Privacy is something all humans instinctively value. It's a well-recognized human right,

and even those who deny it to others expect it for themselves. Privacy and anonymity

should be the default, not the exception. Your consent should be needed before your personal or

financial details are revealed to any would-be voyeur. I did not write this. Rather, this is the

vision statement of Railgun, a new privacy-based technology that allows you to make your Ethereum

wallet, the tokens in that wallet, and your NFTs unavailable to prying eyes. Today, we welcome

Alan Scott of Railgun to the show to discuss all things privacy and how this new technology delivers

on its promises. You may turn Japanese and say Kanichiwa. By the time you're done listening to this,

episode number 586 of the Bad Crypto Podcast.

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top prize, you know, I'd like my one hit, I'd like to be with a

discovered this project and said you guys got to check this out these guys want to sponsor the show and maybe have you as advisors and we took a look at it

we're like damn this is intriguing stuff.

It is intriguing stuff because you know think about it you know crypto was meant to be sort of pseudo anonymous but if you know your address like at this point I have an

ENS address attached to my theory and so it's like if you know what that is you can see everything what's in my thing right so but it would be better to be able to have that information private not only from Ethereum but maybe Solano and Solano maybe you know polygon and some of these other ones so there's some interesting stuff that's that it's popping up with this conversation here with Alan so all that to say before we get in the interview full disclosure we are being compensated in some way shape

perform for association with real gun we do believe in them but we definitely recommend if we're going to advise one thing as not financial advisors it's for you to go to your own research to not make any investments unless you do that research and you know maybe consult with people that are smarter than us we get to talk

to one of those people who's smarter than us today is name is mr. Alan Scott and we're going to get to the interview.

Over the years we've talked a lot about privacy coins the cryptocurrencies that allow you to transact without anybody being able to track what you're transacting for in doing whatever but there are still a lot of issues surrounding privacy one of them being that the internet can be a little too public the blockchain can be a little too transparent let's say I've got some NFTs

in my wallet and I don't want you to know that I've got those particular NFTs what am I supposed to do about that well we encountered the real gun project just a few months ago and discovered that these guys are on the front lines of privacy and with us today we have an advisor to real gun project his name is Alan Scott and good sir welcome to bad crypto

yeah thanks for having me man I'm looking forward to the conversation full disclosure Travis and I are also working with real gun as advisors from a marketing perspective and so being on the show is part of that arrangement and as you guys know we attempt to bring you only projects that that we feel are worthwhile and we tend to be very selective in who we sign on to advise with

this stuff is really cool you're going to learn a lot today make sure you always do your own due diligence as usual this is not investment advice so Alan how did you come upon real gun and what what attracted you to the project yeah great question so in my background I worked in the traditional finance space setting up very up to some obscure offshore vehicles to warehouse like insurance premium and stuff like this

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