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Then you have to work on your reading comprehension

Maybe read your own link. All of those cases involve KYC exchanges, colluding with swap services when they swapped to transparent chains like Bitcoin, and opsec mistakes where they revealed their IP address. Nothing to do with transacting on Monero. It upgrades and gets better over time. What a concept.

Custodial Lightning and LSPs don't give you privacy from third parties. How a vast majority use the network because of it's complexity.

"If a solution was found, a much better, easier, and more convenient implementation of Bitcoin would be possible." -Satoshi Nakamoto

O Nano definitivamente tem alguma tecnologia interessante por trás dele

Sure, but neither is a substitute for the other. Ecash is custodial and Monero isn't. Ecash doesn't currently hide amounts from third parties either (the mint). Monero hides amounts from third parties even if you use someone elses node. Ecash also suffers from a major catch 22 when it comes to public vs anonymous mints. (Advantageous the larger a mint grows increase anon set, but one is vulnerable to state control the other is more likely to be rugged with no consequence)

True. But they know it moved and can monitor it and potentially could know who moved it if they make any mistakes in the past, present, or future.

I don't trust Proton personally. I also don't like how an alleged privacy company made users beg for a private payment method (I believe it was the largest request on their forums for years). Mullvad, IVPN, countless other businesses didn't make us beg it was a mutual thing. Found their excuses on Seths podcast pretty weak as well. But cool for others to have the option I suppose.

Sure, offer Monero and we'll feed your goats