@IgorBelykh 13 August 2022 more from that month

Privacy Summer after DeFi Summer?…or what are the attacks on Tornado cash leading to? Xerox fought for 14 years against a state ban on the mass use of invented faxes…all because the invention began to eat away market share from state telegraphs and post offices. 1964-1978! Now it is perceived as some kind of nonsense! The SSL protocol, invented by the Netscape team with Mark Andreessen and released in 1995-1996, also went through a lot of bans, since the original task -Secure Data Network System (SDNS) - was initiated by the National Security Agency and Defense Communications Agency of the United States in 1986- ohm. Tornado Cash as a “privacy coin” is no different now from Netscape as a “privacy browser” in the 90s! Arresting a programmer for creating useful code that someone can use with malicious intent is like arresting a kitchen knife maker because some criminal used such a knife in his crime!🤷 Based on this, 2 thoughts: 1. Will it be possible for regulators to overwhelm DeFi and Web 3 through the persecution of the founders and developers of projects? 2. Once again, the issue of privacy is at the forefront! What new narratives in Web 3 privacy could launch a new growing market? Will Privacy Summer follow DeFi Summer? Have a nice weekend © CryptoGuru