BitCoin

Was wondering if crypto is resistant to surveillance pricing. (flex pricing according to your profile) Potentially coming at us from everywhere and the stuff we spend money on.

Quote:

Wallet Address De-anonymization: Because Bitcoin operates on a public ledger, chain analysis firms can often connect a specific Bitcoin address to a user's real-world identity (e.g., through KYC checks at centralized exchanges or public transaction histories).

Wealth Profiling: Once a wallet is tied to your identity, algorithmic pricing engines can see your total balance and transaction history. A merchant's AI pricing tool could automatically quote you a higher price for goods, services, or travel if it detects a large amount of crypto in your wallet.

Payment Linkage: Even if you generate a fresh receiving address for a purchase, sophisticated tracking software linking your IP address, browser cookies, and the transaction broadcast can identify your patterns.

Was reading an article about it, and there are efforts to curtail it, but lobbyist are already trying to work loopholes into the legislation.

What do you call a law that looks like it's supposed to do something but actually doesn't?