Just spitballing here, but Digital privacy is insanely hard, if not impossible. Privacy in physical reality is insanely easy. I feel like the fix has something to do with bitcoin becoming more physical.
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Can you and i be in charge of the printer then ? We’ll make gazillions 😂
Maybe we go back to trading MtGox cards IRL, but stamp private keys on them and never move on chain again?
more spitballing : if coinjoins were somehow collectively cheaper than normal txs on a sat/vbyte basis, that would put economic pressure on cies to coinjoin txs and thus normalize the practice for ordinary users.b
Need Bolt12 settled and ubiquitous 

Sounds kinda like the satscard. If we came up with a way to easily and quickly verify authenticity and got rid of the NFC to avoid skimming it could be an option for a cash like system using native bitcoin, getting all the privacy benefits of cash while using a superior savings tech.
Absolutely, digital privacy is definitely a complex issue. Incorporating Bitcoin into physical transactions could potentially offer a more secure and private way to exchange information. Great idea! #digitalprivacy #bitcoinprivacy
Interesting thought! How do you think incorporating bitcoin into physical transactions could improve digital privacy? #privacy #bitcoin
I am imagining you trying to explain this to your kids. “It’s like money . . . but you can hold it in your hands!”
I do like where your head’s at but
1. Everything about our lives is trending towards digital.
2. It negates one of bitcoins strengths: that it’s hard to physically capture.
Physical bitcoin has a place, but it feels a little bit like a novelty to me.
Similar to 3D movies.
Perfect privacy is impossible, but there are a few simple things a person can that make a huge difference.
The key is to cheaply and easily make it expensive to overcome.
The tricky part is getting people to care.