lol nah, privacy is _not_ dead, we've just built the wrong defaults so far. any kind of privacy must be part of the _runtime_ (can be an execution layer, can be a browser, etc.), not something users have to configure. that's why i've been saying for years: we must ship _L1 enshrined unconditional_ privacy. if the default tx is private by default, you scale privacy and you win. i won't stop until i can replace my xmr txs with eth txs. build the right system defaults, and you win. ethereum enshrined privacy will win.