Published on : 05 Jun 2025, 4:00 pm Crypto is back in bull mode, and this time it’s not just Bitcoin and Ethereum making headlines. While top coins reclaim old highs, another sector is steadily gaining ground, privacy-focused assets. As institutional players flood into Bitcoin ETFs and regulatory oversight tightens, the need for on-chain privacy […]
In an age of increasing mania for data, privacy is a precious resource and a desperate issue. No place is it more evident than in the sphere of cryptocurrency, where the early promise of money freedom and anonymity is too often discredited by regulation, tracing, and transparent books. In the midst of all this stress,
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Almost nine out of 10 Europeans are concerned about their privacy and would be more willing to embrace technology with artificial intelligence (AI) if they knew their data was secure, a new survey has found. Research from Samsung Electronics showed that as well as privacy concerns, more Europeans (62 per cent) would be willing to
