https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/the-us-treasury-wants-every-crypto-transfer-larger-than-10000-to-be-reported-to-the-irs/ar-AAKcIRu
https://www.msn.com/en-in/money/topstories/why-government-shouldnt-delay-cryptocurrency-regulations/ar-AAKeI1V
Bitcoin is the greatest form of money humanity has created. It has a monetary policy second to none. But it is missing this one crucial component that is an essential human right and even more necessary today than it was a decade ago, privacy. I'm curious if privacy can be done in a way such that it protects the identities of the transactions (both in terms of btc address and personal identity) while still preserving the open-ness and transparency of the current system? Also what is the consensus of the BTC community on implementing this? I've generally heard the commumity/devs don't find it necessary.