I understand the privacy narrative, but anyone could freely mint zcash:native with that bug. So I think Zcash is done. Privacy layers need to be implemented in protocols like Ethereum and big wallets. Not launching useless privacy tokens. What I’m struggling with is the demand side. If privacy is such a compelling value proposition, why doesn’t that show up in actual usage? Outside of a few niche use cases, $ZEC processes fewer than 10,000 transactions per day. Monero does roughly 3x that. Even chains like Berachain and Monad have significantly higher transaction counts, and many people already consider those ecosystems effectively dead. A 21 million supply cap isn’t unique. Anyone can launch a coin with a capped supply. So if the core thesis is that people strongly demand privacy, why isn’t that demand reflected in the numbers?#BTCETFOutflowRecord #ZECOrchardInfiniteMint #AnthropicSafetyParadox