According to @iampaulgrewal, the U.S. framers supported trustless peer-to-peer money transfers—described as cash passing hands—and prioritized financial privacy despite illicit finance risks. Source: @iampaulgrewal on X, Aug 20, 2025. The post advocates preserving financial privacy in modern discussions of peer-to-peer money movement and does not cite specific assets, prices, or regulatory actions. Source: @iampaulgrewal on X, Aug 20, 2025.

According to jesse.base.eth on Twitter, traders are encouraged to shift their financial activities from traditional banks to digital assets in order to capitalize on the increasing benefits of cryptocurrencies. The tweet highlights the potential for enhanced financial control and privacy when adopting blockchain technology.

According to Tom Emmer, the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act has been reintroduced with 100 original cosponsors, aiming to prevent the Administrative State from surveilling financial transactions. This legislative move could impact the adoption and regulation of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) by ensuring privacy and limiting government oversight in financial transactions.