Coin Center LIVE w/ Jerry Brito of at MoneroKon 2019! EPI #70
summary
Coin Center argues for treating privacy-preserving coins like cash, citing FinCEN 2013 guidance as the prior turning point that left regulators focused on Bitcoin until private coins reemerge as a question. Policy prescription is concrete: fund Coin Center, coordinate among privacy projects, and keep building noncustodial software because intermediaries invite regulation. Regulators may push exchanges to delist private coins, making access costly but not impossible, and U.S. state examples like Colorado show more hospitable paths for electronic cash beyond custodial exchanges.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:35Why Coin Center
- 1:40Test of Testimony
- 2:07Anonymous Currency
- 3:03What should the Monero community be doing
- 5:15Jerrys thesis
- 8:41The NRA
- 14:13Privacy Coins
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