Realistically, there will probably be no way soon enough to hold your own Privacy and particularly to distribute a way for others to hold their own Privacy with out having repercussions from agencies such as FBI, CIA or other Authorities. This is clear as day and the more options we will have, the harsher I suppose they will become. And as much as I would love to offer others a way to have Privacy, I am not convinced I would be willing to risk my Freedom or the Safety and Security of my family for it.
So as much as I really wish we could go back and live the days when Know Your Customer was not even a thing around Bitcoin, I know reality speaks otherwise and I do get why some of them choose to obey rather than protest. No body guarantees you can change the world by protesting. If anything, you may end up changing only your life for the worst while the rest of the people move on.
Know Your Customer is bad. Really, really bad and progressively damaging to our Privacy. Privacy is more important in my opinion than EVER before in the world we live in. Chain Analysis works in conjunction with Know Your Customer to progressively damage what I would always fight for. Privacy. But having Privacy is becoming an evident risk to every body.
For now, I know there are still ways to avoid a Ginger Wallet Black list and I am happy there is even THIS option of avoidance. I would continue arguing how this Chain Analysis they are using is as useless as the one Wasabi wanted to implement and how the only thing it helps with is promoting the lack of Privacy and Freedom, but I already know the arguments would end up being a waste of time. We know Chain Analysis is not accurate. Even an accuracy of 99.9 percent is still extremely low, particularly considering many of us do multiple Coin Joins and the 'low chance of being a false positive' becomes an actually much higher chance. This is to me an irrevocable answer. Chain Analysis is useless and only a burden to us Bitcoin users.
The United States ban is just as useless and can still be avoided through work arounds. What made me most furious is watching so called Privacy advocates coming with arguments pro Censorship and trying to convince every body who is also a Privacy advocate that Censorship is good. I will never be pro Censorship but I understand why some Services resort to it. What I will never accept is what I just said. Trying to manipulate every body else into believing B S.