Privacy is a fundamental human right. In a transparent blockchain world, privacy tools can protect ordinary users from unnecessary surveillance and censorship while not affecting legitimate operations at all.

Technology itself has no moral attributes—a knife can be used to prepare food or to harm people, but we do not ban all knives because of their dual nature. The same logic applies to privacy technology.

Instead of banning related code outright, it is better to foster open dialogue and transparent discussions to make privacy tools safer and more compliant. This is the correct approach to promote the healthy development of the crypto ecosystem. Everyone should be responsible when using these tools and also protect their rights. This is not a black-and-white issue but about finding a balance between innovation and security.