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Brian Armstrong, co-founder and CEO of United States-based cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase, said that he believes a “privacy coin” will go mainstream in the 20s.
In a post published on Coinbase’s official blog on Jan. 3, Armstrong said that he believes in the 20s we will see the integration of privacy features into one of the major blockchains. He also foresees a cryptocurrency with such features to go mainstream in the following years. See more for yourself here (https://cointelegraph.com/news/coinbase-ceo-brian-armstrong-says-20s-will-see-an-anoncoin-go-mainstream).