quotingZcash dropping NU7 and effectively locking $16M in Sprout funds because the new binary refuses to accept v4 transactions is peak irony.
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You hold the private keys. You have the seed phrase. The cryptography still works.
But the developers decided your pool is deprecated. Miss their migration timeline, and your assets become unspendable.
And people still call this sound money?
The contrast between real privacy and corporate-controlled privacy becomes obvious with one upgrade.
In Monero, outputs dating back to 2014 remain spendable under the same consensus rules, while preserving transaction privacy.
In Zcash, fail to migrate on the developers' timeline, and a protocol upgrade can leave your funds stranded.
Privacy with an expiration date isn't financial sovereignty.
It's permission dressed up as privacy.
#monero #privacy #sprout #nu7
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vult on Nostr: Zscam working as intended. ...
Zscam working as intended.
