The value of a cryptocurrency is defined by the demand from interested parties and can have significant adoption based on its use case. If it protects people from prying eyes into their finances and ensures that no one knows how much they have or have sent, it can become a giant in the market.
Everyone wants privacy; it's a human need. Consider this: in real life, people build walls and fences around their homes for privacy and security. They feel safe in their yards, away from unwanted gazes. That wall is a declaration of how important privacy is to that family, and they need it more than they might realize.
In the financial world, it works similarly, but here there are no physical walls or fences. Instead, there is a need to keep people from knowing how much an individual has or has sent. Private transactions are a necessity in a world where, with the development of the virtual world, much is at risk. Having many people know how much a certain individual has or doesn't have is dangerous, as this person can face serious worldly dangers such as kidnappings, blackmail, and a whole sea of threats that humans know how to organize.
Therefore, the use of private cryptocurrencies is not a luxury; it is a basic necessity for people because they need to protect their wealth and have the freedom to use their money as they wish.
I dare to say that in the not too distant future, cryptocurrencies without any type of privacy will begin to be used more for trading, while private ones will be used more for storing money. After all, it is more logical to do it this way since no one can snoop into others' finances.
It is simply a logical and pertinent issue.
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