The folks building in traditional finance always seem to have deeper pockets and fancier lifestyles than their crypto counterparts. Anonymous identity in Web3 has its perks—keeps your wallet details off the grid and away from potential targets. Security through obscurity beats doxxing risk any day.
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RektHunter
· 11h ago
Anonymous is indeed appealing, but honestly, it's no secret that traditional finance folks' lifestyle outshines ours.
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OvertimeSquid
· 11h ago
Speaking of which, this anonymous identity is indeed a double-edged sword, with strong risk resistance capabilities, but it can also be exploited by certain people.
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LiquidatedAgain
· 11h ago
The worker who got liquidated again and again has now switched to an anonymous wallet. The TradFi folks are indeed well-fed and plump, while we constantly worry about rising lending rates. Anonymity is good, but I'm afraid if the collateralization ratio gets too high, they'll have to run.
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SchrodingersPaper
· 11h ago
I really dislike this kind of statement. Web3 anonymity is not an advantage at all; it actually allows a bunch of scammers to run rampant... Anyway, my wallet is also anonymous, forget it.
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YieldWhisperer
· 11h ago
ngl, anonymity is really a double-edged sword; while it protects wallets, it also gives scammers an opportunity.
The folks building in traditional finance always seem to have deeper pockets and fancier lifestyles than their crypto counterparts. Anonymous identity in Web3 has its perks—keeps your wallet details off the grid and away from potential targets. Security through obscurity beats doxxing risk any day.