always be there, it will always be public, and it will always be subject to further analysis.
> And we are learning that analysis of that record is sufficient to destroy any pretense of anonymity or pseudonymity.
https://www.metzdowd.com/pipermail/cryptography/2020-Decembe...
> The pseudonymity of coins being owned by the bearer of some cryptographic key is a failure;
> People have been eavesdropping and aggressively analyzing the block chain from day 1.
> And the block chain will always be there, it will always be public, and it will always be subject to further analysis.
> And we are learning that analysis of that record is sufficient to destroy any pretense of anonymity or pseudonymity.