This is totally a wrong attitude. Do you know who the person most likely to violate computer crime laws against you is? Think about it for a second. Really think. It’s your spouse or romantic partner. Like 99% of credential theft is the person you have sex with stealing your password to read your DMs. Privacy matters for average people all the time. If you can see on blockchain your transactions, any slut can track you. Coffee purchases tie you to a specific place. Secondly, I have had people who have sent coffee amounts, less than $10, have their exchange accounts closed for sending me Bitcoin. There’s a guy on Twitter that posted how he got a $10 or so Lightning transaction frozen by the AML division at Strike. The CEO, Jack Mallers, ended up personally resolving that — but it just goes to show that to the authorities, even small transactions are carefully tracked and catalogued. Privacy matters to everyone, normies and dissidents alike. Transactions volumes small and large. If you don’t have base layer privacy, you do not have fungible money.