Lnzon

Whoa! I know that sounds dramatic, but hear me out. Privacy on Bitcoin isn’t a switch you flip; it’s a messy negotiation between tech, behavior, and law. My gut said early on that holding coins in your own wallet would be enough, but that was naïve—actually, wait—let me rephrase that: self-custody is necessary, but not sufficient. On one hand you control keys, though on the other hand chain analytics can still stitch together clues if you repeat patterns or overshare metadata. Seriously? Yeah. Somethin’ about the blockchain just nags at you once you start looking into transaction graphs. Medium-sized wallets and big exchanges have teams watching flows. My instinct said privacy tools would be the silver bullet, but I learned otherwise the hard way. Initially I thought privacy came down to tools alone, but then realized behavior plays the bigger role—how you move coins, when, and with whom matters a…