With the latest wave of shutdowns on Mixer services, from Best Mixer (already seized), to Bit Blender (is shutting down after official announcement from their team), I am curious on the way DASH can take advantage of it and become bigger as one of the best altcoins. I meant the coming improvements on DASH
Private Send and deals with harsh managenements from governments globally. I don't think all people whom want to have anonymous transactions are all criminals.
At the one side you have people's right on privacy both on internet and on their financial transactions, which i think is regnoniced and acknowledged by most countries and which has become a hot topic lately
due to huge customer data leakages by major tech companies, creditcard companies and by government institutions themself due to weak security.
On the other side you have governments that want to prioritize fighting illegal money streams or simply seek more control or insight.
Those two sides have been clashing with each other for a long time and this clashing will not end anytime soon.
With cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and even Bitcoin actively researching their options to include some form of privacy on their specific blockchain, it will be interesting to see how this clash further develops.
Edit :
https://www.coindesk.com/jpmorgan-adds-new-privacy-features-to-its-ethereum-based-quorum-blockchain JPMorgan Chase’s blockchain team has developed a privacy feature for ethereum-based blockchains, obscuring not only how much money is being sent but who is sending it.
Revealed exclusively to CoinDesk, JPMorgan has built an extension to the Zether protocol, a fully decentralized, cryptographic protocol for confidential payments, compatible with ethereum and other smart contract platforms
and designed to add a further layer of anonymity to transactions. The New York-based financial institution will open-source the extension Tuesday, and is likely to use it with Quorum, the bank’s homegrown, private version of ethereum.
Also it will be interesting to see if more people get drawn to privacy-centric (only focussed on privacy) cryptocurrencies or if they discover Dash which optionally provide this for them on a decentralized level.
Or will new (centralized or decentralized) Mixer Services emerge and take-over ?
Time will tell.