(((they))) require privacy and obtuse accounting much more than us. Your concern is valid. It can be minimized through federation. Technology, transparency, networks, access to information and education is a much bigger boon to us. Blockchain has the potential to eliminate lawyers and much litigation. It makes fraud and lies difficult. It eliminates confusion. We can issue tokens within our own community, and settle accounts independently. When the big monster has become irrellevant, its power wanes even if it knows where we spend our tokens.
I don’t think you quite understand my point. If you are not able to buy and sell with physical currency, then you are fucked. The moment you do naughty things with your virtual currency is the moment your computer is suddenly tracked and confiscated by the FBI for whatever reason they make up. If you think your computer or device is “unhackable” then you are sadly mistaken. There are back doors to everything.
Money is obviously how the rats have been controlling the world, we know that now. Once we don't depend on their money anymore, they are fucked. They will go evil even more but the horse has left the barn. I agree that there is back-doors etc. but those are only effective on an individual target, not on a population. Back doors and hacking on such a severe level is certainly possible, but cannot be applied en masse to a population.Tokens can be implemented in a way that only metadata is seen, and even that can be hashed. So the effort will become very exhausting for the gov/goons, and they need the web for their own shit, so they cannot shut it down. then there is always the physical barter/trade. Cash bills can be tracked too, very well actually. In the end, tech will be our friend, not (((theirs))). Federated means guerillero, which will topple the evil giant/slog. First goal should be that we detach, and become anonymous. If the original node is anonymous, it won't matter if it can be traced on the blockchain. But this is not an advantage to them, only to us.
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