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The overturning of the Tornado sanctions is undoubtedly a huge benefit to the privacy track and has restored everyone's confidence. At least from a legal point of view, privacy protocols are not illegal. But this does not mean that the privacy track has cleared all obstacles. It still faces huge resistance from regulators and the market
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Most people have a very high belief in BTC. In the course of its development over the years, BTC has undisputedly taken the throne of the leading blockchain target, and BTC also has a large number of Bitcoin Maxi, who start from recognizing the concept of decentralization and only want BTC. In the Tornado community, there are also such "privacy Maxi", who hate the monopoly of personal data in the traditional world. The emergence of Tornado seems to have given them a way out and brought everyone together to form a strong community. During the period when Tornado was sanctioned, the entire privacy track has been in a downturn, especially DeFi applications such as mixers that are closest to money. Many times, when people hear "mixers" and "privacy transactions", they are afraid to avoid them. In the primary market, VCs also need to do a lot of background checks to avoid potential legal risks. .
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