Crypto is meant to be private. How do we know? We know it because government would have taken it over long ago if they could have. So, it's a privacy issue, if you keep it that way. | When you transact with crypto, prepare a privacy and suitable 'hold harmless' contract between those contracting. Do this so that if your 'partner' in the transaction is a government agent, he will be forced to pay whatever the government tries to do to you for using your privacy rights. | When maintaining anything, any property, in privacy, it is private and privately named. No longer is Bitcoin Bitcoin. No longer is any cryptocurrency cryptocurrency. Rather, it's private property - as long as you don't agree with government that it is whatever they are trying to call it. | BTW, the same holds true with your fiat and income. No more IRS taxes. It's private property as long as you hold it as your private property.