Craig Wright knows how to make anonymous coins traceable

Bitcoin SV supporter made another series of loud statements.
Crypto community dubbed him as Trump for Crypto.

Tanya Abrosimova Independent Analyst

One of the most infamous and controversial figures of the cryptocurrency universe Craig Wright came out with another portion of bombastic declarations.

A key Bitcoin SV supporter and a part of nChain team, also known as Fake Satoshi, Wright declared that he had a tool to make virtually any anonymous coin like Zcash, Monero and Bytecoin entirely traceable.

"Yes, I can make ZCash and Monero completely traceable… A means to start monitoring it all and attributing. And, responsible disclosure is not those teams. Have a nice life,” he wrote in his Twitter account.

He also said that he knows how to create a genuinely anonymous coin, which won’t be based on the blockchain. At the same time, he added that anonymous coins were only used by criminals; that’s why he would not bother dealing with them.

"Not my issue, you use an anon coin, a crime coin as this is all they are, and you are in many countries already committing a crime. So, I would rather teach the Feds how to stop this than help a bunch of losers help criminals,” he wrote.

The cryptocurrency community has already dubbed him “Trump for crypto,” as the American president is also known for his lofty rhetoric.

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Tanya Abrosimova

Independent Analyst

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