@matt @metal3d @tim only 6% of the #Zcash userbase even use Shielded (or private) addresses, so it really should be renamed to #Tcash.
Let's not also forget that they actively work with #LawEnforcement and #ChainAnalysis companies, unless you're into that type of stuff.
@myhushteam
Interestingly, without questioning what you say, do you have any sources for this?
@matt @tim@snabelen.no
Here's a presentation made for #LawEnforcement by #CoinCenter, #Chainalysis, and #Ciphertrace about #Privacy coins".
At 24 minutes: they can't track a #BTC to #Monero transaction completely.
At 43m 35s: presenter specifically mentions that these #Blockchain companies are actively working with #Zcash team at #ECC...
At 49 minutes: different presenter discusses how #XMR works.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/PWXU7D4VV0lB/
ty @thefuzzstone @TheFuzzStone for the vid upload
@myhushteam @metal3d @matt @tim @thefuzzstone @TheFuzzStone wow, that video makes it really clear that #Zcash works with #LawEnforcement & companies like #Chainanalysis. If you want any privacy, do yourself a favor and don't consider Zcash for your privacy. #Monero (#XMR) is pretty great 
@metal3d @matt @tim
Yes I do.
We see in this article that "6% of the total [#Zcash] transactions... only includes those which were fully shielded." (Source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/zcash-fully-shielded-transactions-jump-70-to-new-record-in-april)