Sorry, the technology that is focused on using a publicly available block chain is being favored in building privacy options? I could definitely build some privacy tooling that incorporates the block chain but why the fuck would you ever chose to do it?
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theres an entire lemmy instance for monero, id start there. You could also check out Dread on tor.
Probably going to need to search for communities that prioritize privacy and use crypto currencies to keep their transactions private instead of searching for crypto currency communities directly.
Lol
A ledger that by definition shows every previous transaction on it is a honeypot for investigation just waiting to happen.